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K.Garnett? He's 36 yrs old! 
How about Tracy McGrady? He's a spring chicken at only 33.
Come on people....
How about Tracy McGrady? He's a spring chicken at only 33.
Come on people....
Suns among teams interested in Eric Gordon
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Let's see, in dog years that would be . . .K.Garnett? He's 36 yrs old!
How about Tracy McGrady? He's a spring chicken at only 33.
Come on people....
Seriously, if you double their age and then compare it to Social Security retirement age, you'd have a pretty good idea of their stamina.
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Didn't Denver just give Gallinari a 4 yr 42 million? And they sure don't suck as bad you say. As a matter of fact they are seen as the team with the brightest future among all West teams.
And their GM is also seen as one of the best in the biz. I don't see what's wrong with offering Batum who has just as much or more potential than Gallinari a 5 year $53 mil - $55 mil deal.
I know everyone freaks out because of the Childress, Warrick and Frye incident but you have to realize that not every player out there sucks as much as those guys.
And I don't support the "let's ride Nash until he dies" plan either but I know no matter what Robert Sarver will try his best to resign him.
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I do not want to be redundant but a couple of players in free agency I like are Ersan Ilyasova and Kris Humphries.
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Ah, the inconsistencies of the English language.
Resign: To relinquish (a privilege, right, or claim).
Resign: To give up (a position, for example), especially by formal notification.
Re-sign: To sign again. To renew or extend a contract.
I choose the second definition.
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LOL... this is the same Denver team that is fighting for their lives just to make the playoffs, right? And who's giving you these "facts" that the Nuggets are seen as the team with brightest future amongst all West teams, which include the incredibly young and already much better Thunder, Grizzlies and Clippers?
where do you come up with this stuff?
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My bad meant to say "they are seen among the teams with the brightest future among all West teams."
And their not "fighting" for their lives to make the playoffs, their already in it. If anything their "fighting" to move up in seedings.
And obviously they are not as good as they should be this season because Gallinari and Afflalo have missed a lot of games with injuries, Chandler was in China for most of the season and they are trying to work McGee in to the system.
And their not "fighting" for their lives to make the playoffs, their already in it. If anything their "fighting" to move up in seedings.
And obviously they are not as good as they should be this season because Gallinari and Afflalo have missed a lot of games with injuries, Chandler was in China for most of the season and they are trying to work McGee in to the system.
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no they're not. they're fighting it out with everyone else in the 6 through 9 rung. And they're not even close to being in the same league as the Grizzlies, OKC and Clippers.
Gallinari is chronically injured, missing major time in three of his four seasons in the league. It's a team without superstars and they're going to stay that way... the Atlanta Hawks of the Western Conference probably forever with that roster, which is what your moves for the Suns would doom them to be IMO.
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Bad news gang. Gordon, whom we were told had his injuries put behind him, missed last nights game. This brings his "iron man" streak of games played to an end... at 2 games.
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The Suns are seen as one of the teams with the brightest future? Must be in some kind of weird twisted alternate universe.
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Nah, he was talking about Denver. I don't think there's very many fans out there that see us with anything close to a bright future. We're in a tough spot and I'm not sure either winning or losing will change our dismal outlook. It's hard to build a winner under the best of circumstances but it's hard to imagine a franchise with fewer building blocks than we have. Our only chance involves a heck of a lot of luck.
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Rested after 2 games? Really? I'd bet his knee is hurting/swelling. I wouldn't be surprised if he just ends up calling it a season. There's no reason to risk further injury or causing additional wear and tear.
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Playing 7 games this year was probably very taxing on him.
I dont really see how I need to "try again". The point still stands, his iron man streak is over. But that 2 games he managed before needing to "rest" his endless list of boo boos was commendable.
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lol... healthy 24 year old guys definitely need rest.
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Dwayne Wade has taken a lot of games off this season due to rest and he sure ain't that old. Same with Tony Parker and many other players.
Y'all need to quit hating on Eric Gordon and cheesebeef come on man I'm done talking to you.
Y'all need to quit hating on Eric Gordon and cheesebeef come on man I'm done talking to you.
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Those guys have been playing all year and are taking some games of rest... Gordon needs rest after 2 games. Different story.
Those are 30 year olds on contending teams getting ready for the playoffs that have played more than a hand full of games this season. Gordon on the other hand should be out trying to prove himself as he nears free agency, if he were actually healthy.
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Nonsense. He has taken games off because he's hurt all the time. "Rest" is an alibi. Everyone knows that Wade is among the most injury-prone "superstars" in the league. Well, almost everyone.
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they're keeping him fresh for the PLAYOFFS... same with Parker... and many others. what the hell are they keeping Eric Gordon fresh for... and hasn't he had enough rest this season?
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Vs the Rockets (a team we're competing with for #8 spot)
Gordon: 27 pts, 9-18 FGs, 8-10 FTs, 4 rebounds, 5 assists
Gordon: 27 pts, 9-18 FGs, 8-10 FTs, 4 rebounds, 5 assists
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Wow! If he can keep up that kind of play for the 10 games per year he's healthy he might be worth the league minimum!
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Would you and Eric like a cookie?
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Looks like Suns may be able to outbid New Orleans for Eric Gordon after all...
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