Nice trade Suns; Now it's time to do the West a favor

by clarkpojo on Dec 11, 2008 12:51 PM MST

I don't know how your management is going to handle their roster situation now, but it looks like the Sun's now have the league minimum number of players on the roster and might need to add another body or two. Just in case Steve Kerr trolls this website looking for good ideas, I thought I might make a couple of suggestions.

1. Sign Darius Miles to a one year contract. It would add another body, be a low risk trial run for a guy who is desparately trying to get back in the league and most importantly, it would cost the Blazers $9 million in cap room if he just saw action in 10 measly games. C'mon Phoenix, do the West a favor. The Blazers are loaded with talent and cap room. If you sign Miles you will reap benefits down the road, I promise. You don't want the Blazers with enough cap room to pursue Bosh, Wade, or such.

2. My other suggestion is to consider signing newly cut Dee Brown, previously of the Washington Wizards and Utah Jazz. I am a Jazz fan and lots of fellow fans were upset when we didn't re-sign Brown. He is an upstanding young citizen who will work hard to help his team win. And I think he is an upgrade over Dragic. You already know this, but he is so bad. Anyway, Stevie K. Mull over these things I and will look forward to seeing your team in further transaction news.

Someone has to make this guy count against the Blazers. I vote the Suns.

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I somehow don’t see $9m stopping Paul Allen’s deep pockets. I think you would have to pay us $9m to take Miles. Pass.

Dee Brown is interesting though.

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by Seth Pollack on Dec 11, 2008 1:22 PM MST reply actions

I like Miles

Unfortunately we’re loaded at the 2/3, so he doesn’t have a shot on our roster.

Dee Brown on the other hand I like.

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by rsavaj on Dec 11, 2008 1:22 PM MST reply actions