Phoenix Suns Dismiss Mike Budenholzer After Disappointing Season
Source: news.source.rappler
The Phoenix Suns have fired head coach Mike Budenholzer after a single season marked by underperformance, finishing with a 36-46 record and missing the playoffs. The team, which has the NBA's highest payroll, cited a failure to meet expectations and the need for change. Budenholzer, previously successful with the Milwaukee Bucks, struggled to connect with the Suns' star players. The Suns are now on the hunt for their fourth head coach in four years, amidst considerations of potential trades for key players like Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal.
Key Points
Mike Budenholzer was fired by the Phoenix Suns after one season with a 36-46 record.
The Suns, with the NBA's highest payroll, failed to reach the playoffs, finishing 11th in the Western Conference.
Budenholzer was unable to mesh well with the team's star players, including Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, and Bradley Beal.
The Suns are now looking for their fourth head coach in four seasons, indicating instability in leadership.
Potential trade considerations for Kevin Durant and decisions regarding Bradley Beal's contract are on the horizon for the Suns.
