Paul's bold disclosures may upset James, Harden, and Griffin

Oddly enough, defending Western Conference champion Phoenix Suns were out of sight at the start of the season. As more star casts grew, Chris Paul and his companions were overlooked.

But maybe that's exactly what they want.

Since Paul and his coach Monty Williams came to the Suns, the Suns have developed their own culture. In fact, CP3 even boldly admitted it (via Yahoo!). Movement).

"Man, that's probably one of the best dressing rooms in my whole career. Because we have young leaders, everyone leads in their own different ways. We communicate, we talk. It's a real family. You're celebrating for the people who got paid this summer. ”

Just a few days ago, the Los Angeles Lakers had a verbal altercation between Anthony Davis and Dwight Howard. Many expressed concern (or laughs) that the team already had a dramatic lineup.

Paul's homage to Sun culture could also create friction with his former owners, notably the Los Angeles Clippers and Houston Rockets, both of which he enjoyed relative success. Let's not forget that he also made the NBA playoffs with the New Orleans Hornets and Oklahoma Thunder.

Is he saying that his previous teams weren't really united? Probably not. But his comments are still persuasive.

As they say, victory changes everything. So maybe Chris Paul, the guy who nearly won his first NBA championship last season, is just particularly proud of his time with the Suns.