Random Links of the Day, or, How to Spen our Money

by Wil Cantrell on Jul 16, 2009 1:28 PM MST in Phoenix Suns: Daily Links

From Amare's tweet, 7/16/09:

"There is a New Way to Spen Money" ITS FREE!!Log onto www.theamarecard.com It's a prepaid debit card. No late fees an No over Drawn fees." Amare, aren't you supposed to be lying face down somewhere to let that eye drain? Oh, maybe you can tweet in that position.

With PHX Stan in Las Vegas ~~boozing it up with a handle in his hand~~ closely reporting on the Suns Summer League games, I thought I'd take his spot in tossing out some random links of the day:

Here's Paul Coro proving that the Suns are not a Franchise of Old Men, with supporting quotes from Mr. Kerr.
Here's a link with more evidence that Donald Sterling may be purposely trying to lose NBA games along with Lamar Odom doing a slightly pathetic PR routine, and more from an ESPN round up.
More support from Woj that the Clips will guarantee the Suns don't ever end up in last place.
Let's hope if and when Boozer goes it's to the Eastern Conference.
And as part of the government's new stimulus package, Sun Tzu has been hired to help us all find a new way to "spen" our money. Of course you must be 18 to apply. I'd like to add to Mike Lisboa's recommendations a spell check for Amare, that is unless, "spen" is part of a new lingo I don't yet comprehend. Oh, and I do love you Sun Tzu, we all gotta laugh at ourselves, no?

I'll chek the Urban Dictionary later.

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If I can't trust Amare for financial advice...

then I don’t really know what the point of being a Suns fan is.

http://seasonsofdiscontent.com/

by Scott Howard on Jul 16, 2009 2:15 PM MST reply actions

Remember: Knowing is knoledge. ¬¬

by troglodytes on Jul 16, 2009 2:24 PM MST reply actions

I really do love Amare. His tweet a couple of days ago asked if we wanted to hear more or less from him on the tweet front. I responded, “Sun Tzu, less is more.” Obviously he didn’t heed my advice.

by Wil Cantrell on Jul 16, 2009 2:51 PM MST reply actions

RE: Woj's article

Iverson or no, Blake Griffin is going to make that Clips team a force to be reckoned with. It’s the Warriors that I might be in Pacific division cellar this year.

by Mike Lisboa on Jul 16, 2009 10:33 PM MST reply actions

Do you really think one rookie can make that big of a positive difference? I understand how much of a difference a LeBron makes. But really, can Blake have that kind of impact? On the other hand, can one player, such as Iverson, make a Titanic-like impact on a team? If he’s a starting PG (which he may not be) I believe he can. I guess my point is putting Iverson on the team serves no productive purpose. Allen will be Allen and the guy and his personality at this point in his career could help in killing a team.

by Wil Cantrell on Jul 17, 2009 8:44 AM MST up reply actions

Besides bringing Blake, they got rid of that cancer named Zach Randolph, and they got a useful bench player on Quentin. Also, if they can go throught the season without injuries, they have a good chance with a lineup Baron-Eric-Thornton-Blake-Camby/Kaman. However, there is always something strange in seeing the Clippers actually winning.

by perep on Jul 17, 2009 11:39 AM MST up reply actions

Rookie impact

It’s hard to say. He just head and shoulders better than everyone here and is an obviously driven competitor. Will he get them into the playoffs by himself? Or with AI? Who knows? But he will definitely increase their competitiveness quotient.

by Mike Lisboa on Jul 17, 2009 1:34 PM MST up reply actions