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Hard to tell what there trying to do...they resign an old Nash and let a youthful Stoudemire walk. In reality I doubt they know what the there doing themselves but as long as it saves money who gives a right?
At this point are you interested in trading Nash and getting value in return/begin rebuilding? Or would you rather keep him and see where you can go?
Hard to tell what there trying to do...they resign an old Nash and let a youthful Stoudemire walk. In reality I doubt they know what the there doing themselves but as long as it saves money who gives a right?
Rebuild all the way!
Suns aren't going anywhere with Nash leading the way...
It seems in best interest to let Dragic take over and just trade Nash for value. The team isn't going to contend and its a shame to see a 1st ballot hall of famer just fade away on a sub-par team.
Sad truth...Hard to tell what there trying to do...they resign an old Nash and let a youthful Stoudemire walk. In reality I doubt they know what the there doing themselves but as long as it saves money who gives a right?
What difference does it make? We dont even have a freaking GM right now! The biggest summer in free agent history and no ones even sure whos the person to call in Phoenix.
I just had another epiphany. Why does Sarver think the rules dont apply to him? He had the audacity to offer Amare a contract with 50% pay in the 4th and 5th seasons only guaranteed if Amare played a certain number of minutes.
This is the NBA. Not the NFL. Why should Sarver not have to give out guaranteed contracts when everyone else does? Injuries happen. You take that chance when you sign a guy.
Did he really think Amare was going to take his STUPID offer and potentially leave 40+ MILLION dollars on the table if he got hurt? Are you ing kidding me?
Just another new low for Sarver. Amare might not be a KG, Dirk or Gasol, but hes a of a lot better than nothing. And its hard to believe they couldnt have traded his contract considering how many desperate teams are out there.
Oh great. Another epiphany. I have to change my avatar.
Why is Sarver so cheap? It's okay to save but his level of being cheap is beyond belief.
Nash for the Dust/Damp. Bring Dirk's best buddy back to Dallas
Sarver runs the Suns as strictly a business, and its not a good business decision to trade him. He makes them more money then he cost.
Sarver isn't cheap, he's just incompetent. He's made bad decisions which have fed upon each other compounding the mistakes.
His decision to not max out Amare is sound. He just should have known not to offer him that putrid contract. It embarrassed them both. Just put the word out that he'd S&T him and take the short sell.
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