KLEON wrote:Is the sky blue?
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KLEON wrote:Is the sky blue?
If we have a point guard on this roster, it's going to be Okobo. Melton and Canaan are not the answer. Crawford was serviceable getting Ayton the ball, but we need to get Booker some easy looks.Young gun 6 wrote:Canaan with -15 today 8pts and 2 assists in 25 minutes.
He is barely even a backup quality PG.
MrMiyagi wrote:If we have a point guard on this roster, it's going to be Okobo. Melton and Canaan are not the answer. Crawford was serviceable getting Ayton the ball, but we need to get Booker some easy looks.Young gun 6 wrote:Canaan with -15 today 8pts and 2 assists in 25 minutes.
He is barely even a backup quality PG.
lilfishi22 wrote:More than ever....we are in the championship or bust endgame
SuperSunsFan wrote:bwgood77 wrote:SuperSunsFan wrote:I wasn't comparing KJ's ability to Rozier, I was merely comparing the situations that Rozier is available and could be have like KJ was because he is quality PG playing behind a superstar PG. Rozier might never be a superstar but he will be a very serviceable Point guard in the league for a long time, did you see what he did in the playoffs last year? It is a no brainer to get him if the price is no more than a top 5 protected pick with JJ.
Rozier has been mostly terrible with a few great playoff games making people vastly overrate him. Under almost zero circumstances do I trade our own pick this year.
remember Dragic in the 2010 playoffs? he broke out as A player that year in the playoffs but kind off appeared to be regressing the next year continued to play behind Nash and that was when Suns traded him for Brooks. perhaps the regression was a result of him feeling disheartened for not being rewarded for the great performance in the playoffs. but that performance in the playoffs was no fluke,the quality was evidently there and once he adjusted and given the chance to start in Houston and later back in phoenix he flourished into a fine player and never looked back. Rozier is at a similar stage in his career. a young player doesn't just suddenly play great in the playoffs by luck, they have to have great potential to perform at that level consistently through out the whole playoffs, this is the perfect time to buy low, at the very least he could be a Reggie Jackson or Bledsoe for us which isn't bad to have in the backcourt with Booker. I would prefer a great passing Point guard with great shooting like Nash too but those players don't exist no more, even Paul is 34 and and a passing point with no shot like rubio are no longer effective in today's league.
sunsfever68 wrote:We're going to have to make a great offer of Warren, Jackson, Okobo+ picks to get any real pg of value
Lonzo Ball or Walker should be the targets. Lillard would be great but Portland isn't trading him with their record like that.
I'd love to sign Walker in free agency but we all know he won't come here. We'd have to trade for him and somehow secure him with a long-term contract and get him to agree before trading for him.
RunDogGun wrote:SuperSunsFan wrote:bwgood77 wrote:
Rozier has been mostly terrible with a few great playoff games making people vastly overrate him. Under almost zero circumstances do I trade our own pick this year.
remember Dragic in the 2010 playoffs? he broke out as A player that year in the playoffs but kind off appeared to be regressing the next year continued to play behind Nash and that was when Suns traded him for Brooks. perhaps the regression was a result of him feeling disheartened for not being rewarded for the great performance in the playoffs. but that performance in the playoffs was no fluke,the quality was evidently there and once he adjusted and given the chance to start in Houston and later back in phoenix he flourished into a fine player and never looked back. Rozier is at a similar stage in his career. a young player doesn't just suddenly play great in the playoffs by luck, they have to have great potential to perform at that level consistently through out the whole playoffs, this is the perfect time to buy low, at the very least he could be a Reggie Jackson or Bledsoe for us which isn't bad to have in the backcourt with Booker. I would prefer a great passing Point guard with great shooting like Nash too but those players don't exist no more, even Paul is 34 and and a passing point with no shot like rubio are no longer effective in today's league.
Goran had one good quarter against the Spurs during the whole playoffs. He was already getting paid more than our first round pick even though he was taken in the middle of the second round. He chose to do very little the following year. The trade for Brooks was dumb, but unfortunately and then fortunately, Goran didnt step up for years. I can see your point about potential for good playoff showings, but I dont think Goran had that, and KJ's situation was not really like Rozier's.
But damn, I am not sure if people remember KJ, but Rozier is no KJ, and I think we would be terrible to trade for him thinking he could be anything like KJ. Goran is no KJ either. KJ was a 20/10 guy who could defend well, had an incredible mid range shot.
We need a pg, someone who could run the offense wisely. This player has to be able to play defense, because Booker is still struggling
in that department.
If Ariza and a protected pick is our main trade pieces, we may have a tough time turning it into a pg we need.
JellyRolling wrote:2023- Suns are desperately searching for a pg
2028- Suns finally found a great pg but Booker & Ayton are no longer on this team.
ImNotMcDiSwear wrote:Lin, Irving, Rozier, Dinwiddie, Russell, Hill, Evans, Rubio, Walker, Rivers, Collison, Rondo, Joseph, Teodosic, Smith, Beverley, Barea, Mudiay, Satoransky, Payton, Payne, Rose, Thomas, Wright, Jones, Burke, Dragic, Brogdon, McConnell, Bledsoe.
What do these THIRTY PG options have in common?
lilfishi22 wrote:More than ever....we are in the championship or bust endgame
lilfishi22 wrote:ImNotMcDiSwear wrote:Lin, Irving, Rozier, Dinwiddie, Russell, Hill, Evans, Rubio, Walker, Rivers, Collison, Rondo, Joseph, Teodosic, Smith, Beverley, Barea, Mudiay, Satoransky, Payton, Payne, Rose, Thomas, Wright, Jones, Burke, Dragic, Brogdon, McConnell, Bledsoe.
What do these THIRTY PG options have in common?
ooo! oooo! pick me! pick me!
Are they free agents this off season?