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lilfishi22 wrote:
Feels like Sidery REALLY likes to go in on the Suns. I know he used to cover the Suns before he started covering the NBA in general but he does seem to enjoy crapping on us
bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:
Feels like Sidery REALLY likes to go in on the Suns. I know he used to cover the Suns before he started covering the NBA in general but he does seem to enjoy crapping on us
He probably has by far the most Suns followers, but if he's a writer for Forbes he should start writing more about the Knicks. For one, it's by far the biggest market, and probably has the most people that would sign up for Forbes.
lilfishi22 wrote:bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:Feels like Sidery REALLY likes to go in on the Suns. I know he used to cover the Suns before he started covering the NBA in general but he does seem to enjoy crapping on us
He probably has by far the most Suns followers, but if he's a writer for Forbes he should start writing more about the Knicks. For one, it's by far the biggest market, and probably has the most people that would sign up for Forbes.
Who's that reporter that used to work for the Suns and now finds every opportunity he can to crap on us?
Ghost of Kleine wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:bwgood77 wrote:
He probably has by far the most Suns followers, but if he's a writer for Forbes he should start writing more about the Knicks. For one, it's by far the biggest market, and probably has the most people that would sign up for Forbes.
Who's that reporter that used to work for the Suns and now finds every opportunity he can to crap on us?
Do you mean Amin Elhassan by chance?
