IrasArgor wrote:GoodBehavior wrote:The Suns will be a .500 team next year, and make the playoff the following year. Rookies will take a big jump in year 2. There's too much talent not to be a competitive team next year. Booker-Ayton-Tyler-Mikal-[free agent 4 signing]. Second Unit: Oubre-Warren-JJ-Melton-Holmes + Draft Pick.
Being 0.500 isn't some monumental task either, even for a 19 wins team. The Nets, Magic, and Pistons are 0.500 team. This team has just as much if not more talent than those teams.
Zion will take some time to develop. I doubt anyone, including scouts and GMs, knows how exactly he will fit on the offensive end on day 1.
Not sure if you are serious or not. We are nowhere close to be competitive team, seriously I will be delight if we will reach 30 wins next season. You comper us to Nets, Magic and Pistons, first of all, those teams are playing East, secondly they have great coaches (Atkins, Clifford and Casey) and somehow well established front office that understand that setiting new system needs time. Suns are completely on the other side and we don't have anything to think about being .500 team, it's pure fantasy.
Dead serious. Team get a quasi-pass for this year 19 wins season because you have 3 starting rookies and no PG for 90% of the season. There's really no excuse next year: Booker is a year older and entering the early stage of his prime. Ayton should be a top ten center/big man next year. Mikal should be a borderline elite lock down 3&D. Tyler is the energy combo guard who give you spacing. They'll need to sign a PF. Overall, that's a talented starting five. Bench unit looks good too.
30 wins would be a disappointment. Team have to be within fighting distance of 0.500.
