Kevin Durant limped off the court docket roughly halfway within the third quarter of his workforce’s 148-109 loss to the Rockets on Sunday night time. It might have been the final time Durant took the court docket as a member of the Suns.
The 36-year-old has already been ruled out of Tuesday’s recreation in opposition to the Bucks, and his availability for the remainder of the three-game highway journey is based on the outcomes of his MRI for a left ankle sprain.
With seven video games left and the Suns nearly out of playoff contention, they might select to close down Durant. ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins felt such a transfer could be greatest for each the Suns and Durant.
“There is not any purpose to convey KD again,” Perkins informed ESPN’s “Get Up” on Monday. “You’ll be able to inform the power is off, the spirit is off, they’re so inconsistent,” Perkins mentioned of the 35-40 Suns. “This can be a prime instance of a workforce that performs particular person basketball, this isn’t a workforce. In addition they haven’t any management.”
