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INFORMER wrote:

Superbone wrote: Speaking of Doncic, where is he on your draft board? Is JJJ really #1?

I've just recently started studying Doncic, and he's blown me away. Given the #1 pick, I don't think I could pass on Doncic, even though JJJ addresses more needs IMO. I'd be ecstatic with either of them.

The reason for the suspension stems from a verbal confrontation with the team’s strength coach over a postgame routine that the Suns require Chriss to participate in, according to ESPN’s Chris Haynes.

“He violated a team rule. He probably won’t be with us for the game tomorrow,” Suns general manager Ryan McDonough said in a statement to 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station. “He’s a good kid who had a bad moment. We look forward to seeing him on Monday morning so we can turn the page and move on.”

carey wrote:Why is that turd Chris Haynes breaking news our beat writers should be breaking?

INFORMER wrote:

Superbone wrote:

INFORMER wrote:Best player available.

Not according to McDonough. Centers and PGs.

Fortunately, those are the best prospects at the top of the draft. The exception, though, is Luka Doncic, unless you want to call him a point guard.

LazarusLong wrote:

carey wrote:Why is that turd Chris Haynes breaking news our beat writers should be breaking?

The local newspaper rotates several people covering the Suns, none of whom is very good.
Local media coverage, for the most part, consists of rehashing the crap the Suns PR dept. grinds out.

INFORMER wrote:You'd still need a small guard in there to guard the point guard position.

Shabazz wrote:

INFORMER wrote:You'd still need a small guard in there to guard the point guard position.

Put Jackson on the PG.

The other team would have to match up too. The Sixers start a 6-10 guy at PG and force opponents to figure it out.