Chriss should have driven, he got too happy taking that shot and it was short.
Someone has to help Booker. Warren did a great job in the first quarter, but couldn't buy a bucket after that.
Also, as Folster pointed out, Bender and Jackson should have stayed in the game. At the very least, those two were defending.
I thought it was going to be Warren before he went cold. He missed a lot of easy shots. I don't know what happened.
What a revelation in the desert. Or even a couple of them.
I got the see the second half and we'd be down by two or three, then more, then back to two, then more. And on and on. After being humiliated in two of our first three games, here are the Suns staying close on the road, with a chance to win. Considering it's just the third game under the new coach, what a turnaround.
I don't like to use the word "unbelievable" because that usually just means "out of the ordinary". But the difference in the Suns from the past five years, in just three games since the inquisition, is unbelievable.
And what a revelation to see the Suns have Twin Towers on the court for quite awhile during the 2nd half. The Suns with Twin Towers! Even with Len doing something good on one play, then breaking your heart on the next, etc., etc. Two 7-footers on the floor. For this fan, Christmas has come early. What a good feeling that, with almost all of the season ahead of us, it's only going to get better.
It would help, as Stefan and Poop Head have pointed out, if someone steps up with consistency every game to take pressure off Booker. Devin will be turning 21 shortly. He'll be legal (to order a beer). But he can't take the Suns to the next step alone.
Impressed with Bender tonight. Very active on D. Out front on offense setting a lot of screens to free Book. He also did well on the boards given his pt. If he keeps this up, he might steal that starting job away from Chriss.
Davon was the plan there and hopefully when he heals up he will be ready for a role. Not only does he make Daniels expendable on offense, but he is also a good defender.The front court (starters and bench) combined to have a good amount of rebounds. The two Point Guards did well with assists. Booker, of course, led the way in scoring.
But Daniels had no points in 15 minutes. That lapse in 15 of 48 minutes at Shooting Guard was the difference.
He was the Suns goat (and I don't mean greatest of all time). He was the weak link. I hope the Front Office is taking a look at that. And not by looking for a tweener now that we've moved past that.
Edit: 'Sorry, Poop Head. Your comments about Daniels posted while I was typing.