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INFORMER wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2024 6:21 pm

Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2024 6:08 pm

I might stab out my own eyes by Thanksgiving if I have to watch Mo Bamba start every game for the Suns.

I think he would be better than Nurk, but I've always been a fan of his.

This would be even more surprising to me than Bol Bol becoming a rotation player.

I might stab out my own eyes by Thanksgiving if I have to watch Mo Bamba start every game for the Suns.

I think I'd rather have Beal and his terrible contract.

I don't think it's going to affect him very much. He's lethal any time he's on the court and Kyrie is good enough to take on more responsibilities.

The only way the Suns were able to compete in Game 4 was because they actually hit shots.

The Suns had no chance of outright stopping the Wolves, they had to outscore them and get some lucky breaks with Wolves errors to have a chance of winning any game in the series.

Yeah, defense and rebounding were clearly the Suns biggest issues to me.

The Clippers look like the Suns and Lakers, dead in the water.

He's always been like that. It's very Clutch Sports.

Sounds like that 2 year project I thought I read somewhere is valid. Ishbia's painted himself into that corner in a lot of ways, but I'm not surprised by his comments today.

I'll be shocked if LeBron signs for the minimum anywhere unless it's with a team that drafted his son.

They're not screwed, but that doesn't generate clicks.

I didn't spin everything and put blame on him where I think it's justified.

My response is directed the idea that Vogel was the biggest issue with this team. I only responded to your initial post because I thought it ignores a lot of context.

For those saying keep Frank: name one thing he seemed to be good at this year besides consistently beating ineffective players/rotations/schemes to death? Offense identity- nope Defense identity- nope Rotational management- nope (Eubanks??? No chance for Thad?? Bol Bol hate..) Adjustments? - nope F...

I read/heard somewhere that he only wants to coach the Knicks or that it's his dream job. Something like that.

Anyway, I think he'd bound for the NBA sooner than later and Ishbia should be proactive with this hire. He tried the re-tread make everyone happy approach and it failed.

I'll allow some grace for the injuries that slowed his integration into the team, but he showed us what he's capable of doing for a couple of games at the end of the season which gave me some hope. Then he reverted into the guy we saw for most of the season. Hesitant in decision making and mediocre ...

TOO wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 29, 2024 5:42 pm

Need a no nonsense coach, maybe even one that will ride the players and make them uncomfortable. Budenholzer?

I'd knock on Dan Hurley's door.

For those saying keep Frank: name one thing he seemed to be good at this year besides consistently beating ineffective players/rotations/schemes to death? Offense identity- nope Defense identity- nope Rotational management- nope (Eubanks??? No chance for Thad?? Bol Bol hate..) Adjustments? - nope F...

I agree and I think that's on Ishbia. He tried to make everyone happy by compartmentalizing the coaching and player roles, but it just doesn't work like that in sports. There must be a hierarchy with the head coach at the top and the whole organization viewed Vogel as a defensive coordinator more th...

Everyone on the roster kept doing this kind of overpassing all season. Unselfish to a flaw. So bizarre. It was only fitting that the same thing basically ended the season.

Wally_West wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 28, 2024 11:25 pm

Plus Beal would say no.


Regarding Nurk, not sure the answer other than ditching his ass and hope you can get a decent Center in the draft. But hope ain’t a plan.

The center position is gonna be a tough one to figure out.

I'm curious why you think he'd say no.