Suns coach Alvin Gentry talks lottery and draft
by Seth Pollack on May 20, 2009 1:28 PM MST
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PrintSuns coach Alvin Gentry called in to the Doug and Wolf show on Sports 620 KTAR this morning fresh from his appearance at the NBA Draft Lottery where he used all his powers of "luck" to help his former team, the Clippers.
Gentry was confident that Blake would go first but feels like Rubio isn't a lock at #2 and things are wide open. Gentry said the Suns are a long way from narrowing down their list for the 14th pick.
Alvin also responded to Nash's expressed desire to wait and see what the Suns roster looks like before making a decision to stay in Phoenix. Gentry called Nash the "engine that makes the car go" and said that Nash loves it here in Phoenix and that the Suns will be playing the style where he's been successful.
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is a great player. I am so glad that Gentry said the things he did about the situation. “Anyone would do that” but he also knows that Nash wants to be here. The guy is trying to influence the organization in the only way he can. Machiavelli would be so proud! Go Suns.
Go read a book!
I don't understand why Rubio is projected so high.
I looked up his stats, and they were mostly underwhelming. Another “project” in the making, I guess.
Aprende epsañol y esto tendra mas sentido para ti.
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