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    Throaway game? Right!
    At least the Suns weren't in a coma for 43 minutes. Jesus Christ. What was YOUR excuse? Please tell me Barkley wasn't right when he said you guys were "affected" by the bad press. Please.....no......act like champs!

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    Well Mike, if it was a throwaway game, then why the did you have our starters play 45+ minutes?! Consider yourself lucky Spurs fans, it must be nice not having a coach who's a complete ing re .
    Bro, since Phoenix has proven capable of playing some physical ball in addition to running and gunning, management ought to fire D'Antoni and hire P.J. Carlesimo. P.J. could mix a little Spurs thuggery into Phoenix's grace.

    JUST KIDDING, SPURS FANS!!

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    At least the Suns weren't in a coma for 43 minutes. Jesus Christ. What was YOUR excuse? Please tell me Barkley wasn't right when he said you guys were "affected" by the bad press. Please.....no......act like champs!
    I agree they played well but don't tell me it was a throwaway game when the starters played practically the whole game.

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    Bro, since Phoenix has proven capable of playing some physical ball in addition to running and gunning, management ought to fire D'Antoni and hire P.J. Carlesimo. P.J. could mix a little Spurs thuggery into Phoenix's grace.

    JUST KIDDING, SPURS FANS!!
    Personally, I think that we should promote Marc Iavaroni. When he played, he was a legitimate tough guy (I remember him in a few fist fights, most notably with Larry Bird) and he actually played in the NBA. Plus, he doesn't seem to have a huge gaping vagina. IMO, this Suns team is just as talented as San Antonio, and we've had the talent to get to a championship for the past three years and have come up short every time. It's time for a change in coaching.

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    Personally, I think that we should promote Marc Iavaroni. When he played, he was a legitimate tough guy (I remember him in a few fist fights, most notably with Larry Bird) and he actually played in the NBA. Plus, he doesn't seem to have a huge gaping vagina. IMO, this Suns team is just as talented as San Antonio, and we've had the talent to get to a championship for the past three years and have come up short every time. It's time for a change in coaching.
    Stan Van Gundy

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    Had Burke, Marks and Banks played 40 minutes each I could understand the throwaway remark.

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    Jeff Van Gundy. Perfect mix. Get the ball upcourt as quickly as possible and then stand there for the remainder of the shot clock.

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    I thought yesterday he said the game was a "disaster." (reported on 760).
    Actually he used the word "devastated".

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    That would actually not be a bad fit. there would probably be a couple of roster changes(nothing major) but he would bring a good defensive system in to the club. As long as he has steve nash he would not have to even touch the offense.

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    Personally, I think that we should promote Marc Iavaroni. When he played, he was a legitimate tough guy (I remember him in a few fist fights, most notably with Larry Bird) and he actually played in the NBA. Plus, he doesn't seem to have a huge gaping vagina. IMO, this Suns team is just as talented as San Antonio, and we've had the talent to get to a championship for the past three years and have come up short every time. It's time for a change in coaching.
    This would be a key factor for me

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    D'antoni pisses me off. The dude needs to shut his mouth. He is an embarrassment with his y ass words.

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    when asked on tv if he would guarantee a victory for the SUns, D'antoni actually considered it, but then finally backtracked. LOl what a ing re .

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    Personally, I think that we should promote Marc Iavaroni.

    How long has Iavaroni been an assistant.

    If Alvin Gentry got a shot or two, this guy might as well.

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    Sometimes it seems that these guys worry about everything but the game. It's a miracle that a team that worries and spins so much off the court can actually play damn well on it. This is absolutely ridiculous.

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    The context makes it clear he's saying that it's a "thowaway" only in the sense that he doesn't think it should interrupt Phoenix's momentum from Game 4. I.e., now that it's over, throw that game out, because it wasn't representative. He uses this idea a lot when something extraordinary happens, like the team shooting 30% for no apparent reason, or whatever. He means that you shouldn't draw hasty conclusions from the game. His comments before the game were crystal clear that he thought the Suns could win and would go all out to try to win, so it wasn't a "throwaway" in the sense that he was throwing in the towel before the game was played.

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    How long has Iavaroni been an assistant.

    If Alvin Gentry got a shot or two, this guy might as well.
    He joined the Suns in '02 and worked with Pat Riley before that. The reason I bring him up is that he's been mentioned as a potential head coach for Memphis or Toronto. Plus, he's seemed to do a good job in the games when he had to coach after D'Antoni was ejected.

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    Cuban pisses me off. The dude needs to shut his mouth. He is an embarrassment with his y ass words.
    Fixed it for you

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    The context makes it clear he's saying that it's a "thowaway" only in the sense that he doesn't think it should interrupt Phoenix's momentum from Game 4. I.e., now that it's over, throw that game out, because it wasn't representative. He uses this idea a lot when something extraordinary happens, like the team shooting 30% for no apparent reason, or whatever. He means that you shouldn't draw hasty conclusions from the game. His comments before the game were crystal clear that he thought the Suns could win and would go all out to try to win, so it wasn't a "throwaway" in the sense that he was throwing in the towel before the game was played.
    Oh, so he's in denial.

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    Oh, so he's in denial.
    I'm not so sure if it's denial, it seems more like it would be attributed to him being a gigantic dumbass.

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    No, he's just a little girl coaching a team of little girls. It's really sad when a six foot white guy from Canada is the toughest guy on the squad.

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    No, he's just a little girl coaching a team of little girls. It's really sad when a six foot white guy from Canada is the toughest guy on the squad.
    I'm a firm believer that for the most part, the team takes on the personality of its coach.

    However, I'm all for trading Amare for KG this offseason. Not so much because of Amare's whining, but because he's a total dumbass, and I don't want to wait to see him mature and waste Nash's final good years. KG and Nash are both class guys who have received all other accolades besides a championship, and I think that their collective drive would lead us to a ring.

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    He joined the Suns in '02 and worked with Pat Riley before that. The reason I bring him up is that he's been mentioned as a potential head coach for Memphis or Toronto. Plus, he's seemed to do a good job in the games when he had to coach after D'Antoni was ejected.

    gee....i wonder what in the world would cause d'antoni to get ejected from a game?

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    I'm a firm believer that for the most part, the team takes on the personality of its coach.

    However, I'm all for trading Amare for KG this offseason. Not so much because of Amare's whining, but because he's a total dumbass, and I don't want to wait to see him mature and waste Nash's final good years. KG and Nash are both class guys who have received all other accolades besides a championship, and I think that their collective drive would lead us to a ring.
    That's a big difference in age, and KG has showed up for about the same number of big playoff games as Amare has, which shouldn't be encouraging. KG doesn't help get the Suns past the Spurs. They'd be better off teaching Amare how to play D without fouling and maybe install a seat belt in his place on the bench.

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    Just trying to get themselves psyched and confident. Hopeully Spurs, knowing they don't have Horry, will come out from the beginning with a cornered dog mentality.

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    That's a big difference in age, and KG has showed up for about the same number of big playoff games as Amare has, which shouldn't be encouraging. KG doesn't help get the Suns past the Spurs. They'd be better off teaching Amare how to play D without fouling and maybe install a seat belt in his place on the bench.
    yea, but KG never has played with the caliber of players the Suns have

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