ActingWild
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If there's one thing I've noticed about the Suns and players they trade, it's that you can always see it coming if you listen to the Valley's media coverage. When the sportscasters begin bashing someone about their attitude or game, it's a dead giveaway that the Suns are looking to move that player.
In listening to the radio today, every station and announcer I heard was bashing Amare. His lack of rebounding, his attitude, his defense. It's like the suns sent out a memorandum that they need to change the fan bases perspective of Amare from being a Godsend to being a cancer.
Frankly, I'm with giving Amare all the support he needs. I've seen him work on his game and while his offense is still light years ahead of his defense, it's also light years ahead of almost every power forward out there. You don't trade someone like that away for little pieces for the future.
Amare is one of the guys you build a team around. He JUST turned 26 and has an incredibly bright future ahead of him.
Don't believe the sudden change of opinion about Amare. The guy just wants to win and he's determined to become the best player on the planet. You don't trade that away, but sadly he's on his way out because the front office would rather cater to Kerr and Porter's new and broken system instead of building the team and offense around Amare.
In listening to the radio today, every station and announcer I heard was bashing Amare. His lack of rebounding, his attitude, his defense. It's like the suns sent out a memorandum that they need to change the fan bases perspective of Amare from being a Godsend to being a cancer.
Frankly, I'm with giving Amare all the support he needs. I've seen him work on his game and while his offense is still light years ahead of his defense, it's also light years ahead of almost every power forward out there. You don't trade someone like that away for little pieces for the future.
Amare is one of the guys you build a team around. He JUST turned 26 and has an incredibly bright future ahead of him.
Don't believe the sudden change of opinion about Amare. The guy just wants to win and he's determined to become the best player on the planet. You don't trade that away, but sadly he's on his way out because the front office would rather cater to Kerr and Porter's new and broken system instead of building the team and offense around Amare.