The unspoken answer, of course, is that the Suns were playing the Sacramento Kings. That allowed them to play only half a game and still win. And by "unspoken", we mean everyone not named Marcin Gortat who doesn't have that term in his vocabulary.
Are there any other words for "frustration"? If so, it might be time to brush them off as the Suns are forcing us all to express that emotion on a daily basis. Here's Alvin Gentry and Jared Dudley being...chagrinned.
Postgame video featuring Alvin Gentry, Markieff Morris and Luis Scola following the Suns Thursday night loss to the Dallas Mavericks.
Suns rookie Kendall Marshall is expected to get his first legit run since summer league as the D-league Bakersfield Jam take the floor on Monday night. We can watch the game live-streamed right here!
Here's some postgame video featuring Suns coach Alvin Gentry and center Marcin Gortat on Sunday after the team's loss to the New York Knicks. The two men weren't on the same page when it came to describing the slow starts the team seems to suffer.
The Phoenix Suns rallied again behind the strength of Markieff Morris and the amazing exploits of P.J. Tucker and Jermaine O'Neal.
The Suns played their best game of the season from the tip to the final buzzer.
Coach Alvin Gentry seemed pretty pleased with the Phoenix Suns effort in their overtime loss to the Chicago Bulls.
It took nearly 48 minutes of effort and focus and some smart rotation adjustments to matchup with the Nuggets, but the Suns showed what kind of team they can be with this win over Denver.
Is this the Phoenix Suns team you are looking for? Alvin Gentry in his postgame comments was both proud of his team for showing resilience and also disappointed with the big hole they dug in the first half.
