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Superbone wrote:

Cap wrote:Two games is the standard for DUI. Three is pushing it, but so is "super extreme," so pushing the standards a little in this case is justified. Any more would probably provoke a confrontation with the players union.

Yep, I expected two so this is a 50% increase. Four games are reserved for "super duper extreme".

The Bobster wrote:Tucker got off pretty easily considering how stupid and reckless he was.

Superbone wrote:

The Bobster wrote:Tucker got off pretty easily considering how stupid and reckless he was.

Let's just hope he learns from the experience and it never happens again. Maybe he even helps others from letting it happen to them.

The Bobster wrote:Tucker got off pretty easily considering how stupid and reckless he was.

Ring_Wanted wrote:Heh, sorta like Googs and Amare.

Phoenix Suns guard Isaiah Thomas will donate 300 backpacks to Valley youth at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix, IG Homes branch.

The backpacks will be filled with essential school supplies including notebooks, markers, glue sticks, rulers and more. Following the donation, the new Suns guard will sign autographs and interact with the children in attendance.

Thomas grew up attending the Boys & Girls Clubs in his hometown of Spokane, Washington and chose to donate to the organization because of his childhood ties.

Xylus wrote:http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2014/ ... ith-school

Phoenix Suns guard Isaiah Thomas will donate 300 backpacks to Valley youth at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix, IG Homes branch.

The backpacks will be filled with essential school supplies including notebooks, markers, glue sticks, rulers and more. Following the donation, the new Suns guard will sign autographs and interact with the children in attendance.

Thomas grew up attending the Boys & Girls Clubs in his hometown of Spokane, Washington and chose to donate to the organization because of his childhood ties.

Can you be a fan favorite before you play a single game?

What a guy. Small dude with a big heart.

Xylus wrote:http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2014/ ... ith-school

Phoenix Suns guard Isaiah Thomas will donate 300 backpacks to Valley youth at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix, IG Homes branch.

The backpacks will be filled with essential school supplies including notebooks, markers, glue sticks, rulers and more. Following the donation, the new Suns guard will sign autographs and interact with the children in attendance.

Thomas grew up attending the Boys & Girls Clubs in his hometown of Spokane, Washington and chose to donate to the organization because of his childhood ties.

Can you be a fan favorite before you play a single game?

What a guy. Small dude with a big heart.

Superbone wrote:

Xylus wrote:http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2014/ ... ith-school

Phoenix Suns guard Isaiah Thomas will donate 300 backpacks to Valley youth at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix, IG Homes branch.

The backpacks will be filled with essential school supplies including notebooks, markers, glue sticks, rulers and more. Following the donation, the new Suns guard will sign autographs and interact with the children in attendance.

Thomas grew up attending the Boys & Girls Clubs in his hometown of Spokane, Washington and chose to donate to the organization because of his childhood ties.

Can you be a fan favorite before you play a single game?

What a guy. Small dude with a big heart.

Yeah, that's pretty awesome to do that for his new community. Especially before he's even played a single minute for the Suns. It's refreshing after Bledsoe's "me me me" behavior and seeming inability to show gratitude towards his team or community even after a year of being here.

"When I was growing up, we didn't have nothing like this," said Bledsoe, who played his collegiate basketball at Kentucky. "I just wanted to give back. As far as popularity, I'm not worried about that. I just want these kids to have something to look forward to."

The point guard for the Phoenix Suns said he was peppered with questions from the campers.

"I just walked in and they want to know, 'How is it playing in the NBA?'" he said. "I tell them what it takes to make it. To give these kids this kind of wisdom, it means a lot to me."

AmareIsGod wrote:Though to be fair...

http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2014 ... _bask.html

"When I was growing up, we didn't have nothing like this," said Bledsoe, who played his collegiate basketball at Kentucky. "I just wanted to give back. As far as popularity, I'm not worried about that. I just want these kids to have something to look forward to."

The point guard for the Phoenix Suns said he was peppered with questions from the campers.

"I just walked in and they want to know, 'How is it playing in the NBA?'" he said. "I tell them what it takes to make it. To give these kids this kind of wisdom, it means a lot to me."

Phoenix Suns' Isaiah Thomas undergoes surgery on wrist

Phoenix Suns guard Isaiah Thomas underwent a successful arthroscopy of his left wrist on Thursday, the team announced. He is expected to participate fully in the team's training camp.