I'll post this here in the Suns-Celts thread. Sportswriter Doug Haller said this about Isaiah Thomas.
"Thomas has gotten better each season with the possible exception of his brief time spent with the Suns. In 2014, Phoenix signed Thomas , selling him on a sixth-man role on a team with three point guards. It didn't work out."
Haller is not an out-of-town sportswriter. He writes for Az Central/Az Republic. That is not an outsider criticizing our coaching staff for being the only one for which Thomas has played who did not help him "get better". Or our Front Office for providing a roster which "didn't work out".
If that is what a local sportswriter feels, how does the rest of the NBA look upon the Suns? Add to that our first GM (and ultimate owner) twice named himself Head Coach, with no experience. And our current owner named himself GM, also with no experience. Narcissism over results.
Our lovable losers aren't as lovable as they used to be. Just very amateur. I've used this phrase before. A major league sports team is akin to being in the public domain of its metropolitan area and State, even though privately owned. The Phoenix Suns, especially with its recent bargain basement collection of GM's and Head Coaches, is not meeting its responsibility to the local public.
