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Jackson has repeatedly said glowing things about Booker as a player and a leader so hopefully Devin is above blaming others for his mistakes. That could easily backfire.
Jackson has repeatedly said glowing things about Booker as a player and a leader so hopefully Devin is above blaming others for his mistakes. That could easily backfire.
Again, NOBODY disagrees with you. I have no idea why you keep making the same argument when everyone agrees with you.
BC: We need a point guard.
Everyone else: Yep, agreed.
BC: But we need a point guard.
Everyone else: Um, yes, we agree.
BC: But we need a point guard...
Actually not even a season high in turnovers. He had 9 against the Warriors.Just watched the whole game.
Ayton played with a touch more effort.
JJ played the most in control game of the season.
Booker had a career high in assists, and probably the same in turn overs! LOL.
Bridges starts and they win! Hmmm. Coincedence?
Ariza doesn't play, and we win. Another Coincedence?
TJ has to be on track for most improved! 22% last season from three to 46%? Unreal!
Big Question, can Ayton not be pushed around in the upcomong Thunder game? Let's see if he can bring more intensity next game.
I still don't get why Ariza is so bad. He should be better. He is not that old.
I think that speaks a lot to our lack of depth. Ariza has been quite bad and I don't think it is because he is incapable, but because he is just not fully engaged mentally/emotionally. I really don't think he wants to be here at this point.He isn't as bad as some are making him out to be.
Yes he has had some stinker games, but he is definitely like the Suns fifth or sixth best player like him or not.
I think its because he is a complementary player off of the bench. He has been that his entire career. He is not starter caliber. Most of his bones have been made against back ups. We are asking him to do something that is beyond him.I think that speaks a lot to our lack of depth. Ariza has been quite bad and I don't think it is because he is incapable, but because he is just not fully engaged mentally/emotionally. I really don't think he wants to be here at this point.
I still don't get why Ariza is so bad. He should be better. He is not that old.
Maybe, but he has had quite a few moments of looking quite dejected. He needs to be a positive influence in the locker room and on the floor regardless how poorly things are going. That was the number one reason he was brought in and he is not living up to that.I think its because he is a complementary player off of the bench. He has been that his entire career. He is not starter caliber. Most of his bones have been made against back ups. We are asking him to do something that is beyond him.
I think its because he is a complementary player off of the bench. He has been that his entire career. He is not starter caliber. Most of his bones have been made against back ups. We are asking him to do something that is beyond him.
I still don't get why Ariza is so bad. He should be better. He is not that old.
Ariza came to the Suns to get paid. I'm sure he will play fine when he is traded to a playoff contender.
I'm curious if the Suns go on a run without Ariza, will he play worth a damn when he does rejoin the team? He played with effort in the Mavericks game but was a little slow in the Denver game. Since then he's fallen off considerably. At the time Booker was out and I'm sure he knew the odds of the Suns doing well without Booker were slim and that could have caused him to start mailing in his effort but I wonder if he'll gain any sense of urgency back while here.
I think the Suns are better off without Anderson and Ariza. The Kings decided to play their younger players and it is paying dividends. The Suns need to do the same. I'd add Daniels to that list.
Canaan with his second 3 point shot.
Suns lead 13-5 in the 1st quarter.
Bender sighting. Guarding no one.
Smilies aside, the "Wilks" crap is old, but we are all just coping/"fanning" the best we can. Let's keep it civil and chill.
I think we should be allowed to wallow in our misery being this bad, we have to do whatever it takes to power through, dark humour and all. I don't get the Wilks reference by the way.
Daniels is better than Anderson or Ariza, which says something for how much they've sucked. He's only making $3.3 million on an expiring deal also. I could see him being traded because he can provide some 3pt shooting off the bench for a team that lacks shooting off the bench but he's also at his peak for the most part. He's not going to get much better but at his salary I don't think anyone needs to count on that. I wouldn't mind seeing him kept in case there is an injury to one of our guards or wings.
He's probably only worth a 2nd round pick in a trade but he might be able to bring back a rookie scale player who hasn't done much on their current team that is in "win-now" mode. I'm not sure who but I wouldn't be surprised if he were dealt or kept. He's not making much of a difference on our bench but he hasn't seen much playing time either. He's a shooter though and should get a look occasionally. If his shot is falling, great, if it's not then we sit him. He's a poor man's Jamal Crawford and we got the real thing so we don't need him. If he had Crawford's ball handling skills then I think he would get more playing time.
The point I was making, I would rather the Suns play the younger players like Bridges and Jackson than players who are not going to be on the roster next season. If the Suns can trade Daniels for an asset, more power to them.
One would hope that once they write off the season and go full tank they’ll do this. I think we’re pretty much there.