Phoenix Suns' Disappointing Season Labeled a 'Failure' by Owner Mat Ishbia
Source: news.source.inquirer
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia described the team's recent NBA season as a 'failure' due to their poor performance, finishing 10 games below .500 and missing the playoffs despite having star player Kevin Durant. Ishbia expressed disappointment in the team's lack of passion and identity, and the Suns fired coach Mike Budenholzer at the end of the season. The team is now looking to rebuild, with Durant possibly being traded.
Key Points
The Phoenix Suns had a disappointing season, finishing 10 games below .500 and missing the playoffs.
Owner Mat Ishbia labeled the season a 'failure', citing a lack of passion and identity within the team.
Despite having Kevin Durant, a probable Hall of Famer, the Suns failed to meet expectations.
The Suns fired coach Mike Budenholzer after the season, marking the fourth coaching change in four years.
Ishbia emphasized the need for the next coaching hire to be right and for the team to reflect the city's grit and determination.
The team is considering trading Kevin Durant as part of a rebuilding effort.
