Sun Mama about noise, reported frustration after trading deadline

Phoenix – How the norm has become, the Phoenix Suns were a mother over the entire Fallout from the closing time on Thursday.

General Manager and President of Basketball Operations, James Jones, spoke to Utah Jazz before the Matchup on Friday.

“It was my longstanding politics not to talk about rumors and speculations,” he said. “I always said what we do internally, we keep it internally. It always gets loud when you don’t win. We don’t win. So we just stay above the sound. “

Arizona Sport ‘ John Gambadoro and Ramona Shelburne von Espn and Brian Windhorst have all reported that a three-team deal in which Durant went to the Golden State Warriors and Jimmy Butler in the bay.

Windhorst later reported that Durant was not happy to be held out of the loop with his name in trade talks, as he was satisfied with satisfied in Phoenix. Windhorst added that a separation in summer is now likely.

“Kevin is nearby in his entire career,” said Jones. “He is a professional. He is the best in it. “

With regard to Durants reported frustration and when Jones felt that a conversation was necessary to make the tension easier, Jones said the following:

“It is the permanent dialogue with the team,” he said. “When you come to the end of the trade, every team has these moments. These moments of frustration, these moments of uncertainty. “

The suns have major problems than all this sound.

They came on Friday, 25th to 25th, and looked firmly in part of a .500 basketball team that is drastically overwhelming.

On Thursday, Shelburnne reported that the changing room was currently “toxic”, a concept player like Grayson Allen and Royce O’Neale were denied and even amusing at Shootaround. Head coach Mike Bodenholzer also called this report “untrue”.

At that time, while Phoenix ‘enormous battles with cohesion and continuity at the court do not click with a group, there was hardly any signs of dissatisfaction that grows together. Who knows what’s going on behind the scenes, but what happens on the pitch will show one or the way. This does not look like the ugly segments of last year to end the regular season.

Jones was asked about Durant’s reported frustration that he was almost treated again.

“I would also be frustrated if we didn’t win and a lot of fault, a lot of noise was around me,” he said. “I know Kevin understands that. He is human. He is just like everyone else. But he is a hooper and he is a professional. And he was over the whole career. So he knows where we are. He is crucial for us. He is one of our leaders, he is our all-star and we need him to continue to be who he is and how he is always, and he will help us turn it around. “

Durant was excluded on Friday due to a sprain of the left ankle and was not available in the open changing room period of the media.

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