Suns are 2-4 right now, lost twice to Spurs, and now lost to 76ers as well, looks like there is something wrong there. Doesn't mean that they are going to keep going like this, they could end up getting a win too, they could even do better on the long run and even win the title, just because they had 6 games doesn't mean they will keep that badly. However, we need to reach to a point where Suns needs to figure something out. Warriors are looking amazing, their starting five was already great, getting CP3 for bench is an insane move, he is way too good too be bench player, they somehow convinced the situation to be a little different. I think it will be something very good for them, they are still contenders if you ask me.
The season might be too early but it also doesn't mean that teams especially those star-studded are expecting a slow start. Losing close games is understandable but the Suns lost badly at home against a weak Spurs and then a double-digit loss to the 76ers. They have no rest and they need to travel again to Detroit so they might lose again although they are facing another weak team.
It's a big test for them, although I will say that they are still a very young team and with that, I don't see them getting tired with all t his travel and it's one advantage of them. And as we can see, they started to blend and Wemby beginning to assert himself as the main guy for the Spurs.
The Bucks are also 3-2, losing to weaker teams earlier. There's still plenty of time to figure it out but there will be movements before the trade deadline if things aren't changing in these super teams.
It's a different story for the Bucks, it seems that they are struggling and in the games that they have lost, Dame didn't have the usual 25+ points game and he is somewhat lost in the offense.
GSW started well but I am still unconvinced that they can maintain the top 3 seed in the West. The same with Dallas, Kyrie has been a disaster over the years since leaving Lebron.
It's going to be tough, but I think the Warriors has found their ground already. But then again, as compare to the Spurs, their age might hurt them in the second half of the regular season. Not that some of them might be injured or what, but the legs might not stay that long in a grueling 82 games.
