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Every front office makes mistakes. They learn.
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Sigh. Can't stop ripping on Jerry Colangelo.
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Chris MannixVerified account@ChrisMannixYS 2m2 minutes ago
An NBA team exec watching Cavs press conference, texting: "It sounds like they have no idea when he is going to be able to come back."
An NBA team exec watching Cavs press conference, texting: "It sounds like they have no idea when he is going to be able to come back."
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Jeff ZillgittVerified account@JeffZillgitt 32s33 seconds ago
Isaiah Thomas' treatment plan does not include surgery, Cavs GM Koby Altman said.
Isaiah Thomas' treatment plan does not include surgery, Cavs GM Koby Altman said.
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Sam AmicoVerified account@AmicoHoops 1m1 minute ago
GM Koby Altman tells AmicoHoops #Cavs may use Brooklyn pick "but we also have a responsibility to see what's out there." Full interview soon
GM Koby Altman tells AmicoHoops #Cavs may use Brooklyn pick "but we also have a responsibility to see what's out there." Full interview soon
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We had Dragic, Bledsoe, and Thomas and one of them was complaining about not getting playing time. I think it was the short one...
Appreciated the read on IT. Hope he has a good year and is successful in Cleveland. I might like him more than how much I dislike paddy quack James and besides I'm not high on baby face and the guys anymore. So whatever man. As long as the Suns are not competing and the Lakers are not winning I'm Luke Warm.
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BC867 said:
'Sorry, but your trying to turn my opinion into a 6-word personal comment doesn't change the Suns half-century history of never being a championship-level front office. That was the comment I addressed.
If anything, Jerry's approach (Put on a good show at home -- Don't embarrass yourself on the road -- Make an appearance in the playoffs) has regressed under his hand-picked successor, Robert Sarver.
Do you really believe that a Suns fan, who has put his heart into the team for almost 50 years, doesn't have the right to have expected more? How many years has it been since we have made the playoffs?
Remember, "fan" is short for "fanatic".
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it's like Jerry screwed his wife and killed his dog.
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Better than the other way around...
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not if you've seen his wife.
(NOTE: TOTAL JOKE THERE... I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT BC'S WIFE IS LIKE AND I'M SURE SHE'S ABSOLUTELY LOVELY, BUT THAT RETORT WAS JUST PUT UP ON A T-BALL STAND AND I HAD TO HIT IT!)
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I don't get it. Your joke was about Jerry's wife. Who is the BC'S WIFE you're referring to? Bryan's? If you meant BC867's, I am divorced. And yes, she was absolutely lovely.
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I think we are in agreement. It's better to trade up knowing who is available at a particular pick.
Our luck, we'd trade Jackson for the Nets pick and the light goes on for D'Angelo Russell and he leads the Nets to the playoffs. I doubt that happens but the odds of it happening improve if we make that trade for their pick.
We got the guy the majority of people here wanted in this last draft, who was also the player our front office wanted the most as well in Jackson. So why trade him because there could be some really good players at the top of the next draft?
We didn't just suck and end up with the 2nd worst record in the league to get the #2 pick in the lottery. We sucked but we had to tank to ensure we got a high pick then we got screwed some in the lottery, falling to #4, but still managed to get who we would have taken at #4. Jackson was the top win in this draft and we got lucky the order landed the way it did so we could pick him. Everyone knew that Fultz was going #1, Ball was going to LA at #2, but most thought Jackson would go #3. McD got him to cancel his workout with Boston which helped make up their mind and they decided to take Tatum, who is a good prospect but he'd be a bit redundant with Booker and Warren since he's been viewed as just a scorer, and not an elite scorer either. Jackson is a 3&D wing player with good ball handling and playmaking skills, he's not just an adequate defender either he's viewed as potentially a great defender and he has a lot of length and speed. He should pair up with Booker better than anyone from this draft and he fits our team as constructed very well.
Why tempt the basketball gods when it took some good favor and luck for us to end up with him in the first place to gamble on getting a top prospect next year. There is a reason Cleveland views Jackson so highly, they're in win-now mode and trying to keep Lebron there but they're trying to add a rookie? It's because Jackson should be a good enough player to contribute right away and he has a very high ceiling also. The Suns are never lucky but we got lucky with him falling to us at #4, I don't want to see what'll happen if we trade him so we can try to have 2 top picks next summer.
We got the guy the majority of people here wanted in this last draft, who was also the player our front office wanted the most as well in Jackson. So why trade him because there could be some really good players at the top of the next draft?
We didn't just suck and end up with the 2nd worst record in the league to get the #2 pick in the lottery. We sucked but we had to tank to ensure we got a high pick then we got screwed some in the lottery, falling to #4, but still managed to get who we would have taken at #4. Jackson was the top win in this draft and we got lucky the order landed the way it did so we could pick him. Everyone knew that Fultz was going #1, Ball was going to LA at #2, but most thought Jackson would go #3. McD got him to cancel his workout with Boston which helped make up their mind and they decided to take Tatum, who is a good prospect but he'd be a bit redundant with Booker and Warren since he's been viewed as just a scorer, and not an elite scorer either. Jackson is a 3&D wing player with good ball handling and playmaking skills, he's not just an adequate defender either he's viewed as potentially a great defender and he has a lot of length and speed. He should pair up with Booker better than anyone from this draft and he fits our team as constructed very well.
Why tempt the basketball gods when it took some good favor and luck for us to end up with him in the first place to gamble on getting a top prospect next year. There is a reason Cleveland views Jackson so highly, they're in win-now mode and trying to keep Lebron there but they're trying to add a rookie? It's because Jackson should be a good enough player to contribute right away and he has a very high ceiling also. The Suns are never lucky but we got lucky with him falling to us at #4, I don't want to see what'll happen if we trade him so we can try to have 2 top picks next summer.
That's been mentioned a few times, I believe it was Ronin who said he was waiting until training camp to start that one.
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Ah, I guess I hadn't read all 2540 posts carefully.
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due to popular demand I'll start one now.
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