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O_Gardino wrote:Don't look now, but our own BASE has put together 4 good shooting games in a row.

Knight is averaging 17.8 on .548 fg% and .444 3p% along with over 5 made fts per game. He really is much better when he makes the effort to get to the rim. Toss in 3.8 rebounds, and those numbers are pretty great for a spark off the bench in 23 minutes. Plus, he has almost as many assists as turnovers.

The Suns are struggling at both ends of the floor, but for the purpose of this article we’ll examine solely the team’s offense. While the Suns were hardly an offensive juggernaut last season, all of the flaws that fans found with former head coach Jeff Hornacek’s offensive schemes throughout the past few years have become even more amplified today. In short, the Suns have an even less varied offense than last year, and that predictability (as well as inefficiency) is stopping them from winning even a modest amount of games with a roster that, on paper, has some talent. Furthermore, the lack of variety in the team’s offense is negatively affecting the development of some of the team’s youngest stars, most notably Devin Booker and T.J. Warren.

carey wrote:Suns’ Offensive Woes Amplified By Predictability, Lack of Substance:
http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2016/ ... or-success

The Suns are struggling at both ends of the floor, but for the purpose of this article we’ll examine solely the team’s offense. While the Suns were hardly an offensive juggernaut last season, all of the flaws that fans found with former head coach Jeff Hornacek’s offensive schemes throughout the past few years have become even more amplified today. In short, the Suns have an even less varied offense than last year, and that predictability (as well as inefficiency) is stopping them from winning even a modest amount of games with a roster that, on paper, has some talent. Furthermore, the lack of variety in the team’s offense is negatively affecting the development of some of the team’s youngest stars, most notably Devin Booker and T.J. Warren.

Wally_West wrote:Carey is tired of getting Careyed, now he is going to be the one doing the Careying!

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Carey on, my wayward son.

Shabazz wrote:

carey wrote:Suns’ Offensive Woes Amplified By Predictability, Lack of Substance:
http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2016/ ... or-success

The Suns are struggling at both ends of the floor, but for the purpose of this article we’ll examine solely the team’s offense. While the Suns were hardly an offensive juggernaut last season, all of the flaws that fans found with former head coach Jeff Hornacek’s offensive schemes throughout the past few years have become even more amplified today. In short, the Suns have an even less varied offense than last year, and that predictability (as well as inefficiency) is stopping them from winning even a modest amount of games with a roster that, on paper, has some talent. Furthermore, the lack of variety in the team’s offense is negatively affecting the development of some of the team’s youngest stars, most notably Devin Booker and T.J. Warren.

You just "Careyed" Danimal.

carey wrote:My apologies to Danimal. Where is his original post and I will link to it?

ShelC wrote:Watson had a dumb quote about getting Bender some minutes and saying "We want the young guys to arrive, but arrive at different times", or something to that effect.