So which Spurs offense shows up against the Suns?

[RobinsontoDuncan]

Are we going to see the spurs offense that played so well agaist the clippers and rockets recently, or the other one we were becoming accustomed to that averaged a mere 97 ppg?

[T Park]

lol.

With Phoenix's defense, I would hope to see a Washington type game, but with Phoenix trying to keep up better.

[RobinsontoDuncan]

if Steve Nash comes back we had better learn how to put the ball in the basket, becasue Phoenix only need to remember.

[boutons]

LAC and HOU are 9th and 4th in PPG alllowed, which explains some, all?, of why the Spurs struggled so horrendously to score against them. It's a worry that any nominal defense (happily not very common in NBA) causes SA's offense to have serious problems scoring, and winning.

PHX's no-D is a totally different situation, allowing 99 PPG.

If Spurs play defense well, and score with the ease that even a healthy PHX allows, SA should win without much bother.

[exstatic]

Windex = SA win.

[Ballcox]

I think it all depends on whether Nash is healthy. The Suns obviously score more points and run their offense more efficiently when Nash is running the show, if he's healthy we're going to have to score more points. If Nash is still hurt or can't play then I think we can slow down the pace and play the grind it out defensive style/low scoring game.