The Phoenix Suns are on a path toward potentially missing the playoffs. They entered the season with Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, and Bradley Beal with the idea that they could become contenders this year.

Kevin Durant was the subject of trade rumors around the trade deadline in February, but stayed put in Phoenix. Similar questions have started to arise about other players on the team. If the Suns were going to blow it up and rebuild, a major decision would have to be made about Devin Booker 's future.

It’s not a matter of if the Phoenix Suns change their roster, it’s when. Stuck in 11th place in the West with a 30-36 record, the Suns aren’t even eligible for the play-in tournament right now and fans are crying out for the front office to do something.

Major changes could be coming to the Suns this summer, but they won’t include a trade of Devin Booker, owner Mat Ishbia told Tim MacMahon of ESPN.

The Phoenix Suns' inconsistent season has hindered their competitiveness in the NBA Western Conference. As a result, the franchise has already taken action. Reports suggest that the future of their star,

The Phoenix Suns are expected to begin a retooling process during the summer. Their big three experiment has failed to yield the desired results. As such, Kevin Durant is expected to part ways with the Western Conference franchise.

Suns guard Devin Booker wasn't a fan of the officiating during Monday's game against the Grizzlies and some of the calls being made.

In recent weeks, trade rumors have surrounded the Phoenix Suns. Numerous reports suggest they will trade forward Kevin Durant this offseason. Consequently, they might also consider trading guard Devin Booker if Durant departs.