Kellan Olson is a sports journalist based in Phoenix, Arizona. He writes for Sports Arizona and numberFire, which was acquired by FanDuel. Kellan's articles focus on local sports teams, particularly the Phoenix Suns, providing analysis, game recaps, and insights into player performances.
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Some teams need to go through a whole NBA season to figure out how to win games down the stretch. Some teams, like last year’s Phoenix Suns, never even figure it out.
By: Kellan Olson
You can never go too long in a NBA season without taking a swift strike right on the chin from adversity and that’s what the 8-1 Phoenix Suns will have to do while Kevin Durant is sidelined by a left calf strain for two weeks.
PHOENIX — It was a rather sudden bit of feedback on how much the Phoenix Suns would miss Kevin Durant (left calf strain), particularly in crunch time, in a 127-118 overtime loss to the Sacramento Kings.
In case you foolishly needed more than the reassurance a decade-long resume should provide, Booker’s 31 points in Tuesday’s 120-112 Phoenix Suns win over the Utah Jazz was proof his slow start is nothing to worry about. Even a little bit.
The Phoenix Suns were shorthanded on the second game of a back-to-back on Wednesday and gave you about everything you would want to see in that type of situation, with this one ending in a 127-104 loss to the Sacramento Kings.
The shorthanded Phoenix Suns are going to be stuck in the mud until Devin Booker can lift them out of it and he wasn’t capable of doing so in Friday’s 99-83 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Life without Bradley Beal (left calf strain) and Kevin Durant (left calf strain) keeps getting tougher for the Phoenix Suns after an incredibly difficult to swallow 120-117 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday.
The good news is it’s coming. The bad news is, well, how badly they need it.
By: Kellan Olson
PHOENIX — For as much as the Phoenix Suns require some time off physically, the mental aspect of that showed in Wednesday’s 138-122 loss to the New York Knicks.
By: Kellan Olson
TUCSON — No. 17 Arizona was given a valuable lesson in a 69-55 loss to No. 12 Duke on Friday in Tucson, one it would be wise to learn from ahead of a large jump in conference competition.
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