Re: Suns News: The Offseason
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2017 4:53 pm
He'll be playing by the start of the season.Superbone wrote:Well, that helps with the logjam.
He'll be playing by the start of the season.Superbone wrote:Well, that helps with the logjam.
Yeah, you're right. I was thinking the season was closer for some reason. Wishful thinking, I guess.Indy wrote:He'll be playing by the start of the season.Superbone wrote:Well, that helps with the logjam.
You win! I'm probably going.Indy wrote:No kidding. 4 months is a long time to wait to see Suns games again. But I heard they are playing in Vegas soon. If only you could get there...
No, you win.Superbone wrote:You win! I'm probably going.Indy wrote:No kidding. 4 months is a long time to wait to see Suns games again. But I heard they are playing in Vegas soon. If only you could get there...
Indy wrote:No, you win.Superbone wrote:You win! I'm probably going.Indy wrote:No kidding. 4 months is a long time to wait to see Suns games again. But I heard they are playing in Vegas soon. If only you could get there...
Yeah, but will he be in game shape?Indy wrote:He'll be playing by the start of the season.Superbone wrote:Well, that helps with the logjam.
Waiting to see Bender’s defensive position will have to wait until the roster shapes out through free agency, but Watson already dropped a hint about the offensive role the Suns will try to carve out for him in Summer League. Queue the “positionless basketball” conversation. “We want him to take the ball off the rim as a rebound and push it. We want to see him make plays. We want to figure out a system where he can run some point, just let him open up his game,” Watson told Doug and Wolf on 98.7 FM, Arizona’s Sports Station on Wednesday.
I like it! Let's see his full game. Let's see what he has to offer.ShelC wrote:http://arizonasports.com/story/1160447/ ... ecruiting/
Waiting to see Bender’s defensive position will have to wait until the roster shapes out through free agency, but Watson already dropped a hint about the offensive role the Suns will try to carve out for him in Summer League. Queue the “positionless basketball” conversation. “We want him to take the ball off the rim as a rebound and push it. We want to see him make plays. We want to figure out a system where he can run some point, just let him open up his game,” Watson told Doug and Wolf on 98.7 FM, Arizona’s Sports Station on Wednesday.
Damn Danny Fortson.ShelC wrote:Bender reminds me of Zarko. Same size, frame, perimeter abilities. I still wonder what could've been with Zarko.
Wow. Not even a little bit for me other than they are both Euro players. Bender is way more advanced in almost every ability. Zarko couldn't defend a chair iirc and I certainly don't remember him having any ball skills.ShelC wrote:Bender reminds me of Zarko. Same size, frame, perimeter abilities. I still wonder what could've been with Zarko.
It was a minor injury that healed completely. If his confidence was so fragile that it could be utterly destroyed by such a trivial incident, then he was never going to make it anyway.Superbone wrote:Damn Danny Fortson.ShelC wrote:Bender reminds me of Zarko. Same size, frame, perimeter abilities. I still wonder what could've been with Zarko.