The Suns used four main players to try to slow down Parker. Marion was on him most of the time, but Nash and Barbosa also got chances to guard him. And when Kurt Thomas was in the game, the Suns would switch the pick-and-rolls and let Thomas try to slow Parker.
Here are the results for game one:
--Against Marion, Parker was 6-for-9 and got all five of his free throw attempts when Marion was guarding him.
--Against Nash and Barbosa, Parker was 3-for-4 against both of them.
--Against Thomas, Parker was 2-for-5.
It looks like the Suns' best hope is to play Thomas and let him switch off on Parker. Thomas also did a great job on Duncan. It's no mistake that Thomas led the Suns with a +7 on the game in regards to +/-.
Luckily for the Spurs, D'Antoni doesn't like to play Thomas.
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