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Superbone wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 18, 2025 6:39 pm

This is not at all a bad deal.

TOO wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 18, 2025 11:01 am

Fans already to give up on getting anything real in return before the FO does was not something I expected.

Agree. I like how the FO has been playing it so far.

Looks like Minnesota won't be happening now unless Durant changes his mind. I'm not unhappy about this in itself. It does reduce the Suns' leverage.

The Suns need to get over next season; they've dug themselves that no single trade is going to undo it. I knew this grit and grime garbage was going to be another hinderance in this team making good decisions. Get Ware because he is a talented, young big on a rookie deal; this "soft" foolishness is ...

The Suns need to get over next season; they've dug themselves that no single trade is going to undo it. I knew this grit and grime garbage was going to be another hinderance in this team making good decisions. Get Ware because he is a talented, young big on a rookie deal; this "soft" foolishness is ...

I see promising reports and then not so promising reports. https://x.com/PHNX_Suns/status/1934648984322417049 Really simple. KD is trying to engineer a trade to a favored team for a terrible return, using re-signing as a bargaining chip. The Suns are like "go fuck yourself" and talking to other ...

I'm liking the media circus that's materializing. Bodes well for a good return. I don't like the idea of taking on older players like Gobert. I do like the idea of a youth movement with proven young players. I don't mind players in their prime such as Zubac. I'd love to get the Suns' future draft ...

TOO wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 14, 2025 10:12 pm

JeremyG wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 14, 2025 9:41 pm

Gimme.

Yeah, no wonder we told San Antonio to take a hike

It's hard to know when "it's over," when an era of your team is behind you. We had the Book/CP3/Mikal/etc. era, that's over now. Then we had the Book/KD era, which is likely over this summer. The next era seems to be the Book rebuild era. I don't think it is going to be a bright and happy time for ...

Agree. Book can stay but KD has to go.

I'm the first guy to support tearing this team down and doing a full rebuild. But we are in a bit of a unique situation in that we don't own any of our own picks until 2032. This means that the standard strategy of "tank and suck and you'll get good lottery picks so you can rebuild in a few years ...

He’s 31, not turning 37 like those two. And he won MVP only 2 years ago. I’m just saying I would take the chance over trading for somebody like Randle or Anunoby, especially if you could get a couple good picks as well. Id rather acquire players who will play, obviously nobody wants Randle lol Gia ...

I'm looking forward to next year, when we somehow put together a collection of hungry young guys that outperform around Booker. Say what you will about James Jones but he's shown a knack for picking up underrated talent out of the lottery. Let him do what he's good at, GET RID OF DURANT for maximal ...

ShelC wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 29, 2025 11:34 am

Next year's cap is projected to be about 154-155mil. Even if it comes in higher at 160mil, 15% of that is 24 and we'd still be over.

Damn. Thanks.

So I think this flew under the radar but a stretch and waive of Beal doesn't look possible. A team is only allowed 15% of the cap to be "dead" money, which would be about $23mil overall next year. Stretching Beal would be around $22 per season but the Suns have already stretched Liddell and Little ...

[media][/media] It's all fool's gold. They've played really well for what, 4 games? Bless their hearts. And maybe 1 of those 4 games was a tough game? Outside of the admittedly impressive CLE win, what have they done exactly? Played well for about a week and a half against teams they should always ...

You have to cash out on KD before he’s essentially worthless. The time to trade him was last year or at the deadline, but you certainly can’t wait beyond this summer. He could get injured or start declining at any moment, not to mention his age itself will start turning teams off from giving up any ...

Been saying the Suns could go on a tear after the lineup change.

It doesn't bother anyone that he sat Dunn and Oso for 6 weeks while the team played lifeless losing basketball. He has chosen to play the highest salaried players over the other guys like Dunn, Oso and Gillespie. He actually played Martin and what I have seen from that guy, he can have Allen's ...

Split T wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 19, 2025 10:22 pm

Maybe we should try not taking the least amount of shots compared to our opponent.

Really instructive -- without the stupid TOs the Suns would be winning a lot more games.