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The Phoenix Suns find themselves in a tricky situation with a 24-24 record in the Western Conference. The Suns seemed to have lacked the consistency this season that they are known for following a groin injury to Devin Booker during the December 28 loss against the Denver Nuggets, which sidelined the three-time All-Star for a while. Booker has been out of action for nearly a month and recent reports have suggested that he could undergo a revaluation on January 25. Since Booker’s injury, Phoenix has gone 6-13. Amid the troubles, the Suns fans were left shocked by a recent report that suggested that the Desert franchise is planning on taking a massive step pertaining to the exit of a veteran from the team.

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As per a recent report from NBA Insider Mark Stein, the Phoenix Suns are looking to make some crucial changes in their roster considering the future in mind. Stein claimed that the Suns are looking to add some young talents to the roster, keeping in mind the departure of a veteran who has been with the team since 2020.

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Fan express their opinions on shocking Chris Paul trade rumor

As per Mark Stein’s Substack, the Phoenix Suns are thinking about their future without 12-time All-Star Chris Paul, Stein reported that the Suns are eyeing some young talents considering the future of the franchise. Some of the stars that the franchise is targeting, as per Stein, are Charlotte Hornets’ Terry Rozier, New York Knicks’ Immanuel Quickley, and Toronto Raptors’ Fred VanVleet.

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Further, the recent reports from Mark Stein have stirred up the Phoenix Suns fans, who shared their thoughts on potentially bidding goodbye to Chris Paul without a championship win. One fan wrote on Twitter, “Bro really gonna retire being a ringless.

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Another fan wrote, “Bro really gon retire with 0 rings.” Here are some other reactions from the fans.

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Many fans seemed to be worried that Chris Paul might never be able to win a championship if he gets traded by the Suns. At the same time, some of the fans seemed to be in favor of the NBA veteran’s trade in order to build a future for the Phoenix Suns. However, the extension signed by Paul might become an issue for the Suns.

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Will Chris Paul be traded by Phoenix?

The Phoenix Suns found themselves in an expected situation in the absence of Devin Booker. As a result, there have been reports about the Suns trying to make a change by bringing some younger guys on the roster. However, it could be a problem for Chris Paul, who signed a four-year, 120 million contract with the Suns in 2021.

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Paul’s contract is likely to take him to the 2024-25 season with Phoenix. However, the recent attempt from the Suns to target a trade deal might create a problem for Paul. While his extension could be a factor in any deal, the Suns might be forced to shed off some picks if they are serious about making a definitive deal before the trade deadline this season.

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Rohit Kumawat is a Senior Author at EssentiallySports, covering multiple sports like NASCAR and NBA. Currently pursuing an MBA in Media and Business Management, Rohit holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. He has been working as a Sports and Entertainment writer for over two years. His favorite drivers are Kyle Busch, Joey Logano, Lewis Hamilton, and Ayrton Senna. In his spare time, Rohit likes to travel, and he is also interested in photography and music. Above all, Rohit is dedicated to learning new things and bettering himself professionally and personally.

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