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lilfishi22 wrote:In Len We Trust wrote:Archie is 20 times the defender Green is and his 3 pointer has improved a lot. He's become an underrated shooter.
Unfortunately neither is true.
MrMiyagi wrote:Use our cap space to bribe Adam Silver into giving us the #1 pick, draft Karl-Anthony Towns, trade the Twins and future picks for Boogie and sign Calipari as our head coach.
Bledsoe/Archie
Knight/Archie
TJ/PJ
Towns/Wright
Boogie/Len
Win all the championships
Flying Colors wrote:MrMiyagi wrote:Use our cap space to bribe Adam Silver into giving us the #1 pick, draft Karl-Anthony Towns, trade the Twins and future picks for Boogie and sign Calipari as our head coach.
Bledsoe/Archie
Knight/Archie
TJ/PJ
Towns/Wright
Boogie/Len
Win all the championships
don't forget Lebron leaving cleveland again and sign with us for the vets minimum
jcsunsfan wrote:We could trade Bledsoe and sign Goran. Ha!
Pull a Denver.
But Goran would never come back with Knight on the roster.
MrMiyagi wrote:Use our cap space to bribe Adam Silver into giving us the #1 pick, draft Karl-Anthony Towns, trade the Twins and future picks for Boogie and sign Calipari as our head coach.
Bledsoe/Archie
Knight/Archie
TJ/PJ
Towns/Wright
Boogie/Len
Win all the championships
kennydorglas wrote:MrMiyagi wrote:Use our cap space to bribe Adam Silver into giving us the #1 pick, draft Karl-Anthony Towns, trade the Twins and future picks for Boogie and sign Calipari as our head coach.
Bledsoe/Archie
Knight/Archie
TJ/PJ
Towns/Wright
Boogie/Len
Win all the championships
Please dont do it... Calipari is terrible.
Suns guard Brandon Knight underwent arthroscopic surgery Friday on the left ankle that sidelined him or most of his time in Phoenix.
Knight injured the ankle March 9 against Golden State and missed 16 of the Suns' final 17 games. He tried a March 29 return but was unable to finish the game because of the ankle.
"It was a minor procedure," Suns president of basketball operations Lon Babby said. "There was an anterior flap (of cartilage) in his ankle that caused irritation. We expect a full recovery."
The Suns staff worked closely with Knight and his agent, Arn Tellem, on plans for the surgery. The procedure was performed by Dr. Richard Ferkel in Los Angeles, where Suns assistant general manager Pat Connelly and Suns performance recovery consultant Adam Annaccone joined Knight.
Granger was a presence for the Suns late in the season, working out at the facilities, joining shootarounds, sitting on the bench for games and being a part of the locker room.
"I saw a lot of positive things, honestly," Granger said. "The talent here is overwhelming."
Granger bonded quickly with rookie T.J. Warren because they share the same agency, Creative Artists Agency, and have a common relationship with David West, one of Granger's Indiana teammates and Warren's mentor growing up in Durham, N.C. Warren is extremely quiet with most people but was a talker with Granger.
"I think he's going to be a special player," Granger said of Warren. "He really has a knack for the ball. Archie (Goodwin), with his athleticism and his long arms, those are two very promising young players and I think they have really bright futures."
Like potential teammate Brandon Knight, Granger could have gone to Yale based on academics. Intelligence, experience and accomplishment would make Granger an ideal leader, a role he said he is willing to embrace again after doing it as a younger player for Indiana.
Granger also would have to decide whether he wants to be part of a franchise that has missed the playoffs for five consecutive seasons and has a tough climb ahead in the only-improving Western Conference. He also could opt out of his contract in favor of signing with a more established contender.
"But with the success the Suns had last year, at 48 wins, they would've been the 2 or 3 seed in the East, so I don't think the team is necessarily rebuilding," Granger said. "I think it more so needs to add a few pieces here and there. The blueprint is really good. If you add to it, it can be even better."
He said he feels like he can play another four or five seasons until he is 36 or 37, especially after Hill told him he thought his career was over before the Suns staff helped him play until he was 40.
It will all depend on his knee.
"That's basically what it all comes down to in the NBA," Granger said. "Everybody can play. It's just a matter of how healthy are you going to be, how long does your body let you do it?"
Saberestar wrote:Granger was a presence for the Suns late in the season, working out at the facilities, joining shootarounds, sitting on the bench for games and being a part of the locker room.
"I saw a lot of positive things, honestly," Granger said. "The talent here is overwhelming."
Granger bonded quickly with rookie T.J. Warren because they share the same agency, Creative Artists Agency, and have a common relationship with David West, one of Granger's Indiana teammates and Warren's mentor growing up in Durham, N.C. Warren is extremely quiet with most people but was a talker with Granger.
"I think he's going to be a special player," Granger said of Warren. "He really has a knack for the ball. Archie (Goodwin), with his athleticism and his long arms, those are two very promising young players and I think they have really bright futures."
Like potential teammate Brandon Knight, Granger could have gone to Yale based on academics. Intelligence, experience and accomplishment would make Granger an ideal leader, a role he said he is willing to embrace again after doing it as a younger player for Indiana.
Granger also would have to decide whether he wants to be part of a franchise that has missed the playoffs for five consecutive seasons and has a tough climb ahead in the only-improving Western Conference. He also could opt out of his contract in favor of signing with a more established contender.
"But with the success the Suns had last year, at 48 wins, they would've been the 2 or 3 seed in the East, so I don't think the team is necessarily rebuilding," Granger said. "I think it more so needs to add a few pieces here and there. The blueprint is really good. If you add to it, it can be even better."
He said he feels like he can play another four or five seasons until he is 36 or 37, especially after Hill told him he thought his career was over before the Suns staff helped him play until he was 40.
It will all depend on his knee.
"That's basically what it all comes down to in the NBA," Granger said. "Everybody can play. It's just a matter of how healthy are you going to be, how long does your body let you do it?"
http://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/n ... /25952177/
Jdiddy701 wrote:But I do find it funny the Suns get a lot of bad stuff said about them in the media because of IT now playing good. He's in the East!!!
Ok I'm done.
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