Kevin Durant is still with the Phoenix Suns and ready to get back on the court after last week’s eventful trade deadline full of rumors that the franchise was open to dealing the 15-time All-Star.

The Phoenix Suns were one of the most talked about teams heading into the NBA trade deadline, but they were unable to land another star. Of course, the Suns have struggled this season and there were reports that they were desperately trying to land Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat.

The Phoenix Suns are in the center of the current NBA trade deadline universe. Will they land Jimmy Butler? Will Bradley Beal waive his no-trade clause? Will they really trade Kevin Durant? Will they finally move Jusuf Nurkic?

Speaking on NBA Today on Thursday, ESPN NBA insider Ramona Shelburne shared with Malika Andrews that the vibes around the Phoenix organization were downright horrendous this week, going so far as to describe the locker room atmosphere as "toxic" after all the Beal, Butler and Durant rumors.

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“I’ll use ‘toxic’,” Shelburne said, describing the Suns’ locker room after a tough trade deadline that saw most players floated in deals. “That shootaround, I heard, was very awkward, very weird because everyone was on pins and needles wondering what they were going to do.”

Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant discussed the trade rumors that swirled around him for most of the last few weeks, in the lead up to last week's trade deadline. "It’s just part of the business, man,