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Following a 64-18 regular season, the Suns got booted from the playoffs with a 123-90 loss at home that wasn't even as close as that lopsided score suggests. Luka Doncic matched their 27 points at halftime, and neither Devin Booker nor Chris Paul made a single field goal by the intermission.
On Monday evening, the team's Twitter page posted a letter from general manager James Jones and team president Jason Rowley promising that "work on next season is already underway."
"With greater success and expectations comes deeper disappointment," the statement read. "That's natural. Just know we all share in it, and our organization won't be satisfied until we bring and NBA championship to the Valley."
The unusual memo prompted fans to express amusement over the Suns losing so bad that they felt compelled to issue a public statement.
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