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I think Eubanks is fine if you play him with a point guard and your superstars stop passing it to him with the shot clock running down and his back is to the basket.

I think he is definitely attainable at the vet min. He wasn't good for the Lakers; I don't think he is going to have many suitors willing to give him more than the minimum.

specialsauce wrote: ↑

Sat May 11, 2024 2:00 pm

No chance Thunder say no to Book for Jalen Williams or Chet.

The Thunder aren't trading Chet for Booker.

I don't blame Beal for the team's woes. But certainly building your team around three offense-first veteran stars, two of them old and/or injury-prone, and then filling out the rest of the roster with offense-only gunners isn't a recipe for a "scrappy as hell" team that will "play wi...

Some interesting points here: https://arizonasports.com/story/3547031/suns-hope-frank-vogel-exit-fixes-broken-team-dynamic/ Vogel at his opening press conference in June said “our number one habit we develop all year is that we have to play harder and tougher and with more hustle than our opponents...

As much as I'd love to have Myers, you'd think we'd figure out hiring the GM first before hiring a new coach. You could end up hiring a Coach that doesn't even fit the new GM's vision and potentially giving them one more thing to undo later. That tells me that the GM position is already figured out...

Also, you think the big 3 are playing more together next year? Pfft, fat chance. It will be less than 25 games and predict one of them out for an extended time… like 3-4 months. Probably booker. This is literally the definition of insanity. In terms of availability, this season honestly was as good...

Some interesting points here: https://arizonasports.com/story/3547031/suns-hope-frank-vogel-exit-fixes-broken-team-dynamic/ Vogel at his opening press conference in June said “our number one habit we develop all year is that we have to play harder and tougher and with more hustle than our opponents ...

It's obvious that they don't think they can be trusted to make a good pick in the draft. They've decided to ridicule the draft, including getting the local media types to back that theory that the draft is a complete crap shoot, and they've punted on the whole process. All this "seventh grader...

The pg crew, are you wanting a starting pg? In place of Grayson? That just makes us so small. I still think Booker is fine at pg, but it would be nice to have a backup pg so he can move off ball at times and to have an option when Booker sits. I just want Book to be able to be Book. I don't like hi...

Shabazz wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2024 12:10 am

I think Delon Wright will be high on our priority list this summer.

I think we'll also look at Spencer Dinwiddie and Russell Westbrook.

TOO wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2024 1:39 pm

Split T wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2024 1:25 pm

Is he better than Nurk?

Yeah, especially if you wanna spread the floor with your 5.

Even setting aside the debatable 3-point threat viability, Valanciunas is definitely better than Nurkic. But he won't be playing for the minimum.

Ya I’d say the difference is we don’t have KD and Beal as free agents this summer and we have Booker, who is younger and more reliable than Kawhi. They might lose PG and Harden this summer and be a lottery team without the pick. I don't see losing Harden and/or PG as a bad thing. Conversely, Beal i...

I think the roster is the biggest issue, but Budenholzer is a better fit with the personnel that the Suns have. I think he can get a better offensive product out of this group, but I'm not sure that elevates enough to have a different out in the postseason. Maybe it upgrades them to being able to wi...

Twolves perfect example why our biggest priority this offseason should be getting bigger. Yall can cry about a pg but we need to get bigger not smaller! Outside of conely, everyone on Twolves is tall, long and athletic. I think that's on oversimplification. The Wolves were missing Gobert last night...

Split T wrote: ↑

Mon May 06, 2024 1:24 pm

Clippers still don’t have control of any of their picks until 2030…we might be in a rough place future wise, but the clippers are in a worse one.

I don't see that big of a difference between the two situations.

Mori Chu wrote: ↑

Mon May 06, 2024 9:16 am

Paul George maybe leaving the Clippers? Others have posted about this, but the rumors are getting louder now.

Paul George is doing the Clippers a favor.

And they'd be nuts to pay Harden.

If I'm being frank, they should keep Frank. We don't know the dynamic behind the scenes. Frankly, Frank may have been doing a great job, but everyone else sucked. Seems unpopular around, but I still think running it back with minor tweaks is the best option of the limited crappy options available. ...

It's kind of weird how we never really heard anything about the rather large coaching staff throughout the season. I get having a large staff when you're developing a lot of talent, but that isn't the Suns. Why does a veteran, top-heavy team need a gigantic coaching staff? And why did this team loo...

Split T wrote: ↑

Fri May 03, 2024 9:51 pm

I mean I get it when people say he’s the most skilled player of all time

I have no idea how that is even remotely true.