Suns Hire Jordan Ott as new Head Coach

[TOO]

You guys are funny.

Could be Mike D'Antoni for all we know based on that report.

It's probably Phil Jackson.

[Superbone]

You guys are funny.

Could be Mike D'Antoni for all we know based on that report.

Or Alvin Gentry or Monty Williams... OK, probably not Williams.

[JJ Slim]

My money is on Chuck Daly

[ShelC]

Isiah Thomas

[Shabazz]

Pretty sure it’s Stephen Silas.

[TOO]

Pretty sure it’s Stephen Silas.

Gross.

[JeremyG]

Yeah I think Gambo mentioned Silas awhile back.

[Split T]

Or Darvin Ham…wasn’t Ott on his staff at one time?

[TOO]

[Furlanfufi]

I would love if it is Steve Nash.

[virtual9mm]

It’s possible the death of his brother had a big impact on his mental health, which impacted his ability to be a head coach.

Possibly. He didn't seem to really give a shit about the Suns or his job, I get it, when I lost my mom my perspective on a lot of things changed.

I forgot that happened to him. Very good points. Sorry to hear about the loss of your mom, TOO. Speaking of which, please send your thoughts and prayers my way as this Saturday my mom is having half her colon removed and a spot on her liver burned as she has stage 4 colon cancer.

How is she doing? Missed your post earlier but wanted to wish your mom good luck.

My dad had stage 3 colon cancer and had half of his large intestine removed. Genetically targeted drugs annihilated the cancer, thankfully. As a last resort, you may get her enrolled in a clinical trial.

Look up Pashtoon Kazi, formerly at Cornell and now in California. His colleagues call him the Mad Doctor but he is doing stuff like mixing Keytruda with other targeted drugs to go after stage 4 colon cancer not susceptible to genetic targeting. 50% remission rates at stage 4.

[specialsauce]

It’s possible the death of his brother had a big impact on his mental health, which impacted his ability to be a head coach.

Possibly. He didn't seem to really give a shit about the Suns or his job, I get it, when I lost my mom my perspective on a lot of things changed.

I forgot that happened to him. Very good points. Sorry to hear about the loss of your mom, TOO. Speaking of which, please send your thoughts and prayers my way as this Saturday my mom is having half her colon removed and a spot on her liver burned as she has stage 4 colon cancer.

How is she doing? Missed your post earlier but wanted to wish your mom good luck.

My dad had stage 3 colon cancer and had half of his large intestine removed. Genetically targeted drugs annihilated the cancer, thankfully. As a last resort, you may get her enrolled in a clinical trial.

Look up Pashtoon Kazi, formerly at Cornell and now in California. His colleagues call him the Mad Doctor but he is doing stuff like mixing Keytruda with other targeted drugs to go after stage 4 colon cancer not susceptible to genetic targeting. 50% remission rates at stage 4.

My best to momma Bone

[Superbone]

It’s possible the death of his brother had a big impact on his mental health, which impacted his ability to be a head coach.

Possibly. He didn't seem to really give a shit about the Suns or his job, I get it, when I lost my mom my perspective on a lot of things changed.

I forgot that happened to him. Very good points. Sorry to hear about the loss of your mom, TOO. Speaking of which, please send your thoughts and prayers my way as this Saturday my mom is having half her colon removed and a spot on her liver burned as she has stage 4 colon cancer.

How is she doing? Missed your post earlier but wanted to wish your mom good luck.

My dad had stage 3 colon cancer and had half of his large intestine removed. Genetically targeted drugs annihilated the cancer, thankfully. As a last resort, you may get her enrolled in a clinical trial.

Look up Pashtoon Kazi, formerly at Cornell and now in California. His colleagues call him the Mad Doctor but he is doing stuff like mixing Keytruda with other targeted drugs to go after stage 4 colon cancer not susceptible to genetic targeting. 50% remission rates at stage 4.

My best to momma Bone

Thanks, guys. She had successful surgery a couple weeks ago now. She had a Greek doc named Dogeus and he was excellent. He was elated coming out of surgery that it had gone so well. She even got a bonus gall bladder removal as he found a large stone in it and apparently, we don't need gall bladders! Anyway, at her age it's a slow recovery but she's doing much better just recently.

[JJ Slim]

SB I'm glad your mother is doing better and am praying for her full recovery. I lost my mother to colon cancer about a year and half ago. Make sure that all you that have a family history of it get your regular colonoscopies. Early diagnosis is key.

[virtual9mm]

Possibly. He didn't seem to really give a shit about the Suns or his job, I get it, when I lost my mom my perspective on a lot of things changed.

I forgot that happened to him. Very good points. Sorry to hear about the loss of your mom, TOO. Speaking of which, please send your thoughts and prayers my way as this Saturday my mom is having half her colon removed and a spot on her liver burned as she has stage 4 colon cancer.

How is she doing? Missed your post earlier but wanted to wish your mom good luck.

My dad had stage 3 colon cancer and had half of his large intestine removed. Genetically targeted drugs annihilated the cancer, thankfully. As a last resort, you may get her enrolled in a clinical trial.

Look up Pashtoon Kazi, formerly at Cornell and now in California. His colleagues call him the Mad Doctor but he is doing stuff like mixing Keytruda with other targeted drugs to go after stage 4 colon cancer not susceptible to genetic targeting. 50% remission rates at stage 4.

My best to momma Bone

Thanks, guys. She had successful surgery a couple weeks ago now. She had a Greek doc named Dogeus and he was excellent. He was elated coming out of surgery that it had gone so well. She even got a bonus gall bladder removal as he found a large stone in it and apparently, we don't need gall bladders! Anyway, at her age it's a slow recovery but she's doing much better just recently.

Great to hear! Fingers crossed

[Mori Chu]

Thanks, guys. She had successful surgery a couple weeks ago now. She had a Greek doc named Dogeus and he was excellent. He was elated coming out of surgery that it had gone so well. She even got a bonus gall bladder removal as he found a large stone in it and apparently, we don't need gall bladders! Anyway, at her age it's a slow recovery but she's doing much better just recently.

Very happy to hear it, Bone. Best wishes and love to your mom.

[O_Gardino]

I had to look up Mike D's age. He's 74 - barely old enough to run for president.

[INFORMER]

He is 100% spot on. The team was out of control and Silas was in over his head.

[INFORMER]

[Superbone]

SB I'm glad your mother is doing better and am praying for her full recovery. I lost my mother to colon cancer about a year and half ago. Make sure that all you that have a family history of it get your regular colonoscopies. Early diagnosis is key.

Sorry for your loss, JJ. I had my 2nd colonoscopy late last year after she got her diagnosis. All clean. (No pun intended.)