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two straight DNP-CDs. He was 4/9 with 12 points in his first game, and then 1/12 with 7 points in the last 3 he played. Overall in four games, 4.8 points, 0.5 boards and 0.8 assists in nearly 15 minutes.

I know he's still working his way back, but the team has been succesful with him out of the rotation the last two games. Can he still find a niche in this lineup?

Well, i'd rather see him play than the brown chuckaholic (aka "superbrick")

I'd rather see Chilldress play considering we are paying him six million dollars to watch games, yet we are too cheap to keep KT on the roster and gave away two picks in the process. Didn't we learn our lesson with the Banks signing?

I'd rather play whomever it is that is contributing. Mistakes can ride the bench. I do hope that Chill can contribute and justify his contract (or perhaps gain trade value) but it just hasn't happened as of yet and I'm honestly not too optomistic.

As for Redd, If our miracle workers can keep him healthy he's a great signing and a better player than Chill, but I don't know if even Aaron Nelson and crew are up for that challenge.

RunDogGun wrote:I'd rather see Chilldress play considering we are paying him six million dollars to watch games, yet we are too cheap to keep KT on the roster and gave away two picks in the process. Didn't we learn our lesson with the Banks signing?

Still on the KT thing? Get over it already

Did OP see the Redd games? Right now he is running on "wooden sticks", i really hope he gets his legs back. Right now its a physical issue and no court-time can fix that.

Redd signing, as stated before, does/means nothing. He brings nothing to the table for our Suns team.

BringinDaRuckus wrote:Redd signing, as stated before, does/means nothing. He brings nothing to the table for our Suns team.

I've always looked at it as a no-risk signing. If he can bring something great, if not, it's not like he was being counted on or that the Suns were breaking the bank to get him.
Having said that, it would be nice if he could at least establish himself as a guy who come off the bench for 10 minutes and give you an outside threat

jazzy_jeff wrote:

BringinDaRuckus wrote:Redd signing, as stated before, does/means nothing. He brings nothing to the table for our Suns team.

I've always looked at it as a no-risk signing. If he can bring something great, if not, it's not like he was being counted on or that the Suns were breaking the bank to get him.
Having said that, it would be nice if he could at least establish himself as a guy who come off the bench for 10 minutes and give you an outside threat

I think the same. I still count he will contribute comin off the bench. He doesn't lose his shoot abilities it is more mental issue and no confidence in new team. Give him more time. It is true that his legs doesn't looks good, especially when he is trying to cover rival in defense.

I always like this guy and wish him best as a part of suns team

He can still play, just needs to play back into shape. I'm not concerned

Beetlejuice wrote:Did OP see the Redd games? Right now he is running on "wooden sticks", i really hope he gets his legs back. Right now its a physical issue and no court-time can fix that.

I do hope that Chill can contribute and justify his contract (or perhaps gain trade value) but it just hasn't happened as of yet and I'm honestly not too optomistic. As for Redd, If our miracle workers can keep him healthy he's a great signing and a better player than Chill, but I don't know if even Aaron Nelson and crew are up for that challenge