So far this season, the Suns have ranked first in the league with a record of 37 wins and 9 losses, 3.5 wins ahead of the Warriors, who are second in the league, and 7 more goals than the Heat, the first in the East! The Suns have performed well on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends this season, winning all 28 games in one case, and this unbeaten law is too horizontal!
Last season' Suns achieved the second-largest regular season record in the league, and in the playoffs, the defending champion Lakers led by LeBron James, the Nuggets led by stint regular season MVP winners, and the title-winning Clippers advanced to the Finals, which has far exceeded expectations; so far this season, the Suns have once again played the top performance in the league under the look of disgrace.
So far this season, the Suns' record of 37 wins and 9 losses is far ahead of the 30 teams in the league, 3.5 wins ahead of the second-place Warriors, and the advantage between them and the third place in the West has reached 6.5 wins, which is 7 more than the Heat, who are currently ranked first in the East, and are the only team in the league so far this season with a winning rate of not less than 72.5%. So far this season, the Suns' 47.6% shooting percentage is the highest among the 30 teams in the league, averaging 112.5 points per game and ranking third in the league; at the same time, the Suns have limited their opponents' shooting percentage to the second lowest shooting rate in the league at 43.7%, ranking second in the league in defensive efficiency of 104.4, and averaging 7.9 points per game is also the most in the league.
The Suns are a team that is both offensive and defensive, and it is even more evident in key moments. So far this season, the Suns' 49.3 percent shooting percentage in the fourth quarter of the regular season is the highest of the league's 30 teams, even much higher than the Suns' average this season, while the Suns have limited their opponents' shooting percentage in the fourth quarter to 43.3 percent.
The Suns' defensive performance in the fourth quarter fulfilled one of their unbeaten rules of the season, which was that the Suns held the lead in the 28 games at the end of the third quarter of the regular season so far, and the only team in the league so far that has never been overturned in such a game. It is worth mentioning that the Warriors have lost 4 regular season games to maintain the lead before the start of the fourth quarter, and the Jazz, who had the league's first regular season record last season, have been overturned by opponents six times this season so far before the start of the fourth quarter.
The Suns' record last season was no fluke, and they have justified themselves with their good performances this season. And after the baptism of last season's finals, the sun is more stable this season, and the 28 regular season games that led at the end of the third quarter maintained a full victory, this unbeaten law is too horizontal! For now, the Suns still have a lot of chances to win the title this season, and I hope Chris Paul can realize his dream.