‘Twins’ Mikal Bridges, Cameron Johnson reflect on disappointing end while looking to future with Suns

Both players are struggling with the Suns early demise, but love being in Phoenix and can’t wait for next season to start already.

There’s still no rational reason that the Phoenix Suns failed to show for their Game 7 in the second round of the playoffs last Sunday in front of a crowd that was so so ready to help carry them to victory.

I mean, they played so bad, even from the jump, that the fans had no chance to even provide any assistance. Dallas started the game up 5-0 on a pair of Doncic bombs and took leads of 10-3 and 21-10 that looked closer to 50-5 than the actual score.

“We were flat. We came out flat,” Suns General Manager James Jones said to media this week. “Offensively, we…