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Indy wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Cap wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Indy wrote:I don't think you give your writing enough credit. Feel free to post/write more. You write better in English than many of us native speakers...

Thank you very much, it means a lot to me.

But I still remember wishing Leandro Barbosa a "good riddance" as my final sentence, saying good bye to one of my favorites players at that time!!!

LOL. Well, he came back to give you another chance to get the goodbye right. When he leaves this time, I'm betting you won't say "good riddance."

Oh no, I won't, lesson learned!!!

I was looking at your new sig, and I hesitate as JJ has been used on relation to good ol' Joe. Hopefully our new guy will steal the moniker from him really soon. No doubt, that nothing last forever...

I still love watching Joe play.

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Cap wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:
Thank you very much, it means a lot to me.

But I still remember wishing Leandro Barbosa a "good riddance" as my final sentence, saying good bye to one of my favorites players at that time!!!

LOL. Well, he came back to give you another chance to get the goodbye right. When he leaves this time, I'm betting you won't say "good riddance."

Oh no, I won't, lesson learned!!!

I was looking at your new sig, and I hesitate as JJ has been used on relation to good ol' Joe. Hopefully our new guy will steal the moniker from him really soon. No doubt, that nothing last forever...

I still love watching Joe play.

Another "what could have been" in Phoenix Suns history when Joe broke his face against Stackhouse and the Mavs.

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Cap wrote:
LOL. Well, he came back to give you another chance to get the goodbye right. When he leaves this time, I'm betting you won't say "good riddance."

Oh no, I won't, lesson learned!!!

I was looking at your new sig, and I hesitate as JJ has been used on relation to good ol' Joe. Hopefully our new guy will steal the moniker from him really soon. No doubt, that nothing last forever...

I still love watching Joe play.

Another "what could have been" in Phoenix Suns history when Joe broke his face against Stackhouse and the Mavs.

Ugh, that and the contract talks that broke down over what is now a paltry $5 mil.

Superbone wrote:

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:
Oh no, I won't, lesson learned!!!

I was looking at your new sig, and I hesitate as JJ has been used on relation to good ol' Joe. Hopefully our new guy will steal the moniker from him really soon. No doubt, that nothing last forever...

I still love watching Joe play.

Another "what could have been" in Phoenix Suns history when Joe broke his face against Stackhouse and the Mavs.

Ugh, that and the contract talks that broke down over what is now a paltry $5 mil.

Yep, one of Sarver's biggest mistakes along with the Thomas asset dump.

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote: I still love watching Joe play.

Another "what could have been" in Phoenix Suns history when Joe broke his face against Stackhouse and the Mavs.

Ugh, that and the contract talks that broke down over what is now a paltry $5 mil.

Yep, one of Sarver's biggest mistakes along with the Thomas asset dump.

Obviously, it's not my money, so it's easy for me to spend and not worry about it, but if you make decisions based on money instead of basketball, then you shouldn't be an owner, IMO. I had another moment of getting slapped back to reality after listening to a Celtics podcast this morning and the guy claimed that Sarver was in the bottom three of owners in the league, but at least ahead of Dolan. I keep thinking, we are never going to live that down or get past his rep. Then I also wonder if enough of these kids turn out to be fantastic, will he go over the luxury tax and keep them?

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote: I still love watching Joe play.

Another "what could have been" in Phoenix Suns history when Joe broke his face against Stackhouse and the Mavs.

Ugh, that and the contract talks that broke down over what is now a paltry $5 mil.

Yep, one of Sarver's biggest mistakes along with the Thomas asset dump.

Obviously, it's not my money, so it's easy for me to spend and not worry about it, but if you make decisions based on money instead of basketball, then you shouldn't be an owner, IMO. I had another moment of getting slapped back to reality after listening to a Celtics podcast this morning and the guy claimed that Sarver was in the bottom three of owners in the league, but at least ahead of Dolan. I keep thinking, we are never going to live that down or get past his rep. Then I also wonder if enough of these kids turn out to be fantastic, will he go over the luxury tax and keep them?

Ring_Wanted wrote:Sell the franchise already Sarver. I bet somebody would give you 2B.

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Ring_Wanted wrote:Sell the franchise already Sarver. I bet somebody would give you 2B.

Hopefully, not another rookie owner, trying the team as his new shinny toy... Be careful for what you wish...

O_Gardino wrote:

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote:

In2ition wrote:

Superbone wrote: Another "what could have been" in Phoenix Suns history when Joe broke his face against Stackhouse and the Mavs.

Ugh, that and the contract talks that broke down over what is now a paltry $5 mil.

Yep, one of Sarver's biggest mistakes along with the Thomas asset dump.

Obviously, it's not my money, so it's easy for me to spend and not worry about it, but if you make decisions based on money instead of basketball, then you shouldn't be an owner, IMO. I had another moment of getting slapped back to reality after listening to a Celtics podcast this morning and the guy claimed that Sarver was in the bottom three of owners in the league, but at least ahead of Dolan. I keep thinking, we are never going to live that down or get past his rep. Then I also wonder if enough of these kids turn out to be fantastic, will he go over the luxury tax and keep them?

He spends money, he just doesn't treat people well and makes decisions based on ruffled pride. I honestly believe that it wasn't the $ with Joe Johnson, that there was bad communication in the negotiations and Sarver was too mad to compromise, and Joe was offended by that and did not want to come back after that.

O_Gardino wrote:I think the way Sarver handled the summer before affected what went down the summer he was a free agent.

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:It wouldn't be a Suns offseason without us rehashing the Joe Johnson years. #ssol

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:It wouldn't be a Suns offseason without us rehashing the Joe Johnson years. #ssol

In2ition wrote:

SDC wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote: Thank you for not quoting him in your posts.

Agreed. Occasionally I'll take a peek but I usually remember quickly why I have his posts blocked.

I know!

I was having a politically incorrect laugh out of all of this (my reading is far more advanced than my writing so I usually only read this kind of exchanges, afraid to write something wrong), then suddenly it morphed into some "Are you looking to me? -drunk-in-a-bar" kind of thing, I had to unblock SDC's comments and saw why the mood changed so fast. For someone that likes to stir the pot almost on every post he writes, he has an incredibly thin skin.

Now the joke is over, we should shoot it out of mercy...

okay, how about practicing some civility and respect in this forum. just because you disagree doesnt mean you personally attack.

it's still a fact that josh jackson cant shoot. that's data for you ( if you know your elementary level math.)

Yeah, we all agree that he needs to improve his shooting, but you said that he is worse in every shooting category than MKG was when he came out of Kentucky. I didn't refute it at first, because I assumed you were comparing stats. I certainly didn't think you were comparing shooting form. It just didn't sound right to me, so I looked up the stats myself and it turned out that Jackson was better at everything except free throw shooting. Using your elementary math skills, explain how Jackson is worse at "EVERYTHING" than MKG was coming out. If you have the data, back up your claim. It should be easy to prove if you are so convinced that is the case.

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

SDC wrote:

Aztec Sunsfan wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Indy wrote: Thank you for not quoting him in your posts.

Agreed. Occasionally I'll take a peek but I usually remember quickly why I have his posts blocked.

I know!

I was having a politically incorrect laugh out of all of this (my reading is far more advanced than my writing so I usually only read this kind of exchanges, afraid to write something wrong), then suddenly it morphed into some "Are you looking to me? -drunk-in-a-bar" kind of thing, I had to unblock SDC's comments and saw why the mood changed so fast. For someone that likes to stir the pot almost on every post he writes, he has an incredibly thin skin.

Now the joke is over, we should shoot it out of mercy...

okay, how about practicing some civility and respect in this forum. just because you disagree doesnt mean you personally attack.

it's still a fact that josh jackson cant shoot. that's data for you ( if you know your elementary level math.)

Are you threatening me, dude?

It's a simple question.

WHO. ARE. YOU. RE. FER. RING. TO?



Yeah, please enlight me about civility and respect, while mocking somebody's math level... What's next? Momma jokes?