The SUNS suffered another loss in the game, this time against the Kings. While Durant and Booker played well in the game, other players did not. Of those, Gordon and center Eubanks have been particularly disappointing.

In the game, Gordon played 25 minutes, 0 for 2 shooting, no points. He had just four rebounds and two assists, a performance that clearly could not help the SUNS win. Even more disappointing is that his on-court win-loss rating is minus-25, which means that his on-court performance has a significant negative impact on the team.

Eubanks' performance has not been satisfactory either. He finished with two points and two rebounds on 1-for-3 shooting in 16 minutes. His performance was also unable to help the SUNS win, and he also committed two turnovers.

As the core of the team, Durant saw such a performance, a disappointed expression on his face. He knew that in order to go far in the playoffs, and even compete for a championship, the team could not rely on his and Booker's play alone. During the game, Durant displayed his unparalleled scoring ability and dominance. His drive, shooting and defense all pose a great threat to opponents. However, even with his best efforts, the SUNS still could not reverse the loss.

The loss was a heavy blow to the SUNS 'morale. The team is already Mired in a losing streak and could face an even bigger one if they can't adjust their form in time. Durant is concerned about the current situation of the team, and he knows the urgency of the time. As a nearly 37-year-old veteran, he can no longer waste time waiting for other players to grow and play. Booker as a young player, although he also tried his best, but his skills and experience need to be improved. The SUNS need more players to step up and share the scoring pressure, as well as more focus and effort on the defensive end.

The SUNS coach said in an interview after the game: "We still have a lot of work to do, the players need to work harder and focus more. We can't just rely on Durant and Booker to win games."

In general, the SUNS now face great challenges and difficulties. They need to find a way to improve the quality and performance of their team or they risk losing a player like Durant. If the SUNS can't solve these problems soon, then they may face an even bigger dilemma and challenge. The future of the SUNS is still full of hope and opportunity, but only if they need to overcome the immediate difficulties and build a strong team system and team spirit. Only in this way can they emerge from the competitive playoffs and move toward the goal of a championship.