The 2021-2022 NBA season has begun and is trying to get back to pre- pandemic status. For the first time in two seasons the NBA will play it's typical 82 game schedule. Players and teams are getting ready for the long haul. Some understand that they have a long season and have to pace themselves, some because they are going to make a deep playoff run.
The Suns are one of those teams. Last season they surprised the NBA world by making it the NBA Finals. They added a backup center in Javale McGee, but the team brings back its core players from a year ago. The season start with the Suns going 1-3 and some Phoenix faithful started to get worried.
Since then the Suns have won 6 straight and are now 7-3. They have done so without DeAndre Ayton, who has been injured, which has made this an even better accolade. The Suns have a lot of season left but are on the right path to repeat as Western Conference Champions.
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