The Phoenix Suns have not had the season they wanted and fans are nervous about what will come next.
There are plenty of rumors about this team, and some people feel it cannot find success unless it changes in major ways.
But Bradley Beal hasn’t lost faith in his squad, and he believes they can still achieve a lot.
He recently talked about what the Suns can do and thinks they have the recipe for success, as long as they remain healthy.
“We still can make a run. Obviously we’ve got to be healthy, get healthy, be available. The playoffs, anything can happen, man, but we’re a talented team and believe in what we can do. We’ve just got to give ourselves that opportunity,” Beal said, per NBACentral.
Bradley Beal says the Phoenix Suns can still make a run
“We still can make a run. Obviously we’ve got to be healthy, get healthy, be available. The playoffs, anything can happen, man, but we’re a talented team and believe in what we can do. We’ve just got to give ourselves that… pic.twitter.com/giFDnHseSf
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Beal mentioned health because that has been a huge factor in his career for the last few years.
He only appeared in 53 games last season and has suited up for 48 this year.
He last played for the Suns on March 16 and is currently day-to-day with a hamstring injury.
When Beal came to the Suns, it was thought that the big three of him, Kevin Durant, and Devin Booker would be nearly unstoppable.
Instead, they have faced injury after injury and an intensely difficult Western Conference.
They are currently the 11th seed in the West and are fighting to reach Play-In contention.
Beal said that anything can happen in the playoffs, but the Suns don’t even qualify for them right now.
If they don’t make it to the postseason, the team could be restructured in the summer.
That means Durant and others could be parting ways with the Suns.
Beal has more security with his place on the team because he has a no-trade clause in his contract.
It’s good that he has faith in the Suns because he can be there for a very long time, if he chooses.
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