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Nash said:36 years? Our new bench player looks like this?
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wow, never expected to see any goya on this board!
cheese, recognize that pic from the prado?
Nash said:36 years? Our new bench player looks like this?
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Mainstreet said:He's a cheaper version of Brian Grant that plays a different position, except Grant is much more athletic even when injured.
Chaplin said:That's right, but Eddie House wasn't going to stay for the minimum.
nowagimp said:Yeah, I understand that grant crawls faster down the floor!
Mainstreet said:Yes, but how did you know that?
nowagimp said:The only time grant can be observed crawling ALL the way down the floor is after the suns call a full timeout or the last play of the half. A full timeout is not long enough for piatkowski.
Mainstreet said:BC jumped ship. It seems to me that D'Antoni has been deceptive about how the Suns are doing business lately (dumping the draft picks to sign TT, etc.).
D'Antoni strikes me as a smart and basically honest man. If he sees the ship is sinking and Sarver will not pay for repairs, would he consider leaving as well? I also bet he is underpaid for his GM/Coach position. I really wonder if the Suns will extend Diaw and Barbosa?
Hmm. Isiah is on his way out in New York.
I'm even beginning wonder and I have been a lifetime Suns fan. I even stuck with the team through the drug scandal.
Has anyone ever been able to successfully switch allegiance to another team... I think not. Perhaps I may have to try abstinence. Maybe this is just a nightmare and I will wake up.
Please tell me the Suns do have a plan.
Chaplin said:This is as extreme as it gets. You do remember that the Suns made it to the Western Conference Finals, right? And undermanned to boot. Now we're looking at going into next season fully loaded, and you're actually daring to bring up crap about changing teams?
Chaplin said:This is as extreme as it gets. You do remember that the Suns made it to the Western Conference Finals, right? And undermanned to boot. Now we're looking at going into next season fully loaded, and you're actually daring to bring up crap about changing teams?
cheesebeef said:hell - even i thought that post was extreme. To be sure I'm no Sarver fan, but no one should really be at the point of considering switching allegiances at this point.
yup...newfan101 said:Let me see if I have this right. If the league pays 60% of a vet min contract, then Piatkowski costs them $480,000. That also is the amount that counts on the cap. Correct? So if he is basically replacing the 27th pick, the Suns are saving $320,000 in salary and wiggle room against the tax ($800,000 for the pick versus $480,000), plus gaining 3,000,000 in cash.
I guess if he ends up just being a 12th man or injury list fodder, which the 27th pick most certainly would have been, I don't have a problem with this. However, if they don't use these savings to add a player or players who can actually play, this will do nothing to help erase the perception that Sarver is cheap.
Thats what I am hoping for...Mainstreet said:I wanted the Suns to bring in at least one quality PG or a big man and then they could fill out the roster with minimum players.
Last year we lost the best player on our team and we were not done...Mainstreet said:If the Suns don't have a trade up their sleeve and anyone gets injured on the Suns frontline again... the Suns will be done.
WOW, all this drama for a team that got to the WCF's without our best player...Mainstreet said:BC jumped ship. It seems to me that D'Antoni has been deceptive about how the Suns are doing business lately (dumping the draft picks to sign TT, etc.).
D'Antoni strikes me as a smart and basically honest man. If he sees the ship is sinking and Sarver will not pay for repairs, would he consider leaving as well? I also bet he is underpaid for his GM/Coach position. I really wonder if the Suns will extend Diaw and Barbosa?
Hmm. Isiah is on his way out in New York.
I'm even beginning wonder and I have been a lifetime Suns fan. I even stuck with the team through the drug scandal.
Has anyone ever been able to successfully switch allegiance to another team... I think not. Perhaps I may have to try abstinence. Maybe this is just a nightmare and I will wake up.
Please tell me the Suns do have a plan.
BEERZ said:WOW, all this drama for a team that got to the WCF's without our best player...
I just dont get it.
Absolute Zero said:Maybe we can package the Polish Rifle and our draft picks from next year for someone we should have drafted this year!
I understand that completely. But they are very cash strapped and need to make good money descisions. They cannot afford to over spend on guys and force them to break up the core in a year. All the Suns need are acouple role players.Mainstreet said:I'm just having a down day and looking at the worse case scenario. I just wish I knew the Suns had a good plan to add depth to this team.
The Suns were so close last year to a Championship and I don't want another opportunity to slip past. I just want the Suns to strengthen their roster to minimize risk.
HooverDam said:Well I hope this guy is just a body to practice against for the other players. Right now Im very worried about PG and big man depth. Upfront we have KT and Amare, and sort of Diaw and Marion. We REALLY need some help there. Anyone have any idea what it would take to get Wilcox?
We also, obviously need some PG help too. Looks like Speedy Claxton is our last best hope, which I wont be totally disappointed in, I believe he's only 28 or so, and he's serviceable.
HooverDam said:Well I hope this guy is just a body to practice against for the other players. Right now Im very worried about PG and big man depth. Upfront we have KT and Amare, and sort of Diaw and Marion. We REALLY need some help there. Anyone have any idea what it would take to get Wilcox?
We also, obviously need some PG help too. Looks like Speedy Claxton is our last best hope, which I wont be totally disappointed in, I believe he's only 28 or so, and he's serviceable.