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That's good to hear, but it might not show up on a test yet. Part of the protocol is to wait a few more days and test them again to see if any positive results show up. I hope there won't be any, but we shouldn't assume anything based on a test done today.
Yep, sit and stew. Unfortunately, so do we.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 1:39 pmNow they have to sit and think about the Wiz game for a whole week. Punishment somehow still seems too light to me.
agreed. someone was feeding him positive ayton stats yesterday to repeat.specialsauce wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 4:30 pmGambo is a huge Suns apologist. For an honest Suns take free of Robert Sarver influence I prefer Bickley
The reason he can’t is because we don’t have a decent center to start in his place. But he should be benched whenever his tank starts out on E which is way too often.
He plays footsie with Robert Sarver. How else do you think he gets his "insider" news? That's why any insider news that comes from the Suns that Gambo spouts out I believe.specialsauce wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 4:30 pmGambo is a huge Suns apologist. For an honest Suns take free of Robert Sarver influence I prefer Bickley
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.He's going to have to be our new starting center!Split T wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:11 pmListening to the BS Podcast from Tuesday, both Bill Simmons and Ryen Russillo picked the Suns as their team to lose to the Lakers in the WCF. Both think it should be the Clippers, but don’t feel good about it. Both went Suns. Of course they spent a minute talking about how they’d be locks for the WCF if they drafted Haliburton.
I don’t think this will turn out to be as big of a miss as taking Ayton over Luka, but I think it was more of a head scratcher. I thought James Jones might have picked Haliburton 1st overall if he had that pick, that’s how much of James Jones guy and how much of a .5 guy he is for Monty’s offense. I’ll never understand it. I just hope Jalen proves to be a difference maker.
Ya, especially since the podcast came after the Washington game...I mean I didn’t expect them to watch that game, but check the box score at least.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:17 pmI listened to that podcast as well and wondered why they didn't talk about he Suns issues at all. They said nothing about the lack of front court depth and just assume the starters will figure it out, I guess.
The Suns will be a playoff team, but to put them ahead of other teams in their group like Portland, Denver and Utah, who have playoff experience, feels very hot-takey.
I think Simmons and Russillo tend to put too much weight into the "beautiful" parts of basketball. Passing, teamwork, body language; those things are important, but the 8-pass possession ending in a good shot isn't always as good as the 1 or 2-pass possession that ends in a layup. The Suns lack that balance, and in my opinion, it's because the guy who should be finishing the 2-pass possessions isn't doing his part.Split T wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:35 pmYa, especially since the podcast came after the Washington game...I mean I didn’t expect them to watch that game, but check the box score at least.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:17 pmI listened to that podcast as well and wondered why they didn't talk about he Suns issues at all. They said nothing about the lack of front court depth and just assume the starters will figure it out, I guess.
The Suns will be a playoff team, but to put them ahead of other teams in their group like Portland, Denver and Utah, who have playoff experience, feels very hot-takey.
They mentioned Paul’s struggles shooting and Ayton’s lack of being able to catch Paul’s passes, but seems like they think those things will be figured out. We do create good looks on offense, though a little 3-point heavy at the moment. We need the CP3 midrange game and CP3/Ayton pick and roll to start producing for the times we go cold from 3.
I think there are 3 of those guys that aren't doing their part. Book isn't himself. Paul passes up open shots. And DA can't catch a pass, or when he does, he dribbles away from the basket.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:43 pmI think Simmons and Russillo tend to put too much weight into the "beautiful" parts of basketball. Passing, teamwork, body language; those things are important, but the 8-pass possession ending in a good shot isn't always as good as the 1 or 2-pass possession that ends in a layup. The Suns lack that balance, and in my opinion, it's because the guy who should be finishing the 2-pass possessions isn't doing his part.Split T wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:35 pmYa, especially since the podcast came after the Washington game...I mean I didn’t expect them to watch that game, but check the box score at least.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:17 pmI listened to that podcast as well and wondered why they didn't talk about he Suns issues at all. They said nothing about the lack of front court depth and just assume the starters will figure it out, I guess.
The Suns will be a playoff team, but to put them ahead of other teams in their group like Portland, Denver and Utah, who have playoff experience, feels very hot-takey.
They mentioned Paul’s struggles shooting and Ayton’s lack of being able to catch Paul’s passes, but seems like they think those things will be figured out. We do create good looks on offense, though a little 3-point heavy at the moment. We need the CP3 midrange game and CP3/Ayton pick and roll to start producing for the times we go cold from 3.