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Come on Suns, over take the Mavs so we wont be subject to a beating by the Lakers and so we get a lottery pick
Come on Suns, over take the Mavs so we wont be subject to a beating by the Lakers and so we get a lottery pick
Shut the up. Thanks.
I know you think were going to pull a Golden State....good luck with that wish
amare on the mavs?
Sucks for him
No, I'm just a Mavs fan. not a Suns fan. And thus I'd prefer the Mavs in the playoffs over the Suns.
The Suns are fading.
Suns probably weren't gonna surprise anyone in the playoffs anyway. But I was kinda hoping he'd be back for the payoffs and maybe those guys could win a series and remove one of the higher seeds for us.
Oh well, I hope he comes back healthy. I can hope that since I don't believe the Suns will be themselves next year anyway and he might not be back on their team either. If he weren't a Sun, he'd be fun to watch probably.
His eye problem sounds scary. You hope a guy can live a normal life after a career in sports.
It's good they are waiting with him. They tried to bring him back too soon from the microfracture surgery and that didn't work out and their seeding if they make it puts them against LA or the Spurs in the first round.
hope he makes a full recovery.
I can't wait till this leaves Phoenix/gets a career ending injury so I don't have to hear about the latest way he's being a distraction.
I hope they trade him to LA for Luke Walton and then read your posts as LA wins 3 consecutive les.
DOK has turned into the angrier Suns version of Mono.
Cue in the 'Suns are going to be really good when STAT comes back' opinion from the "experts"...
Assuming Kobe doesn't kill himself after he has a nervous breakdown trying to keep Amare and Odom happy.I hope they trade him to LA for Luke Walton and then read your posts as LA wins 3 consecutive les.
Yeah, and just like Mono, a large part of my anger are the fans that blindly love all the players and like hearing the "We love our Boys in Blue" or "Run and Fun Suns" marketing garbage.
ESPN says Amare is done for the year with that eye injury..this only matters if they were planning on getting some guts and actually making a playoff push..lol whats your thoughts on this Spork Killer?
what the are you talking about, his first game back from the microfracture surgery was against the spurs, and he went off, had like 5 dunks that had the commentators making comments like "oh, HE'S back" and like that..he's one of the FEW players that didnt lose any athleticism after the surgery
He made a 3 game comeback in the spring of 2006 and then had to shut it down.
His first game was against Portland and yes I believe he had a 20 10 game. He then quickly came back to reality once he stopped playing what was the worst team in the NBA.
And he did lose athleticism, he just has a jump shot now so he doesn't need it as much. Next year his loss of athleticism will really rear its head.
Frightening stuff, this guy is really unlucky. Here's hoping he comes back fully healthy next season. This has been a terrible season in terms of injuries for the NBA. Btw, they aren't high-profile players like Amare but Dunleavy Jr. and Scalabrine are also facing very complicated and scary injuries (ossification of a tendon and a persistent post-concussion syndrome).
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