According to the latest report from NBA reporters, the Phoenix Suns have officially announced the firing of the team's head coach, Frank Vogel. The decision was made after a lot of thought about the team's performance this season.
James Jones, the Suns' president and general manager of basketball operations, said in a statement: "After much deliberation over this season, we have come to the conclusion that our team needs a different head coach. We thank Vogel for his hard work and commitment. "Vogel's coaching career with the Suns hasn't been long, but he's made a strong mark here. However, as the team failed to achieve the expected goals this season, the management ultimately decided to seek a new coach to lead the team forward.
According to ESPN, the Suns have turned their attention to former Milwaukee Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer after firing head coach Frank Vogel. Budenholzer is the prime candidate for the Suns' new head coach, and talks between the two sides are expected to move forward quickly, according to sources.
Budenholzer has excelled in his past coaching career and has been actively preparing his coaching team in the hope of returning to the role of head coach. So far in his career as a professional coach, he has a record of 484 wins and 317 losses, a win rate of more than 60%, which is a testament to his strength and experience in the NBA.
It is worth mentioning that Kevin Durant is one of the most influential players in NBA history, and his career has been full of highlights and challenges. Since he left the Golden State Warriors, Durant has changed six head coaches and won two series in that time.