Suns can't win a title

budwiser · 03-06-23, 11:42 PM

Yeah Detroit...yikes. I don't follow that team. I know they wear green jerseys on the road that's it lol

Same with nfl the worst teams i have 0 interest in

play4win · 03-07-23, 04:59 PM

Originally posted by budwiser

the guy averages 7 points a game and in his career he shoots 28.6% from 3. and they were leaving him wide open on the side in his current spot. exactly westbrook would you please shoot the ball fool defense

the bigger problem is the coaches let him shoot like 4 straight 3s.

that was in 3th all on the right corner the same spot and all miss.

budwiser · 03-07-23, 07:08 PM

Originally posted by play4win

the bigger problem is the coaches let him shoot like 4 straight 3s.

that was in 3th all on the right corner the same spot and all miss.

yeah it was ridiculous. i tried to find a video on it 1. nobody cares about the guy 2. hard to find videos of "i suck" in nba other than shaqtin a fool lol

stevenash · 03-07-23, 07:23 PM

^
You do realize the kid was five for ten from distance the game before, 25 points total.
He's coming off a monster shooting night, there's a reason why Monty Williams was letting him rip.

Secondly Phoenix went all in with the Durant trade, by doing so that left a vacancy at the SF position.
Right now Okogie is the starter by committee, that's not permanent, Suns have other options too.

Personally I'd like to see Cameron Payne start at the off guard, move Booker to SF.

budwiser · 03-07-23, 11:01 PM

They are too small with payne ar 2 booker at 3

Face it man limited options past the big 4. Just about everyone agrees

budwiser · 03-08-23, 12:12 AM

Found video. Get used to it.

budwiser · 03-08-23, 12:21 AM

"this sort of defense is going to define Phoenix's championship push given the makeup of its roster. The Suns were thin even before they traded for Durant. As of right now, their rotation is comprised of:

Two in their prime superstars (Durant and Booker).
A max contract center that took six shots on Sunday (DeAndre Ayton).
A 37-year-old Hall of Fame point guard (Paul).
Four minimum-salary veterans (Okogie, Damion Lee, T.J. Warren, Jock Landale).
A player who was converted from a two-way deal last month (Wainwright).
A mini mid-level forward (Craig).
A buyout addition (Terrence Ross).
A backup point guard who nearly fell out of the league before finding new life in Phoenix (Cameron Payne).

budwiser · 03-09-23, 03:58 AM

Pinnacle now shows the Suns as THE favorite to win the title. Over the Celtics. After Kevin Durant rolls his ankle.

So either I'm an idiot or the bookmakers are.

stevenash · 03-09-23, 07:23 AM

Originally posted by budwiser

Pinnacle now shows the Suns as THE favorite to win the title. Over the Celtics. After Kevin Durant rolls his ankle.

So either I'm an idiot or the bookmakers are.

I'm a fan of team defense, I'd love to see Boston and Milwaukee in the East finals.
I wouldn't mind if Cleveland snuck in there either.

Which two swingmen would you rather have, Brown and Tatum or George and Leonard?

budwiser · 03-09-23, 08:49 AM

Originally posted by stevenash

I'm a fan of team defense, I'd love to see Boston and Milwaukee in the East finals.
I wouldn't mind if Cleveland snuck in there either.

Which two swingmen would you rather have, Brown and Tatum or George and Leonard?

Great question. Answer to me is clear. Regular season, no question Brown and Tatum. Postseason, Playoff P and 2-time finals mvp Kawhi. That said, not exactly doing bad if you got Brown and Tatum for the playoffs-and remember Kawhi and Paul lost that epic 3-1 lead to the Nuggets.