Phx-Suns.Net

I can't make the game tomorrow night and I'm hoping someone here would love to buy some great seats. They are in 104 (behind visitor bench) about half way up. It's $80 per seat and I have a pair. Just DM me if interested. Face value is a lot more, but there's always a .net discount.


If this is the wrong place for this just let me know. I'm not trying to make money on this, just looking for passionate fans.

damn it i wish i were in arizona.

Tickets are claimed.

If you ever make it over here just reach out to me. I will hook you up Pickle for making the long trip over here.

thanks man! i'll definitely hold you to it when i'm back next!

LeBron James & Kyrie Irving had "healthy" exchange in locker room after loss in Portland this week sources told ESPN:

lebron is better off if he moved to phx

I think Lebron is doing the right thing by trying to convince Kyrie to pass. You can't win in June with your pg taking all the shots.

I think the Cavs should consider trading Kyrie. I know he is a superstar and exceptionally good on offense (when he has the ball in his hands) but it is hard to argue that Rondo or a few other pass-first PGs wouldn't be much better fits for the makeup of that team right now.

IMHO

pickle wrote:thanks man! i'll definitely hold you to it when i'm back next!

You better!

Bruiser wrote:I think the Cavs should consider trading Kyrie. I know he is a superstar and exceptionally good on offense (when he has the ball in his hands) but it is hard to argue that Rondo or a few other pass-first PGs wouldn't be much better fits for the makeup of that team right now.

IMHO

That sounds short-sighted to me. Rondo would be good with that team, yes, but losing Kyrie means that they would become a MUCH older team. Lebron didn't leave Miami to go to another team of aging veterans that will be irrelevant in 3-4 years.

Mori Chu wrote:

Bruiser wrote:I think the Cavs should consider trading Kyrie. I know he is a superstar and exceptionally good on offense (when he has the ball in his hands) but it is hard to argue that Rondo or a few other pass-first PGs wouldn't be much better fits for the makeup of that team right now.

IMHO

That sounds short-sighted to me. Rondo would be good with that team, yes, but losing Kyrie means that they would become a MUCH older team. Lebron didn't leave Miami to go to another team of aging veterans that will be irrelevant in 3-4 years.

Mmmmh. Rondo is 28 and I think his "window" should be close to Lebrons. And he has some very valueable post-season experience. Of course I don't know what a trade should look like but I think he would be a great fit.

But I understand your point. Rondo was just an example though. Would you agree a little more if you could change that name with some other defense-oriented, pass-first PG?

I think they should swap Kyrie for Bledsoe, but only from a Cavs perspective. I'm not sure I could get behind a Kyrie led Suns team. Bled would fat that Cavs team like a glove though> He's infinitely better on the defensive end and they could get serious about defense with Bled, LeBron, Marion and Varejao out there.

The problem with Kyrie is he creates very well for himself but doesn't create for others, nor can he play without the ball. It feels like he's headed for a Steve Francis - stephon Marbury like career. One of two things needs to happen, he can learn to create for others and be an actual pg or he needs to carve out a role like monta Ellis in Dallas. I think Lebron is trying to turn him in to a pg, so we'll how that goes.

carey wrote:I think they should swap Kyrie for Bledsoe, but only from a Cavs perspective. I'm not sure I could get behind a Kyrie led Suns team. Bled would fat that Cavs team like a glove though> He's infinitely better on the defensive end and they could get serious about defense with Bled, LeBron, Marion and Varejao out there.

He's a better fit than Kyrie. Mike Conley would be a great fit as well. I don't think they actually need a star at pg though, they need someone who can spot up and shoot and be a secondary playmaker when lebron doesn't have the ball. IF the cavs could build a Kyrie for Drummond and dj Augustin package they'd be pretty scary.

carey wrote:I think they should swap Kyrie for Bledsoe, but only from a Cavs perspective. I'm not sure I could get behind a Kyrie led Suns team. Bled would fat that Cavs team like a glove though> He's infinitely better on the defensive end and they could get serious about defense with Bled, LeBron, Marion and Varejao out there.

Yeah, I thought so too. Not sure if I would like it though. But if I had to pull the trigger now, I would probably say yes...

If I were the Suns, I wouldn't do that deal unless I had a third team lined up to take Irving.

INFORMER wrote:If I were the Suns, I wouldn't do that deal unless I had a third team lined up to take Irving.

You might be right, IT and Irving is just too much of the same and in the end simply not enough Defense I guess ...

INFORMER wrote:If I were the Suns, I wouldn't do that deal unless I had a third team lined up to take Irving.

Exactly. Why would we offer to make the Cavs better at our expense?

https://twitter.com/paulcoro/status/530880943104356352

Bruiser wrote:

INFORMER wrote:If I were the Suns, I wouldn't do that deal unless I had a third team lined up to take Irving.

You might be right, IT and Irving is just too much of the same and in the end simply not enough Defense I guess ...

As a favor to Rich Paul, he's earned it.

I initially thought the Suns would land Horford this season, but now I'm thinking they'll go after Paul Millsap.