With a regular season record of 31-9, the Suns are just about halfway through the new campaign. This gives us the perfect opportunity to look at the Suns as a collective this season. Six major takeaways stand out for me so far.The team hopes to find its midseason groove soon, and the fans are also anxious to see who becomes #NBAAllStars. If anybody finds the early part of the NBA season boring, then this is when the fun begins. This week, I reviewed the first #NBAAllStar voting returns. D-Book, CP3, and Deandre Ayton all made top 10 fan voting in their position groups, but there is still work to do. - Vote on the NBA app on Android or iOS devices- Submit your favorite lineups on vote.nba.com- Tweet #YourFavoritePlayerFirstAndLastName #NBAAllStar. Each tweet counts as one vote, and each retweet counts as another. Pay attention for days when votes count double. Those are the big chunks of the episode, but I also recapped the most important positives and negatives from the Suns previous games against the Clippers, Heat, and Raptors.And as always, a brief preview of the Suns upcoming games to cap off the episode. Before I speak with you again next Thursday, the Suns will play three more games on the road. Games start Friday 1/14 as the Suns travel into Indiana to take on the Pacers, then a Sunday/Monday back-to-back follows. The Suns will travel to Detroit on Sunday to play the Pistons, then to San Antonio to face the Spurs on Monday. In the interest of good sport. Good luck to the Arizona Cardinals and your favorite NFL Playoff teams this weekend.Remember to spread love and #ValleyExcellence and come back for more Suns Mode as soon as next Thursday, January 20th. See y'all then!@ValleySunnaVOTE.NBA.COMGO SUNS GO SUNS GO SUNS GO SUNS