Game Day: Suns (18-43) @ Pelicans (33-26), Mon 2/26/18

[O_Gardino]

AD is amazing on both ends of the court, but he is also injured a lot. I think it's a gamble that you can win with him before his body breaks down. No question that he's a better overall player.

[Indy]

Injury history and age tell me don't do it, but I am a biased suns fan.

If you could promise that you get the player the rest of their career--can't jump ship as soon as their current contract is up--and they would play at least 85% of your games, then I probably would.

[specialsauce]

Bookers contract is up next year, he could very well leave too. That shouldn’t dictate anything

[Split T]

I would hate losing Booker but you'd have to do it. You could draft someone like Doncic and run a Doncic/Jackson/Davis core. Add shooters around that and you could have something special.

[Superbone]

Booker's defense and the rest of the team's attention to detail on the offensive end with 3 minutes left was really bad. Bad closeouts, bad box outs, bad everything, just not wanting to win.

Maybe they like Ayton too.

[JustWinBaby]

Booker's defense and the rest of the team's attention to detail on the offensive end with 3 minutes left was really bad. Bad closeouts, bad box outs, bad everything, just not wanting to win.

Maybe they like Ayton too.

Let's just hope that Triano keeps our defense from stopping anyone for the next 20 games.

The team with the most points usually wins.

[Cap]

Bookers contract is up next year, he could very well leave too. That shouldn’t dictate anything

He's restricted, and we'd probably match a max offer, so he's here for a while.

[carey]

Bookers contract is up next year, he could very well leave too. That shouldn’t dictate anything

Sarver just helped Booker build a house in PV. He's not going anywhere for the next 4 years. Now, if we haven't made a couple playoffs by his 7th year then I can see him opting out.