The Phoenix Suns’ can bet on the Durant-Booker duo as they are one the most hard-working pairs in the NBA. Even though the Suns failed to cross the semifinal round this season, their star players are determined to bring their A-game for another shot at the title.
While other players are taking a “chill pill” and the team from Phoenix is busy making some essential trades, Kevin and Devin are showcasing the reasons for their team to have such an incredible trust in the duo.
Durant and Booker exhibit dedication
NBA players Devin Booker and Kevin Durant recently demonstrated their dedication during a demanding practice session in a display of unshakeable focus and remarkable talent.
In the Kendal GL Issacs Gymnasium, Devin Booker and Kevin Durant can be seen working out together in a video that has leaked. This gym is located at Deandre Ayton’s Bahamas residence. It is speculated they met up at DA’s hometown.
Phoenix Suns stars Kevin Durant and Devin Booker getting up some shots in the Kendal GL Issacs Gymnasium 🇧🇸. pic.twitter.com/dmelpH6Iy3
— Amajahl Knowles (@3AM__MO) June 26, 2023
Kevin Durant and Devin Booker of the Phoenix Suns putting in work, hoisting up shots like it’s their day job. The Phoenix Suns’ explosive combo appears to have converted the entire Kendal GL Issacs Gymnasium into a shooting range; it certainly appears as though they’re attempting to detonate the gym with their flaming-hot shots.
Their workout in the Bahamas served as a potent reminder that true greatness is earned through perseverance and hard work.
Suns land Bradley Beal from Wizards
In a historic transaction involving Chris Paul and the Phoenix Suns, the Washington Wizards are trading Bradley Beal to them. Beal’s no-trade provision, which was included in his five-year, $251 million extension contract that he signed in the offseason, somewhat constrained the market for trades.
The Suns, who also added Kevin Durant at the trade deadline of last year and already had superstar Devin Booker in place, were a contender at the time, and he finally demonstrated a willingness to waive that no-trade clause to join them. Beal has frequently been mentioned in trade speculations during the past few seasons, but the Wizards have resisted offers because they want to be competitive even when their roster no longer allows it.
But in the offseason, the Wizards signed Michael Winger, the Clippers’ general manager, as their new club president and owner Ted Leonsis gave him carte blanche to completely restructure the roster as he saw fit. As soon as it became clear that selling Beal would be a part of Winger’s strategy to restructure the Wizards, Phoenix Suns surprised everyone by expressing interest in acquiring him.
