To cap it all, Cameron Thomas put on an outstanding show in another nail-biting encounter against the Phoenix Suns, as he scored 24 points and made clutch free throws to seal the victory. Thomas felt the pressure was on, but he proved yet again why he’s become a dependable force for the Brooklyn Nets. He has been averaging an impressive 23.4 points per game this season. However, beyond the on-court heroics lies a heartwarming tale of camaraderie between Thomas and his ex-teammate Kevin Durant.

Brotherhood beyond baskets

Cam Thomas had a little pregame exchange with KD?a barely visible head nod?that said everything about their bond. In a post-game revelation, Thomas disclosed that Durant had reached out with a thoughtful text after he suffered an ankle injury. For Thomas, this gesture wasn’t just a message; it was a reaffirmation of the brotherhood they had developed.

“The brotherhood’s still there,” affirmed Thomas. He went on, “We don’t talk much, but when I got injured and hurt my ankle, he texted me just after checking on me and seeing how I was doing.” Thomas underlined the connection that transcends the basketball court, emphasizing the genuine concern Durant showed during challenging times.

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Warming up before the game, Thomas shared meaningful eye contact with Kevin Durant. Reflecting on this moment, he expressed, “Yes, it was cool. In this league, you want to play against guys like him.” Thomas further elaborated, “Durant was my teammate for more than two years… so yeah, the brotherhood is still there.”

The exchange is important and goes beyond just demonstrating that they are friends.?The incident serves as a vivid example of the strength of teamwork within the Nets, showing that they are more than just playing basketball together.

Suns Big 3’s Debut Ends in Defeat

The long-anticipated moment finally arrived as the Phoenix Suns fielded a star-studded lineup featuring Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, and Bradley Beal against the Brooklyn Nets. The trio scored 75 points and projected hope; however, the Nets outperformed the trio during the fourth quarter. The Suns could not manage to win the game, thereby leaving a dramatic mark on their trio debut.

The Suns? trio has been marred by injuries and has not been united on the court until now. After acquiring Bradley Beal in June, the Suns envisioned a formidable lineup, but untimely setbacks kept him sidelined for most of the season. Devin Booker struggled with a right calf strain and missed nine games at the start of the month. The hurdle, however, was only the beginning to be faced, as the game on Wednesday marked the first glimpse into the potential of the three.

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