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That's probably right and it's no bad thing if these Suns keep things in house. I just know when I check in on their site for draft into I'm rarely impressed (albeit I may be expecting too much).

If ever there was an article worthy of the eye roll, it's that one. On a related note, there seems to be almost no news/insight on azcentral about what the Suns' draft plans are. Are they seriously shopping a pick/picks? Moving up? trading out? Who are they targeting at 14 and 18? Isn't this the kin...

Marc Spears (yahoo sports) has an update mock draft that has the Suns taking Stauskas, LaVine and Capela.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/2014-nba-m ... 28600.html

Hey Inf, there's a mock draft on FoxSports website that has the Suns taking Lavine at 14, Warren at 18 and Anderson at 27. I reckon that would make your draft day!

http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/reid ... avs-061614

SDC wrote:this is probably duncan's last season.

If it is, what a way to go out.

Incredible finals performance by the Spurs. The Heat had NO answer for their quality passing game and were completely demoralised by the end. It was beautiful to watch

I'd rather pass. Gasol just doesn't seem to fit the kind if team we're building - he's slowing down, isn't a great defender and while he's a tremendously skilled scorer and passer from the post he pouts if he's not getting the ball there what he considers enough (which with dragic and Bledsoe and ou...

I really don't believe anything any front office type says at this time of the year about who they like and what they're trying to do. I consider it all a smokescreen until proven different.

I agree Capela is high on the Suns' wish list, just reading between the lines. I also wonder if McDonough talking about picks like this is a way of shaking the tree, so to speak, to gauge what teams would give up for one/some of the picks.

The pacers are going to get smashed in the next game. The fact they only just won at home with LeBron soo quiet equals trouble ahead for them

http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/chat/_/id/50661 But the fact that Embiid is probably a couple years away from being an impact player in the NBA is giving them pause (his back is an issue too, but that should be resolved soon one way or the other as both the Cavs and Embiid's agent are negotiating a...

Inf, is it possible you're over thinking one comment from McDonough? The one where he said it was unlikely the Suns would bring in 3 rookies, which from memory was in an article talking up Len and Goodwin. (Apologies if there's been more chatter about the Suns losing a pick one way or the other but ...

The Thunder are destroying the Spurs in this one. Their d is terrific and has forced San Antonio into a lot of 1on1 stuff, which isn't their strength obviously. The Spurs also look very slow (and Diaw looks enormous)

iLLmatic wrote:No issues at all today, 2nd time logging on.

Same for me. It's working well

Here goes nothing ....

Beal was enormous in the last quarter. Every time the Pacers threatened to make a little run, it seemed he would hit a clutch basket.

Mori Chu wrote:He's having an amazing game. As predicted, OKC can't find any points outside of KD and Westchuck.

Which when you've got Sefolosha and Perkins in your starting 5 isn't a massive surprise. You could get away with one but not both, IMO.

Chris Paul is just destroying the Thunder - 8/9 three-pointers, 30 points, 8 assists (only 2 turnovers). Incredible game

I like Stephenson, but from what I've seen he's pressing too much. As is George for that matter. But their biggest issue is Hibberd - 18 minutes, 0 points, 0 rebounds. You've got to be kidding me.

The Pacers look like they're in big trouble. Their d isn't anything like what it used to be (they just let a white-hot Ariza shoot an uncontested 3-pointer, for example) and there's too much 1on1 stuff on offence (hello Lance Stephenson!). Also, Hibberd is pretty much unplayable at the moment for In...