Suns Training Camp 2015

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Guys i need help. I need to buy 5-6 suns t-shirts locally and I cant find any! Everything is Cardinals/ASU stuff and youre lucky if theres a single rack of Suns stuff.

My only option left is to go to the team shop in the airport and I know the prices are gonna be jacked up there.

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carey wrote:There's always a few mistakes in an az-central article. I don't know if these newspaper websites even have editors. NOLA.com (the website for the Times Picayune) is just as bad.
"There are" always a few mistakes... ;)
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Superbone wrote:
carey wrote:There's always a few mistakes in an az-central article. I don't know if these newspaper websites even have editors. NOLA.com (the website for the Times Picayune) is just as bad.
"There are" always a few mistakes... ;)
Are you volunteering for Phx-suns.net editor?
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carey wrote:
Superbone wrote:
carey wrote:There's always a few mistakes in an az-central article. I don't know if these newspaper websites even have editors. NOLA.com (the website for the Times Picayune) is just as bad.
"There are" always a few mistakes... ;)
Are you volunteering for Phx-suns.net editor?
No thank you! :D I will sign up for good-natured ribber though. :P
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Superbone wrote:
carey wrote:
Superbone wrote:
carey wrote:There's always a few mistakes in an az-central article. I don't know if these newspaper websites even have editors. NOLA.com (the website for the Times Picayune) is just as bad.
"There are" always a few mistakes... ;)
Are you volunteering for Phx-suns.net editor?
No thank you! :D I will sign up for good-natured ribber though. Image
Sweet! We definitely need more of those. Image
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Superbone wrote:http://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/n ... /73355834/
Devin Booker's play, persona belie age for Phoenix Suns

Devin Booker is the youngest player in the NBA. Heck, he was one of the youngest people on campus last week when the Suns held training camp at Northern Arizona University.

Other than an upcoming 19th birthday on Oct. 30, indicators of Booker’s youth have been as rare as frowns from a rookie going through his first Suns experiences.

Booker shared the scoring lead Saturday night in the Suns’ intrasquad scrimmage at Veterans Memorial Coliseum, matching teammate Eric Bledsoe with 15 points for the winning team. Nobody matched Booker for reception from fans, who welcomed him with the loudest ovation even before he made five of 11 shots, including two of four 3-pointers to fortify his shooting reputation.

Even when Bledsoe missed, it was a polished move like a pump fake with a dribble drive to the baseline for a runner. He had a second-quarter stretch of seven points in a minute when he scored on a 3-pointer, driving layup and two free throws. It was consistent with the impression that he put on coaches and teammates for the past few weeks of pickup games in Phoenix and training camp in Flagstaff.

“The kid knows how to play,” Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said. Read more...

I get the feeling that Ryan may have hit a home run with drafting Booker.

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Agreed. I also wonder if it's only a matter of time before we unload a PG to make way for Booker.

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I see Archie's time here coming to a close with the emergence of Booker and the signing of Weems.

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The biggest question of this coming season for me is: Will we boot Bledsoe, or Knight? I'm leaning toward wanting them to trade Bledsoe, but we'll see. I firmly believe the two-PG lineups won't really work for this team because Bledsoe isn't good enough at shooting or distributing the ball.

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ShelC wrote:Agreed. I also wonder if it's only a matter of time before we unload a PG to make way for Booker.
Yes, please.
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Mori Chu wrote:The biggest question of this coming season for me is: Will we boot Bledsoe, or Knight? I'm leaning toward wanting them to trade Bledsoe, but we'll see. I firmly believe the two-PG lineups won't really work for this team because Bledsoe isn't good enough at shooting or distributing the ball.
My dislike of Bledsoe is well known around here, but I don't know enough about Knight yet to cast a vote either way. He's younger than Eric... healthier. A better shooter. But not nearly the defender or rebounder that Bledsoe is. I don't think the trade would come this season regardless.
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I don't think a trade would come this season either, and PG seems to be the most plentiful position in the league.

A more philosophical question is, do you keep the more talented PG or the PG that Booker fits best with? Not to say Booker is the end all be all, but if Bledsoe is better at penetrating and drawing in defenders, that may help open things up for Booker. Knight may be the better leader, shooter. It'll be interesting.

And yea, I get the feeling Archie is outta here.

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carey wrote:
ShelC wrote:Agreed. I also wonder if it's only a matter of time before we unload a PG to make way for Booker.
Yes, please.
the nice thing is that one of the pg's, Kieff, picks, and even PJ all are good pieces to trade with.

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ShelC wrote:A more philosophical question is, do you keep the more talented PG or the PG that Booker fits best with? Not to say Booker is the end all be all, but if Bledsoe is better at penetrating and drawing in defenders, that may help open things up for Booker. Knight may be the better leader, shooter. It'll be interesting.
Bledsoe may be better at penetrating and drawing defenders. But will he actually see Booker, make the correct basketball decision, and pass to him? I'm skeptical. I really wish that Bledsoe were significantly better at either shooting or passing. Then he'd be a star PG. You can't be a team's lead PG and be bad at both.
ShelC wrote:And yea, I get the feeling Archie is outta here.
Seeing him tweeting back and forth with the Morrii isn't very encouraging.

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Mori Chu wrote:
ShelC wrote:A more philosophical question is, do you keep the more talented PG or the PG that Booker fits best with? Not to say Booker is the end all be all, but if Bledsoe is better at penetrating and drawing in defenders, that may help open things up for Booker. Knight may be the better leader, shooter. It'll be interesting.
Bledsoe may be better at penetrating and drawing defenders. But will he actually see Booker, make the correct basketball decision, and pass to him? I'm skeptical. I really wish that Bledsoe were significantly better at either shooting or passing. Then he'd be a star PG. You can't be a team's lead PG and be bad at both.
ShelC wrote:And yea, I get the feeling Archie is outta here.
Seeing him tweeting back and forth with the Morrii isn't very encouraging.
Archie and Kieff for Ersan and Stanley

http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/23 ... eff-Morris

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GET IT DONE DETROIT!!!! PLEEEEEEEASE!

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Stanley is going to be really good I think.

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Yeah, I'd be happy to have him on the Suns.
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JCSunsfan wrote:
Mori Chu wrote:
ShelC wrote:A more philosophical question is, do you keep the more talented PG or the PG that Booker fits best with? Not to say Booker is the end all be all, but if Bledsoe is better at penetrating and drawing in defenders, that may help open things up for Booker. Knight may be the better leader, shooter. It'll be interesting.
Bledsoe may be better at penetrating and drawing defenders. But will he actually see Booker, make the correct basketball decision, and pass to him? I'm skeptical. I really wish that Bledsoe were significantly better at either shooting or passing. Then he'd be a star PG. You can't be a team's lead PG and be bad at both.
ShelC wrote:And yea, I get the feeling Archie is outta here.
Seeing him tweeting back and forth with the Morrii isn't very encouraging.
Archie and Kieff for Ersan and Stanley

http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/23 ... eff-Morris
That would be an absolute steal for us.

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wpmiller42 wrote:
JCSunsfan wrote:
Mori Chu wrote:
ShelC wrote:A more philosophical question is, do you keep the more talented PG or the PG that Booker fits best with? Not to say Booker is the end all be all, but if Bledsoe is better at penetrating and drawing in defenders, that may help open things up for Booker. Knight may be the better leader, shooter. It'll be interesting.
Bledsoe may be better at penetrating and drawing defenders. But will he actually see Booker, make the correct basketball decision, and pass to him? I'm skeptical. I really wish that Bledsoe were significantly better at either shooting or passing. Then he'd be a star PG. You can't be a team's lead PG and be bad at both.
ShelC wrote:And yea, I get the feeling Archie is outta here.
Seeing him tweeting back and forth with the Morrii isn't very encouraging.
Archie and Kieff for Ersan and Stanley

http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/23 ... eff-Morris
That would be an absolute steal for us.
Yup. The more I look at it, its unrealistic.

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