MEMPHIS – Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant called himself to the carpet after his rare 15-point performance in Sunday’s 127-109 road loss to the Toronto Raptors in the second of a back-to-back. “I got to come with it if I want us to win,” Durant said. “If we want us to win, I've got to come better than what I did (Sunday night).”

Despite having an ambitious project, the Phoenix Suns have not been able to get the expected results. After this, Kevin Durant could have made a tough decision regarding his NBA future.

The only Raptors opponent to average more points per game than Durant in Toronto is Steph Curry before Sunday.

A brutal season for the Phoenix Suns hit a low Sunday night with a humiliating 116-98 home loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. "We didn't play up to our standards at all," All-Star forward Kevin Durant said.

The stakes are high, unless there’s a significant run here into the playoffs for the Phoenix Suns, league sources believe that there will be real changes

The Phoenix Suns and Kevin Durant may be coming to the end of their time together unless something radically changes. In an appearance on “NBA Countdown” Sunday, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that, unless the Suns go on a deep playoff run,