Wow, that is really bad, who said that? They instantly have no credibility.
Post yours if you have them. As a religion I don't do predictions, but, I feel strongly about this one. I know whence I speak and the Suns during this off-season have conjured the precise mixture of leavings & gettings. Pushing Amare out was genius. Quietly bringing Childress back across was genius. Somehow/someway getting the Knicks to give up that gigantic trade exception to enable Hedo was the crowning touch. He'll transcend Nash. Sky's the limit for this Suns team.![]()
Wow, that is really bad, who said that? They instantly have no credibility.
I think the Suns won't miss a beat with Turkoglu instead of Amar'e.
Thank you guys for your input. I know it's true when I say that he players the Suns got, and the player they got rid of made them much stronger. I'm telling you right now:::Hedo & Childress are made for this team and for this town. I'm confident of those two and their impact. Warrick is either going to be something else again, or, a stumbler/bumbler. I think Nash will instill in him some quality court time where his impact will be decidedly positive. They feel they can mold Warrick from the ground up. Amare was staganant/static.
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SFs like Amare are a dime-a-dozen.
Hedo will affect outcome equal or better than Amare with a lot less headache & drama. He's white (after a fashion), a straight arrow and soldiers like a MF'er when he's content, and here he'll be content. The local gentry & Media will fawn all over him. It's a match made in heaven.
Getting Amare to walk away was a stroke of luck. Getting Hedo to cross paths on the way back in was a stroke of genius.
well son with it being a 1999-like, crap-shoot of a season ... I'm gonna say the Utah Jazz will win the NBA championship. really anything can happen. Sacramento Kings are my second choice to win it if the Jazz don't.
Suns will be fine without Amare. Book it!
culburn
this is what happens when he tries to talk basketball, tbh
lmcontrollinao!!!
The Suns rarely make mistakes on special case acquisitions. Their commitment to Nash is unconditional. He runs it (top to bottom). They would not have brought Hedo in if they hadn't had a sit with him & Nash and got assurances that made them feel confident in his mind & body.
Amare brings nothing to the Phoenix table. And they realized that two years ago and just strung him along, let him goose the gate, sell his wampum, praying and waiting for his departure.
They're not eyeballing LOB. They're satisfied to compete on the edges, sniping, guerilla warfare style. If somehow they can catch somebody nappin', or, down with a sickness they'll pounce, bark their heads off and try for something.
There is no pressure here for Hedo. It will be a little slice of heaven for him.
lmcontrollinao!!!
AZ Central, or, here.
It'll never end.
tee, hee.
Hedo is old, but, he'll fit into Nash's patterns.
Amare was not worth the max, and Sarver bluffed him out of town by agreeing to the money, but, the not the years and by not guaranteeing all the money. Media helped Sarver here keep that on the qt from going National. I'm just shocked that Amare didn't get the extra year from NY when they sent that gigantic trade exception over. I don't understand what Amare gained out of that decision...nothing, but I guess goodwill in AZ.
I just feel Hedo is home now, for only the second time, the first being in Sacramento. Nash is the defacto leader, but, Hedo will lead as well, with Nash's urging and blessing.
Does Kobe lead the bag 5-4?
tee, hee.
lmcontrollinao!!!
Well if that is true, you can never take anyone to task again and that is just the way it is.
re ed basketball predictions/takes schtick > repeating the same thing over and over again
& yet I got's ya in here of a Monday evening playin' grab ass & stinky finger.
tee, hee.
lmvictoriousao!!!
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