Honestly I doubt they would even mention it on the broadcast.
If they did they would just say how disrespectful it was of Ayton to turn down the invitation.
Might be true but that just feeds the narrative of our irrelevancy
Honestly I doubt they would even mention it on the broadcast.
If they did they would just say how disrespectful it was of Ayton to turn down the invitation.
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Okay if morant goes in over booker that’s just stupid and everyone should rant all they want.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
As Westbrook bricks a 2. Shut up.No respect.
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Media (and maybe players as well) only vote for the 3 forward and 2 guard spots, and essentially all of them had some combination of Harden, Luka and Lillard for those spots. Nobody else received a vote from the media.I think Booker getting snubbed shows the flaws in voting for reserves as well. They tried fixing how starters are voted in, splitting it between fan voting, player voting, and press voting. I think they should have the player and press voting used for the reserves as well instead of it being strictly the coaches who select the reserves.
Booker finished 4th amongst guards with the player voting. He was only behind Harden, Luka, and Lillard. For media voting there was a 7 person tie for 4th, with Harden, Luka, and Lillard finishing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, respectively. The tie included Steph Curry, which makes me wonder if there just an error putting the image together because I don't see how or why the media would vote him in when he hasn't played for months and isn't even talking about returning until March.
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Aaaaand their comments come 100% true tonight at the end of game when Paul stepped up for a win and book choked for a loss.No respect.
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Aaaaand their comments come 100% true tonight at the end of game when Paul stepped up for a win and book choked for a loss.
I pretty much think all Phoenix sports do not get enough respect. We are the fifth biggest metropoltan area in the US, not some sleepy cow town anymore. Pretty much none of our teams get any respect. When the Dbacks won the World Series there was more hating because Collangelo and company pulled it off so quickly. I just think PHX always has to overcome the odds.
Phoenix in general still has the sleepy cow town feel. There is nothing here that says big city metropolitan area regardless of the population. Not sure what Phoenix is known for except being hot. Maybe that has something to with it.
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That is what I understood from some random reddit thread when i saw it earlier this week.
If Ja gets in over Book in that situation, it only reinforces Book’s statement.
I pretty much think all Phoenix sports do not get enough respect. We are the fifth biggest metropoltan area in the US, not some sleepy cow town anymore. Pretty much none of our teams get any respect. When the Dbacks won the World Series there was more hating because Colangelo and company pulled it off so quickly. I just think PHX always has to overcome the odds.
... Also, why is Jeff Munn not the PA announcer anymore? Maybe he makes more money doing the random play by play gigs he gets. I'm friends with Vince Marotta but man... Vinny ain't no Jeff Munn when it comes to introducing a starting lineup.
To set the record straight, once again, Phoenix is the fifth most populated city in the country, not metropolitan area.
When I researched it a little over a year ago, we were the 14th largest NBA market. Which put us right in the middle.
But, yes, throughout our history, we have never acted like anything other than a small market team. So your point is
well taken.
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Phoenix is the #11 media market in the country. There are various ways of measuring but I think Nielsen is the gold standard.To set the record straight, once again, Phoenix is the fifth most populated city in the country, not metropolitan area.
When I researched it a little over a year ago, we were the 14th largest NBA market. Which put us right in the middle.
But, yes, throughout our history, we have never acted like anything other than a small market team. So your point is
well taken.
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Gah, you made me actually have to do some research.Sounds legit.
Barkley was our Michael Jordan. With the games that man played for us and the numbers he put up when he was here, I cannot believe the Suns Franchise won't at least have a luke warm recognition of him. Would be nice to see him occaisionally in a Sun related fan fest, etc. Even just the once a year sit courtside with the owner. It was really cool to see Bill Russel at the game.I think the bigger problem is that Suns fans got spoiled. From about 1988 through 2010 it seemed like winning 50 games was a given. The fan base was rabid, when we were in the playoffs the city streets were like a ghost town during games.
Good I miss those days.
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Listen to that crowd, freaking rabid.
Also, why is Jeff Munn not the PA announcer anymore? Maybe he makes more money doing the random play by play gigs he gets. I'm friends with Vince Marotta but man... Vinny ain't no Jeff Munn when it comes to introducing a starting lineup.