Kevin Durant frustrated, Devin Booker calls out teammate with Suns’ Big 3 in turmoil
NY Post
Is Kevin Durant’s latest attempt at winning as part of a Big 3 going to be worse than his last?
After a disappointing Nets run with Kyrie Irving and James Harden, Durant, 35, wanted out of Brooklyn and was traded to the Suns in February.
Phoenix, after a second-round playoff exit, acquired Bradley Beal from the Wizards to form a Big 3 with Durant and Devin Booker.
But Beal has played in just six games this year after missing the start of the season with a back issue and then suffering an ankle injury.
The Suns sit in 11th place in the Western Conference at 14-15 after Monday’s Christmas loss to the Mavericks, Phoenix’s third straight defeat and their ninth in 12 games.
The circumstances appear to be vexing the 35-year-old Durant, who now may be wondering if he’s in the right spot to win his first non-Warriors championship.
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