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Fo-Real wrote:DarkHawk wrote:Good interview by Ayton. We sometimes forget that he is a rookie. He is putting up double-doubles almost every game (as a ROOKIE). That's something future stars do. Imagine how good he can be with 3-4 years of development.
Pure positivity in that interview. I hope it is infectious like he says.
JMac1 wrote:Fo-Real wrote:DarkHawk wrote:Good interview by Ayton. We sometimes forget that he is a rookie. He is putting up double-doubles almost every game (as a ROOKIE). That's something future stars do. Imagine how good he can be with 3-4 years of development.
Pure positivity in that interview. I hope it is infectious like he says.
Dude is a keeper.
Fo-Real wrote:JMac1 wrote:Fo-Real wrote:
Pure positivity in that interview. I hope it is infectious like he says.
Dude is a keeper.
I think J Crossover has changed the vibe a little.
JMac1 wrote:Fo-Real wrote:JMac1 wrote:
Dude is a keeper.
I think J Crossover has changed the vibe a little.
And getting rid of Tyson. Piece of garbage.
Absolutely. It's striking how much harder he plays than what Chandler was giving them the past couple years. I'll take heart and effort over 'vet leadership' any day.Fo-Real wrote:JMac1 wrote:Fo-Real wrote:
I think J Crossover has changed the vibe a little.
And getting rid of Tyson. Piece of garbage.
Holmes getting those minutes has been a breath of fresh air!
Fo-Real wrote:JMac1 wrote:Fo-Real wrote:
I think J Crossover has changed the vibe a little.
And getting rid of Tyson. Piece of garbage.
Holmes getting those minutes has been a breath of fresh air!
DarkHawk wrote:Good interview by Ayton. We sometimes forget that he is a rookie. He is putting up double-doubles almost every game (as a ROOKIE). That's something future stars do. Imagine how good he can be with 3-4 years of development.
He's like a little kid answering questions after stepping off a disneyland ride. 
schnakenpopanz wrote:Hesh wrote:Also from Reddit, someone said Crawford asked to be subbed out late in the 4th for Bridges for a defensive possession, knowing that Bridges is a much better defensive player than he is.
Good and Bad. Good that Crawford is a true vet and teammate. Bad because Igor should already know this.
Jamal will be an absolute superb coach. He has all the emotional and bbal skills to be one.
Hesh wrote:Jazz fans are complaining that they're not the same team as last season, the Igor effect? We single-handedly destroyed them and the rockets from the inside, helping the rest of the conference out.
jcsunsfan wrote:Jdiddy701 wrote:I get that Devin booker hasn’t been as good as he normally is but the hate on this board for him is crazy. No way the Suns are even close with winning this game without him. The pick and roll with him and Ayton were killing the Bucks.
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Saying he needs to step up his defensive game and cut his turnovers is hate? People need to quit using this word on message boards. It’s a straw man argument and it is disrespectful to other posters.
The concept that Booker needs to improve defensively in order for this team to improve is a fact. We have been soft as tissue paper for the last few years on defense. The only common denominator on all those teams is Booker and Warren. New players coaches and even GM. As the leader goes, so goes the team.
Tough love. He can do it. I am expecting he will.
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DarkHawk wrote:Good interview by Ayton. We sometimes forget that he is a rookie. He is putting up double-doubles almost every game (as a ROOKIE). That's something future stars do. Imagine how good he can be with 3-4 years of development.
bwgood77 wrote:DarkHawk wrote:Good interview by Ayton. We sometimes forget that he is a rookie. He is putting up double-doubles almost every game (as a ROOKIE). That's something future stars do. Imagine how good he can be with 3-4 years of development.
Great interview. I don't know why people think they hate on him. He's our best rookie since probably Walter Davis, and before that Alvan Adams. Most efficient. That's like 40 years. http://bkref.com/tiny/DzLLq
Being the #1 recruit coming up though and seeing him at AZ brings high expectations so sometimes watching the defense is frustrating, but there is no denying his overall impact.
He's already our best on/off guy other than Bridges.
jcsunsfan wrote:bwgood77 wrote:DarkHawk wrote:Good interview by Ayton. We sometimes forget that he is a rookie. He is putting up double-doubles almost every game (as a ROOKIE). That's something future stars do. Imagine how good he can be with 3-4 years of development.
Great interview. I don't know why people think they hate on him. He's our best rookie since probably Walter Davis, and before that Alvan Adams. Most efficient. That's like 40 years. http://bkref.com/tiny/DzLLq
Being the #1 recruit coming up though and seeing him at AZ brings high expectations so sometimes watching the defense is frustrating, but there is no denying his overall impact.
He's already our best on/off guy other than Bridges.
Our two best on/off guys are rookies. That is a successful draft.
