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Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Thu Mar 5, 2020 7:33 am
by SunsRback4Good
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Thu Mar 5, 2020 10:02 pm
by ATTL
Suns by 30.
Definitely a cant miss game with playoff implications. Two powerhouses battling for supremacy.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Thu Mar 5, 2020 10:06 pm
by spanishninja
i say we give Dame the game out of respect
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Thu Mar 5, 2020 10:16 pm
by Saberestar
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Thu Mar 5, 2020 11:49 pm
by cberry78
I fully blame the training staff for Cam missing this game.

Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 12:26 am
by RiRuHoops
Illness? Coronavirus? That would fit the story of this season.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 1:21 am
by SunsRback4Good
We got robbed of seeing Jordan Mcrae and now Cam is injured..I predict half of our roster injured by next month. We love injuries what can I say?
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 3:54 am
by bwoolf2
I hope Booker is watching the golden state game tonight and how Curry plays, it's beautiful basketball and he is capable of a similar style of play
It's crazy how much better Curry makes his teammates, I pray Booker would realize he is more Curry and Klay and less Kobe, it's just not his skillset, while the other two could be.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 5:54 am
by SunsRback4Good
bwoolf2 wrote:I hope Booker is watching the golden state game tonight and how Curry plays, it's beautiful basketball and he is capable of a similar style of play
It's crazy how much better Curry makes his teammates, I pray Booker would realize he is more Curry and Klay and less Kobe, it's just not his skillset, while the other two could be.
He's still young let's hope he realizes it here before getting traded and actually playing for good coaches that set him straight. I want nothing but success for him, but our two stars aren't gelling and it'd be a shame keeping him longer here while Monty is still coaching.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 5:59 am
by bwoolf2
SunsRback4Good wrote:bwoolf2 wrote:I hope Booker is watching the golden state game tonight and how Curry plays, it's beautiful basketball and he is capable of a similar style of play
It's crazy how much better Curry makes his teammates, I pray Booker would realize he is more Curry and Klay and less Kobe, it's just not his skillset, while the other two could be.
He's still young let's hope he realizes it here before getting traded and actually playing for good coaches that set him straight. I want nothing but success for him, but our two stars aren't gelling and it'd be a shame keeping him longer here while Monty is still coaching.
I agree but they are both very young and we have been quick to give up on players, watching Chriss tonight is a reminder, he is turning into a really nice player for the Warriors. Unfortunately we have lost our ability to have patience societal and due to poor coaching and management the past decade so Suns fans have become even less patient and understably so.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 6:07 am
by Jdiddy701
bwoolf2 wrote:SunsRback4Good wrote:bwoolf2 wrote:I hope Booker is watching the golden state game tonight and how Curry plays, it's beautiful basketball and he is capable of a similar style of play
It's crazy how much better Curry makes his teammates, I pray Booker would realize he is more Curry and Klay and less Kobe, it's just not his skillset, while the other two could be.
He's still young let's hope he realizes it here before getting traded and actually playing for good coaches that set him straight. I want nothing but success for him, but our two stars aren't gelling and it'd be a shame keeping him longer here while Monty is still coaching.
I agree but they are both very young and we have been quick to give up on players, watching Chriss tonight is a reminder, he is turning into a really nice player for the Warriors. Unfortunately we have lost our ability to have patience societal and due to poor coaching and management the past decade so Suns fans have become even less patient and understably so.
Imagine how good Booker will be on another team - MVP level good.
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Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 1:22 pm
by LesGrossman
bwoolf2 wrote:SunsRback4Good wrote:bwoolf2 wrote:I hope Booker is watching the golden state game tonight and how Curry plays, it's beautiful basketball and he is capable of a similar style of play
It's crazy how much better Curry makes his teammates, I pray Booker would realize he is more Curry and Klay and less Kobe, it's just not his skillset, while the other two could be.
He's still young let's hope he realizes it here before getting traded and actually playing for good coaches that set him straight. I want nothing but success for him, but our two stars aren't gelling and it'd be a shame keeping him longer here while Monty is still coaching.
I agree but they are both very young and we have been quick to give up on players, watching Chriss tonight is a reminder, he is turning into a really nice player for the Warriors. Unfortunately we have lost our ability to have patience societal and due to poor coaching and management the past decade so Suns fans have become even less patient and understably so.
It doesnt happen by accident. While the scumbag Mark Jackson was coaching the Warriors, there was no accountability, no development, no success. It comes and goes with a coach who doesnt care that much wether his players like him or not, and wether he gets fired or not. Most of the problems we see are within Montys responsibility - directly as in in-game adjustments or indirect as in holding players accountable and telling them to their face that their approach is wrong.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 1:54 pm
by RunDogGun
Eff it, start Lecque!!!!!!!

Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 2:59 pm
by SunsRback4Good
RunDogGun wrote:Eff it, start Lecque!!!!!!!

Lecque could be our next Shake Milton.
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 5:16 pm
by ducler
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 6:28 pm
by Crives
RunDogGun wrote:Eff it, start Lecque!!!!!!!

Our new SF
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 6:51 pm
by RunDogGun
Crives wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Eff it, start Lecque!!!!!!!

Our new SF
I was thinking center.
But seriously, why not start him? See if Rubio can reign him in offensively, and Bridges defensively. If this season is close to over, lets see what these deep bench guys with potential can do.
But knowing us, we probably start Baynes and Saric, and watch Portland run circles around us.

Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 6:53 pm
by Crives
RunDogGun wrote:Crives wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Eff it, start Lecque!!!!!!!

Our new SF
I was thinking center.
But seriously, why not start him? See if Rubio can reign him in offensively, and Bridges defensively. If this season is close to over, lets see what these deep bench guys with potential can do.
But knowing us, we probably start Baynes and Saric, and watch Portland run circles around us.

Well for one he cannot shoot yet!
Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 6:55 pm
by RunDogGun
SunsRback4Good wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Eff it, start Lecque!!!!!!!

Lecque could be our next Shake Milton.
Could you imagine if Lecque dropped 39 on Portland, shooting 7-9 threes? This board wouldn't know what to do.

Re: Game 63: Portland Blazers (28-35) @ Phoenix Suns (24-38)
Posted: Fri Mar 6, 2020 6:57 pm
by RunDogGun
Crives wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Crives wrote:
Our new SF
I was thinking center.
But seriously, why not start him? See if Rubio can reign him in offensively, and Bridges defensively. If this season is close to over, lets see what these deep bench guys with potential can do.
But knowing us, we probably start Baynes and Saric, and watch Portland run circles around us.

Well for one he cannot shoot yet!
Minor details, it would be one less thing Rubio would have to teach him offensively.