aIvin adams wrote:interview w Isaiah from Sactown Royalty of sbnation
http://www.sactownroyalty.com/2014/7/31 ... From-KingsWhat have the Suns told you about how you can fit it in with what they are trying to do there?
If Bledsoe comes back, basically it's a three-guard rotation. They said ‘you're going to have a big role in whatever we do,' and that's what I wanted most, I wanted to be a big part of something. And I know they won 48 games last year, they were one game out of the NBA playoffs, and that's big. And I told them, when it comes to winning, I'll set everything aside because at the end of the day, you're judged by how many wins you have and how far you can take your basketball team. So like I said, if Eric Bledsoe does come back it'll be a three-guard rotation with us playing, they said there will always be two of us on the floor. They didn't really say nothing about starting or coming off the bench and I'm happy with that. They didn't tell me what I wanted to hear, ‘you're going to start from day one,' no, you're going to come in and compete and you're going to have a big role on this team.
How do you see it working? You guys are all three different types of players.
I think it's going to be good because, like you said, we're all three different basketball players. We don't do really nothing the same other than me and Dragic being left handed. We attack very differently, we're very aggressive in our different ways and we go about our games a lot different, so I think it is going to be tough for teams to guard that because you can't really scout three, aggressive, good guards that are proven in the NBA.
some other interesting tidbits about the kings' locker room, boogie's leadership, etc. nothing major but nice interview for those wondering how an above average PG fell into our lap for avg salary.
I think the fact that he says "if Bledsoe come back" two separate times. The thought that Eric might not come back was part if the discussion obviously.
