On February 17, Beijing time, although Durant has been traded to the Suns, he has not yet made his official debut. Now, according to the NBA schedule, the Suns' home game against the Thunder on February 25 has become ESPN national broadcast, which undoubtedly indicates that it will be Durant's debut in the future.
The Suns have now finished their pre-All-Star game and just lost to the Clippers to drop to fifth place in the West, but Durant's return after the All-Star Game is undoubtedly optimistic about the Suns' championship prospects this season.
Durant has come to the Suns' home for two consecutive games, and the fans are also wearing Durant's No. 35 jersey, waiting for Adu to join the debut.
When the new owner of the Suns took office, he traded Durant to the team, which undoubtedly won the unanimous optimism of public opinion, and with the addition of Durant, the Suns will form a "Durant + Booker + Paul + Ayton" team, and they are widely optimistic to win this year's NBA championship.
Durant is still recovering from injury, but when he is healthy this season, he has played another MVP-level season. Durant played in 39 games for the Brooklyn Nets this season, averaging 29.7 points, 6.7 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game, and Durant's addition made the Suns a luxurious championship team.
As for Durant's return to join the debut, it is likely to be the Suns' home game with the Thunder on February 25, after all, it will become ESPN broadcast across the United States, and it is also a look forward to the new version of the Suns setting sail for the championship.
(Text/Drunken Lying Float)