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Well, f**K em . I hate Sacramento 1000000000000000 more than Lakers .
I think people who say SUNS are a terible team don't know anything about basketball . We are a team full of talents and young players , they are a experienced team with some veterans . That is the reason they play good basketball against us and we can't run them out of the gym . We will dominate them in the near future. Don't worry about what some stupid kings fans say SUNS SUNS SUNS
 

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fatosber said:
Well, f**K em . I hate Sacramento 1000000000000000 more than Lakers .
I think people who say SUNS are a terible team don't know anything about basketball . We are a team full of talents and young players , they are a experienced team with some veterans . That is the reason they play good basketball against us and we can't run them out of the gym . We will dominate them in the near future. Don't worry about what some stupid kings fans say SUNS SUNS SUNS

ditto
 

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Obviously the Kings fans are in denial. Certainly they have frustrated by the fact that Kings have played very well, after a horrible start, but still can't get close to catching the Suns. The result is that they still think it is fluke. Usually it takes a while for fans to accept that another team has entered the elite.
 

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Clearly we didn't win that game. In fact, we've lost about 35 games already this year. We only average, like, 79 points per game. All that game footage is actually done in a soundstage. You know, the same one they used for the moon landing.

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Sorry. That was the sound of me smashing my head against the keyboard.
 

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These guys are hilarious!!!

"And after tonight I am NOT worried about the Suns. They could not beat us in a 7-game series."

"they absolutely COULD NOT...you are right...i don't think they could beat us in a 5 game series

The Phoenix Suns are just a horrible team disguised as a good team."


These comments are just ridiculous. The Kings played as well as they could have last night, shooting a ridiculous percentage, especially from 3 point line. Otherwise, the Suns would have beaten them handily.
 

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I registered for their board, time to piss some Kings fans off....
 

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ASUCHRIS said:
These comments are just ridiculous. The Kings played as well as they could have last night, shooting a ridiculous percentage, especially from 3 point line. Otherwise, the Suns would have beaten them handily.

The one thing they said though, that probably has a ring of truth, is without Nash we're not as good.

I guess I should clarify that using the term 'good' might not necessarily work. But as was shown while he was out, Nash is clearly the catalyst to the Suns' success. If we were to lose him prior or during the playoffs I don't think many even here would believe we could advance far in the Western Conference playoffs.
 

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ASUCHRIS said:
These guys are hilarious!!!

"And after tonight I am NOT worried about the Suns. They could not beat us in a 7-game series."

"they absolutely COULD NOT...you are right...i don't think they could beat us in a 5 game series

The Phoenix Suns are just a horrible team disguised as a good team."


These comments are just ridiculous. The Kings played as well as they could have last night, shooting a ridiculous percentage, especially from 3 point line. Otherwise, the Suns would have beaten them handily.

you know what's even funnier - check this board after we did the same exact thing against San Antonio last game - it was a carbon copy of the bitching and myopia that you see on the Kings board today - "waaa, the refs..." "I'm not afraid of the Spurs, we are clearly the best team and we can take them in a seven game series" and "Steven Nash can gaurd Manu!" and so on and so on. There's no difference between them and us - WE'RE ALL HOMERS - period.

Personally - I don't want to face the Kings in the playoffs in the second round. I'd MUCH rather face Seattle and let Sacto and the Sputrs beat the hell out of each other before getting us - but that's just me. We're not gonna get a 33 point 17 asst. game from Steve Nash all the time - that was special last night (although Nash has been unbelievable and the hands down MVP this year).

Have a little perspective people.
 
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cheesebeef said:
you know what's even funnier - check this board after we did the same exact thing against San Antonio last game - it was a carbon copy of the bitching and myopia that you see on the Kings board today - "waaa, the refs..." "I'm not afraid of the Spurs, we are clearly the best team and we can take them in a seven game series" and "Steven Nash can gaurd Manu!" and so on and so on. There's no difference between them and us - WE'RE ALL HOMERS - period.

Personally - I don't want to face the Kings in the playoffs in the second round. I'd MUCH rather face Seattle and let Sacto and the Sputrs beat the hell out of each other before getting us - but that's just me. We're not gonna get a 33 point 17 asst. game from Steve Nash all the time - that was special last night (although Nash has been unbelievable and the hands down MVP this year).

Have a little perspective people.


Bravo...good post.

Mike
 

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The one thing they said though, that probably has a ring of truth, is without Nash we're not as good.

I guess I should clarify that using the term 'good' might not necessarily work. But as was shown while he was out, Nash is clearly the catalyst to the Suns' success. If we were to lose him prior or during the playoffs I don't think many even here would believe we could advance far in the Western Conference playoffs.


Ok well take Duncan off the Spurs, Allen off of the Sonics, or Nowitski off of the Mavericks.

None of those teams would be as good either and how far would they advance?
 

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Ok well take Duncan off the Spurs, Allen off of the Sonics, or Nowitski off of the Mavericks.

None of those teams would be as good either and how far would they advance?

that I totally agree with. The whole "take Steve Nash" off the team stuff is ABSOLUTE STUPIDITY. Yeah - if you you took the best player and catalyst off the best teams they would suck - no crap sherlock!

Now if Nash does go down - we would be SWEPT by anyone who played us, but until that happens - we are better than everyone but the Spurs at this point - period.

It is scary how much we look like the Keystone Cops out there without Nash. I thinkl there were THREE times last night at the end of the 3rd begin of the 4th that for some reason Jimmy Jackson or Shawn just had the ball squirt out of their hands, sending it skyrocketing into the air. I think we were up 4 when Nash went out - 86-82 and by the time he got back, the score was 100-92 - that's just pathetic. I think the lack of a GOOD back-up PG will ultiametly be our downfall if we lose in the playoffs - it's obvious we don't have anyone who can consistently get that job done against the elite teams.
 

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I know I've done my fair share of complaining about the refs after Suns losses (and probably some other people's fair shares as well) so I can understand them being pretty upset after the way the game ended. I felt like the officiating was really inconsistent for both teams all night with the game being called very loosely at times and then called tightly for a while. I'm just happy to be on the winning end of it for a change.
 

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ASUCHRIS said:
I registered for their board, time to piss some Kings fans off....

Hahahahaha, I went to the kingsfans board on a regular basis to see how they struggle. Man, I saw your post and it was GREAT!!!

I've always hated Kings because I rooted for Mavs. I hate Kings because they refuse to change their core when CLEARLY all their players are soooooooooo injury proned and fail to deliver in the playoffs for so many years. They are a great team but they've reached their MAX already. They are not going to get any better!!

Even if Amare's block was goaltending, it was still a tie game. It doesn't mean Kings won the game with that shot. It was a very tough call and I am glad it was a no-call. Kings had a plenty of chances to tie/win the game on their home court. And Brad... oh god, why does he whine so much all the time?? He has that crying baby face all the time. Damn, how old is he?

I think we are better than Kings. Our record shows it. Kings is only good at home. Their road record is nowhere near us!!

OH, those Queens.

My #1 most hated team is Spurs, and then #2 Kings!!!!
 

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jibikao said:
Hahahahaha, I went to the kingsfans board on a regular basis to see how they struggle. Man, I saw your post and it was GREAT!!!

I JUST went, and clicked on your name under newest user and it has you with 0 posts. :shrug:
 

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jbeecham said:
I know I've done my fair share of complaining about the refs after Suns losses (and probably some other people's fair shares as well) so I can understand them being pretty upset after the way the game ended. I felt like the officiating was really inconsistent for both teams all night with the game being called very loosely at times and then called tightly for a while. I'm just happy to be on the winning end of it for a change.

agree with that. We definitely got away with what would normally be called fouls during our run in the third, but they got some make-up late in the fourth. I didn't see either team really getting a lion's share of the calls last night, so even though the game was officiated unevenly - because it was for both teams - I guess that's the closest an NBA game will get to being "fair". Thee's no doubt that referees miss a TON of stuff - but it's always been that way and people need to realize it.
 

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that I totally agree with. The whole "take Steve Nash" off the team stuff is ABSOLUTE STUPIDITY. Yeah - if you you took the best player and catalyst off the best teams they would suck - no crap sherlock!

Now if Nash does go down - we would be SWEPT by anyone who played us, but until that happens - we are better than everyone but the Spurs at this point - period.

It is scary how much we look like the Keystone Cops out there without Nash. I thinkl there were THREE times last night at the end of the 3rd begin of the 4th that for some reason Jimmy Jackson or Shawn just had the ball squirt out of their hands, sending it skyrocketing into the air. I think we were up 4 when Nash went out - 86-82 and by the time he got back, the score was 100-92 - that's just pathetic. I think the lack of a GOOD back-up PG will ultiametly be our downfall if we lose in the playoffs - it's obvious we don't have anyone who can consistently get that job done against the elite teams.

I agree with ya. But I really don't think Nash is THAT GOOD. Don't get me wrong, Nash is my #1 favorite player. Spurs can win without Duncan and they show that last night and against the Lakers.

I think Nash is more than a "player" on this team. Nash is like the spiritual being that holds this team together. When he is out, Suns functions more than like losing a player. Suns acts like losing all 5 players!! Everybody's stats go down big time and there is no "direction" on the court. This is why I think Nash deserves to be the MVP this year. His presence on the team is beyond his stats. When he is on the court, we are elite and when he is out, we are lottery. To some degree, it is D'Antoni's fault but when you are winning so much with Nash, why would you want to break that leadership by bringing in another PG? What if the young players don't respond well with that backup PG??

I like Jim Jackson' trade. Suns has been playing really well ever since we required JimJ.

I am glad Nash took a rest late 3rd and early 4th. He should. I don't care if we are losing when Nash is out. When Nash is forced to play long mins, he will bring more NEGATIVE than positive. Just like that Spurs game. Nash was supposed to rest in early 4th quarter but he got called in after 1 min because Spurs made a 7-0 run. Well, Nash got in and we didn't get better 'cause he was dead tired.

When Nash has energy, Suns can make any kind of big runs so even if we are trailing behind in early 4th, it is still worth it to rest Nash. Mark my word. :) What this Suns team needs to learn s to keep the lead when Nash is out. They don't need to out-score the opponent but we need to buy more time for Nash with defense. This is when Hunter should go in to guard our basket.

Man... I am so glad Marion got selected and we won the Kings!!! This is a freaking good news for me on Chinese New Year!! Oh yeah.
 
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jibikao said:
I agree with ya. But I really don't think Nash is THAT GOOD. Don't get me wrong, Nash is my #1 favorite player. Spurs can win without Duncan and they show that last night and against the Lakers.

I think Nash is more than a "player" on this team. Nash is like the spiritual being that holds this team together. When he is out, Suns functions more than like losing a player. Suns acts like we lose all 5 players!! Everybody's stats go down big time and there is no "direction" on the court. This is why I think Nash deserves to be the MVP this year. His presence on the team is beyond his stats. When he is on the court, we are elite and when he is out, we are lottery. To some degree, it is D'Antoni's fault but when you are winning so much with Nash, why would you want to break that leadership by bringing in another PG? What if the young players don't respond well with that backup PG??

I like Jim Jackson' trade. Suns has been playing really well ever since we required JimJ.

I am glad Nash took a rest late 3rd and early 4th. He should. I don't care if we are losing when Nash is out. When Nash is forced to play long mins, he will bring more NEGATIVE than positive. Just like that Spurs game. Nash was supposed to rest in early 4th quarter but he got called in after 1 min because Spurs made a 7-0 run. Well, Nash got in and we didn't get better 'cause he was dead tired.

When Nash has energy, Suns can make any kind of big runs so even if we are trailing behind in early 4th, it is still worth it to rest Nash. Mark my word. :)


Great, except the Spurs beat the Bobcats without Duncan last night. I think the even the Suns without Nash could manage that.

Also the question was about winning in the playoffs when missing your best player.
 

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SirChaz said:
I think they deleted your post and your membership Chris.

:biglaugh:

Wow, what a whole bunch of sore losers!! Refusing to read REALITY!! LOL

Man..that's fun. :band:
 

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SirChaz said:
Great, except the Spurs beat the Bobcats without Duncan last night. I think the even the Suns without Nash could manage that.

Also the question was about winning in the playoffs when missing your best player.

Yeah, when you lose your best player, there's no Plan B. The Plan B is to learn how to exit playoff games with style. LOL

Spurs can still function alright without Duncan. That's what I hate about Spurs!!! They beat Bobcats and Lakers. :( Well... I am not saying Spurs is still great without Duncan but Spurs sure plays better than Suns when Suns has no Nash.

Maybe we are not as bad as we thought without Nash but those 5 losing streaks really pain me. We were in slumps and Nash's injury certainly didn't make it any better.
 

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SirChaz said:
Great, except the Spurs beat the Bobcats without Duncan last night. I think the even the Suns without Nash could manage that.

to be honest Chaz - I don't know - on the road? Remember early in the season when Nash went out with a concussion at home against NO who was COMPLETELY DEFEATED at the time - what happened - we barley won in the final 30 seconds when Amare hit a 20 footer.

We certainly couldn't paste anyone like the Spurs did last night w/o Nash. Hell - the Kings went on a 18-4 run the second Nash went out in the 3rd last night.
 

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