The Phoenix Suns dropped their third straight game after a 124-116 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans. Thursday's loss was the Suns' 10th in the last 12 games, and the team is now five games under .500. Phoenix is now on the outside looking in for the Conference playoff standings as the 11th seed.

The Phoenix Suns have reportedly decided Kevin Durant’s future ahead of an "expected" offseason move, setting the stage for big changes.

Kevin Durant appears content with the Phoenix Suns, but they're heading toward an offseason breakup all the same. Here's where he should want to land.

After missing a couple of games, Suns forward Kevin Durant is not mentioned in the injury list against the New Orleans Pelicans.

The Suns were 25-25 at the trade deadline, and Durant was not willing to abort the mission. The team is now 26-28, and Durant is still not willing to abort the mission. "Obviously, when you pay so much for a team, and we're not playing up to our expectation, somebody has to go," Durant said.

Kevin Durant was "blindsided" when his name came up at the trade deadline. He won't be when it comes up this summer. In an appearance on NBA Today, ESPN’s Brian Windhorst doubled down on earlier reports that Durant and the Suns will part ways this summer.

Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant joined his former teammate, and Golden State Warriors big man, Draymond Green on The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis. During the hour-long episode, Durant talked extensively about his career and was asked directly about his decision to ask for the Suns not to trade him to the Warriors at this year’s trade deadline.

A Kevin Durant offseason trade is seeming more and more likely as the Phoenix Suns continue to stack losses. On Wednesday, ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported that Durant knows he's going to be moved this offseason after the Suns (27-31) shopped him at the deadline.