Daily Links: Are you ready for some Basketball!!!
by Seth Pollack on Sep 29, 2009 11:59 AM MDT
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Coro's Suns dish: The Suns took off for San Diego this afternoon in good spirits and full of optimism heading into a six-day training camp. They took 16 players, including three non-roster invitees. You previously heard that summer Suns player Carlos Powell and NBA veteran... /> - SUNS: Suns Resting Below Radar
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Unfortunately, neophyte general manager Steve Kerr was committed to changing the Suns' style to emulate his preconceived notions of what a championship team ought to look like. (My sentiments exactly).
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Hollinger
I would like to see what Hollinger says, but I am not an insider.
April 29, 2008 Total Eclipse of the Sun. Is the sky falling?
me either...
sorry about that. We shouldn’t have clipped that one
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by Seth Pollack on Sep 29, 2009 1:11 PM MDT up reply actions
So remind me...
Why is training camp in San Diego? Did they even both to address that during media day? I know it’s not a big deal, but I’ll be damned if this FO isn’t dead set on sending bad messages to the fan base.
"Yeah I could have been king, but maybe I already am king. Hail to the king baby." Ash from Army of Darkness
Should be interesting
The middle does concern me also. I don’t know about 40-42, I think a 46-36 is still possible.
The key it appears this team is happy and is willing and able to run.
yeah, we should wind up at higher than .500.
with our running and gunning, we’ll win games, for sure. doubtful that we’ll do any damage in the postseason, but hey…there are still a lot of question marks out there.
by Trevor Paxton on Sep 29, 2009 4:00 PM MDT up reply actions
To me...
This whole season hinges on chemistry. If the players can just have fun and trust each other they can be a great team behind Nash, Amare, JRich and Hill. Once the bickering and the “I don’t get enough touches” starts they could be in trouble…hopefully we won’t see too much of that this year.
I agree
If the Suns cant get along they will go nowhere. But if they do like they did when Shawn Marion and Raja Bell were here, they might be a contender for the top 3 in the west.
Good things the Suns are “happy” with not being held accountable on defense again, lol
Congrats Suns fans, you got your perennially unsuccessful run and gun back, woo flippin hoo
Yay for no interior presence and a first round exit! lol
"I’m tired of hearing about money, money, money, money, money. I just want to play the game, drink Pepsi, wear Reebok." ~Shaq
by Max_in_Missouri on Sep 30, 2009 12:28 AM MDT reply actions
its one thing to talk about defense...
I don’t know what will actually translate over.
This season will be even better as long as I'm drinking while watching!
I don't think
I’ve ever seen that word spelled that way
April 29, 2008 Total Eclipse of the Sun. Is the sky falling?
Perennially unsuccessful?
My bad, I thought teams who year after year were fighting for a championship and consistently making it to the second round of the playoffs and beyond were considered successful. No we never won the chip, but it’s not like we weren’t close – had a few bad breaks gone differently, who knows? Only 1 team can win a ring each season and to be in the top 4 has to be considered a success on some level…just ask a Grizzlies fan.
PS, last season we had an All Star interior presence and look where that got us.
All this optomism...
I just remember last time at this year everyone was saying the same thing…well there were different people and they were saying some different things but you get the point
Until I see it on the court and I see how this team reacts to getting beat….
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I'm concerned that they are glibly talking about a 1 or 2% improvement in FG% allowed
as if that were an easy thing to achieve. Excluding the suns, the league ranged from 43 to 48% FG%. Thats asking for 20% to 40% improvement.
This season will be even better as long as I'm drinking while watching!
The improvement range is big
because no one knows quite what to expect from Earl Clark. I think he has All-Star potential, but he just as well could be another Fat lazy Boris
April 29, 2008 Total Eclipse of the Sun. Is the sky falling?
I don't think he will be fat
but he could be Darius Miles
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by Seth Pollack on Sep 30, 2009 5:59 PM MDT up reply actions
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