The Grim Reaper wields a scythe, and the Suns reverse by 22 points in 8 minutes, see what Durant has to say?

The Suns narrowly defeated the Kings 119-117 at home to win three in a row, and the Kings fell two places in a row to the seventh play-in zone in the West, and only one game ahead of the Suns behind them. With 8:22 left in the game, the Suns still trailed by 22 points, and in the final five minutes of the game, the Kings scored only four points, while Durant scored 12 points alone, three times as many as the opponent's team. At the last moment, Durant got a foul free throw to kill the opponent, let's see what he said?

1. Durant: The greatest basketball player with the greatest goal

"The Suns have long been "the worst team in NBA history," and tonight is a good way to erase that impression, Durant said. As a person, my goal is to be the greatest basketball player I can be.

2. Durant: has the responsibility to take on defensive obligations

"It's my responsibility to play the best defensive performance in the league, and I can make it more difficult for opponents with my size and talent," Durant said.

3. Durant talks about the big reversal in the last quarter

Speaking about the comeback in the final quarter, Durant said: We were very focused at the end and went into the zone. That's what we want to build on. It was a really good win and keep grinding.

4. Grim Reaper Harvest Competition

In this game, Durant only scored 7 points on 1-of-4 shooting in the first half, but in the fourth quarter, Durant scored 15 points on 4-of-7 shooting, and won a foul free throw in the final minute to kill the Kings.

"I don't know how we won it, usually I know how the game is going, but this time it feels like a blur," Durant said.

5. Durant teased Allen

In the final quarter of the game, Durant scored 15 points, Allen scored 6 points, and the 21 points scored by the two were exactly the entire team score of the Kings.

Durant said: Allen came to the Suns and showed the world his unique game content. Maybe not with back-to-back, he should come to my camp this summer to learn how to do back-to-back.

6. Allen: I hope the fans can cheer when they are behind

Allen played 37 minutes in this game, shooting 10-of-17 from the field, 9-of-14 from three-point range, scoring 29 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks, and 2 turnovers, with a game-high plus/minus of +21.

 Speaking about the fans' voices for the game, Allen said: "Today is the loudest I've ever heard at home. When we fall behind, we want to be a great home team. I hope the home fans can also cheer us on when we are behind and give us some energy. I hope the players and the fans can work a little bit better together.

7. At the decisive moment, Durant played the No. 5 position

The Suns went on a 35-21 run in the final quarter to complete a 22-point comeback.

When talking about the five-man lineup (Durant playing five) at key moments in the final quarter, Allen said: We played fast with that lineup, and I liked it very much. We made more threes. We won the fourth quarter and we won the game.

8. Vogel talks about the big reversal

With just 8:22 left in the game, the Suns still trailed by 22 points.

Vogel said: During the timeout, Durant, Booker, and Beal all shouted to keep fighting. We held on and kept fighting on a mental level. There were times when we struggled and sometimes we got beaten by the opponent.

9. Vogel: Play not perfect but can win

Speaking about the defensive performance, Vogel said: "We've won three games in a row, and all three of them, we're moving in the right direction. If you can win when you're not playing perfectly and you learn from it, that's a good sign.

10. The king suffered 4 major misfortunes

In this game, the Kings were completed by the Suns by 22 points

The Kings suffered three straight defeats to move up to 7th in the West and dropped into the play-in zone.

In the last game, the Kings were killed by Lillard's super three-point shot

Coach Brown was fined $50,000 for evaluating referees.