during the preseason NBA game at Talking Stick Resort Arena on October 7, 2015 in Phoenix, Arizona. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement.

The Phoenix Suns have dealt with quite a tumultuous situation since they decided to trade Marcus Morris to the Detroit Pistons this offseason. Morris’ twin brother Markieff was spurned with his twin being shipped elsewhere and has since demanded a trade, been fined by the league for airing his issues publicly, changed his mind, been benched for poor play, and was suspended on Christmas Eve for two games after throwing a towel at Suns head coach Jeff Hornacek.

Now, if Morris wants to make amends with his coaches and teammates, he’ll have to apologize to the team, again, reports Marc J. Spears of Yahoo Sports.

“Suns general manager Ryan McDonough has asked Morris to briefly meet with him, Hornacek and team president Lon Babby prior to Tuesday’s practice, the source said. Morris has been told he will be asked to apologize to his Suns coaches and teammates, make a renewed commitment to the team for games, practices, weight-training sessions and treatment sessions and attend all NBA and Suns community appearances, the source said.”

It’s been a messy situation for the Suns, who continue to fall apart with each passing day. Phoenix fired two assistants after becoming the second team this season to lose to the Philadelphia 76ers, falling 111-104 at home on Saturday. They followed that up with another losing effort, a 101-97 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers Monday night in Morris’ second game of his suspension, bringing the team down to 12-21, the fourth-worst record in the West.

Former Suns teammate, Marcin Gortat is in Morris’ corner.

As seen above, Morris apologized to his teammates and his coach on Twitter following the towel-throwing incident, but the team wants him to apologize in person. Spears says Morris will do that, but he’s confused with the request considering he already apologized on social media.

The situation has played out for so long now, it may be best for Phoenix to cut their losses and trade Morris, even if it’s not for fair value. He’s becoming a huge distraction.

Morris is clearly unhappy with the Phoenix Suns, and vice versa, so hopefully this situation gets resolved. The sooner the better for all involved.

[Yahoo Sports]

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