When the whole seasons load comes on top of you, it becomes harder to stay healthy, this is why most people get injured close to playoff time. They have played 50+ games, even 60 and then suddenly that type of load is too much for players and they start to get tired.

I mean just go out and walk for a mile everyday, you will realize that after a few months even though you are more in shape, it still tires you a lot and not missing a single day is hard, you will end up missing some days eventually. These are million dollar athletes, they try to take care of their body as much as possible, and even with that, having 30+ minutes a night of high adrenaline sports is not easy for 80+ games a year.

Warriors though are a bad team on the road, and even if Curry is back on the floor, they have a back to back loses already. On the other hand, without Ja Morant it will be very difficult for the Memphis to win, and probably they suffer mental fatigue as well with all the issues in front of them right now.

Knicks vs Sacramento, gonna be a good one, so I think it deserved to be televised as this is two of the hottest team right now.

Knicks winning streak has been broken though, while the Sacramento Kings trying to solidify their 2nd spot position behind Denver Nuggets.

Yes, wear and tear will always be a factor to any given player or even athletes. Especially in the NBA where the highest wear and tear as always have a game in almost every other day, mainly the star players because their playing time is much more longer than the average players in the league and then there's the load their carrying in almost every game. In-fact, these players can only rest if they have an injury because if they are healthy, a 2-day gap in their games is still not that assuring to them as they still need to participate in their practice to prepare for their next games.

That would be rough. I think I saw the news that says he will miss the rest of the regular season and some of the playoffs. If he could play in the playoffs though, the Suns should be fine. Actually, the ranking in the west is quite irrelevant right now since it is so packed that even if you are on the 8th rank, you are still a contender for the championship. Even the top of the rank cannot be so sure when playoffs come.


I think that the Sun will do. They traded a lot of assets for him, so they have to make sure that he will recover fast and stay healthy for the playoffs. That is the time that he matters the most. The Suns can survive the regular season and maintain their rank. They still have Booker, Ayton and CP3 in the lineup. It should not be too hard to maintain a good rank with the caliber of the players they still have.

Did watch the Warriors-Grizzlies game except for the final minutes of the game. Grizzlies won by 21 points.

I'm kind of disappointing not only because of how awful the defense of the Warriors are, but how they can't take the lead after having huge runs. Grizzlies got a 20 point lead at the 1st quarter then the Warriors made a run to put the deficit to single digits in the 2nd quarter. After than, Grizzlies will make another run again putting the lead to double digits, and then Warriors will come back again with their own. They didn't even took the lead the whole game I think.

Anyway, I'll just watch the Knicks-Kings game after watching the Warriors lose yet again on the road. That loss of the Warriors is their 8th consecutive road loss which is tied for the 2nd most for Coach Steve Kerr. On the other hand, 48 points by the Grizzlies is by far the highest number of points they have in the first quarter this season. That just shows how bad the defense of Warriors are. Giving 48 points in first quarter alone. They're like the Mavericks 2.0 TBH.

After being traded to Durant, the thing I feared most and always said was injury. Durant got injured after playing a few more matches, unfortunately he is old and I think that's why he can get injured more easily than other players. If he suffers such an injury during the playoffs, we won't see a good result for the Phoenix Suns.
The team needs Durant, I hope he recovers soon and doesn't get injured again

They need KD to enhance the chance of winning the title. It's a good trade indeed if KD did not suffer for another injury, but we really can't tell what the future will be for each player.

That accident will affect the chance but not necessarily can dictate or accurately tell that it will be
the outcome, the league is still far and there are still changes that may take place.

It's not confirmed yet, but there's a risk that he could miss the remainder of the season. Hopefully, that will not happen.

That's according to this article.
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/kevin-durant-injury-update-suns-stars-sprained-ankle-expected-to-be-re-evaluated-in-two-weeks-per-report/


Durant has shown that he can fit into the team, but with this recent development, it looks like the Suns are at a disadvantage as they gave up their role players for Durant. Without Durant, I don't think they can win a championship.

And what's bad is that it's not even in a game that he is injured, he is just doing his routine before the start of the game and suddenly it happened. I guess moving forward, KD is really prone to this injuries, his body is not getting any young and with that kind of frame, its hard for him to carry that weight as he gets older.

We can only hope that it won't be a long layoff for him because we wanted to see him play more time with the Suns and help CP3 achieved his only dream of getting a championship ring.

Yeah, but some of the players they move is part of their roster that make their run and even reach the finals a couple of years ago. And since they are all gone because they chase Durant, it will be a very Suns now.

Ayton, CP3 and Booker is good, but not sure if they can carry the them.

West is very different now, Booker will have to double his effort.