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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#161 » by schnakenpopanz » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:24 am

well there was a time when the suns could outpower everyone on offense.
well there is no steve nash anymore.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#162 » by Jdiddy701 » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:24 am

Aside from being on the road, at least our schedule gets so much easier.


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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#163 » by grumpysaddle » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:25 am

1UPZ wrote:Nets 122
Warriors 128

Suns defense is non existent.


Totally expected against Warriors a team with 3 players that can score 30+ every night.

Brooklyn was unforgivable though.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#164 » by ATTL » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:26 am

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grumpysaddle wrote:What's the selling point on Knight now? "Wellness uh, he shoots 95% from the free throw line..."



nothing.

Watson might have to start Knight for 20 games and "rest" Bledsoe or Booker to get his stats back up to somewhere he has value.


Rest booker for a week or two, turf toe is supposed to take a couple weeks to heal without putting pressure on it. Let's see if it gets him back to how he played in preseason.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#165 » by grumpysaddle » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:29 am

I think the suns will be fine in a few years. Keep what works and build around it like the Warriors. They sucked with a young Curry and Klay too.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#166 » by Funky Tut » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:30 am

I am just pissed the state of Arizona has no good professional sports teams.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#167 » by OnceUponADime » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:33 am

Funky Tut wrote:I am just pissed the state of Arizona has no good professional sports teams.

Didn't the Cardinals win today?
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#168 » by Funky Tut » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:34 am

grumpysaddle wrote:
1UPZ wrote:Nets 122
Warriors 128

Suns defense is non existent.


Totally expected against Warriors a team with 3 players that can score 30+ every night.

Brooklyn was unforgivable though.



The Brooklyn loss keeps the tank alive. Great draft class coming up, if we can land a top 5 player we are going to be stacked in the future.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#169 » by TeamTragic » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:34 am

Len starting is a mistake. He is an awful defender. Bender getting barely any playing time is a bigger mistake. What do we have to lose by playing him?

Come on with this **** garbage Watson :noway:
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#170 » by OnceUponADime » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:34 am

Jdiddy701 wrote:Aside from being on the road, at least our schedule gets so much easier.


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Schedule doesn't matter, Suns have already lost to the Kings, Lakers and Nets this season. There's not many teams that are worse than those 3.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#171 » by Funky Tut » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:35 am

OnceUponADime wrote:
Funky Tut wrote:I am just pissed the state of Arizona has no good professional sports teams.

Didn't the Cardinals win today?



Yes, but they barely beat the worst team in the league at home and coming off a bye week. I doubt they even make the playoffs.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#172 » by KLEON » Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:40 am

I'm not upset with this lost. I thought everyone played well tonight and we can only get better from here. The Warriors made some tough shots tonight to pull out this victory and I honestly feel that this Suns team will be a playoff team this year and a elite team in the next couple of years.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#173 » by saintEscaton » Mon Nov 14, 2016 4:31 am

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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#174 » by Zelaznyrules » Mon Nov 14, 2016 4:53 am

Funky Tut wrote:
OnceUponADime wrote:
Funky Tut wrote:I am just pissed the state of Arizona has no good professional sports teams.

Didn't the Cardinals win today?



Yes, but they barely beat the worst team in the league at home and coming off a bye week. I doubt they even make the playoffs.


It's an uphill battle and if we don't get Tyrann back healthy soon, we clearly won't make the playoffs. But assuming he's back and up to speed quickly, I wouldn't rule us out.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#175 » by OnceUponADime » Mon Nov 14, 2016 4:55 am

Suns should shut down Devin Booker till All Star break. Turf toe isn't something that can be recovered from so quickly imo. This dude is still hurting out there, he doesn't look physically alright at all. Doesn't do the Suns any good to make this worse.

I'm sure he wants to play more than anything so he'll say or do anything he can to belittle his injury and play instead but Suns have to look out for his best interest and their own future.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#176 » by PackSuns » Mon Nov 14, 2016 5:07 am

OnceUponADime wrote:Suns should shut down Devin Booker till All Star break. Turf toe isn't something that can be recovered from so quickly imo. This dude is still hurting out there, he doesn't look physically alright at all. Doesn't do the Suns any good to make this worse.

I'm sure he wants to play more than anything so he'll say or do anything he can to belittle his injury and play instead but Suns have to look out for his best interest and their own future.


Unfortunately I don't see much difference in him between this year and last. Fortunately, it is early in the season. Haven't noticed him favoring his foot at all. Turf-toe=gastroenteritis
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#177 » by grumpysaddle » Mon Nov 14, 2016 5:13 am

OnceUponADime wrote:Suns should shut down Devin Booker till All Star break. Turf toe isn't something that can be recovered from so quickly imo. This dude is still hurting out there, he doesn't look physically alright at all. Doesn't do the Suns any good to make this worse.

I'm sure he wants to play more than anything so he'll say or do anything he can to belittle his injury and play instead but Suns have to look out for his best interest and their own future.


I don't know about all-star break but at least until mid-december.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#178 » by Zelaznyrules » Mon Nov 14, 2016 5:35 am

PackSuns wrote:
OnceUponADime wrote:Suns should shut down Devin Booker till All Star break. Turf toe isn't something that can be recovered from so quickly imo. This dude is still hurting out there, he doesn't look physically alright at all. Doesn't do the Suns any good to make this worse.

I'm sure he wants to play more than anything so he'll say or do anything he can to belittle his injury and play instead but Suns have to look out for his best interest and their own future.


Unfortunately I don't see much difference in him between this year and last. Fortunately, it is early in the season. Haven't noticed him favoring his foot at all. Turf-toe=gastroenteritis


Watch the preseason games up through the Portland game and then compare it to all the other games minus the first 2 he played following the game he sat out. His cuts were sharper, he drove, stopped and elevated with authority and he played pretty decent man defense (although he still struggled against picks). I doubt it's the only game where it's happened but if you have access to league pass go back and watch the first game against the Warriors. You can see him grimacing from pain several times in that game.
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#179 » by PackSuns » Mon Nov 14, 2016 5:42 am

I will have to take another look. Just haven't noticed him favoring a foot. Turf toe can be debilitating. Hope we turn it around. Go Suns!!!
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Re: Game 11: Suns @ Warriors 

Post#180 » by alldayeveryday » Mon Nov 14, 2016 8:02 am

Just got home. I tip my hat to the Warriors fans. The people around me (mind you, I was yelling and being a bit obnoxious when Knight was out there) were friendly and actually liked our squad. Wish a diffrent outcome, but end of the day building blocks. Keep it going. :nod:

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