cosmofizzo wrote:NTB wrote:I think it is not just stupidity. He is doing all these tweets and stuff with bad intentions.
Is that you, Steve?
Hahaha I guess you mean Steve Albert. He came to my mind too when i typed that.
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cosmofizzo wrote:NTB wrote:I think it is not just stupidity. He is doing all these tweets and stuff with bad intentions.
Is that you, Steve?
carey wrote:It is 2-time, every time.
batsmasher wrote:The Morrii aren't bad guys. They're just idiots, there's a big difference.
And idiots who aren't humble are just a-holes. That's pretty much the Morrii.

Frank Lee wrote:Beating people up IS pretty idiotic

Morris could transform himself into a really good player for the modern, pace-and-space, switch-everything NBA, and he’s just starting a four-year, $32 million contract. In a league where contracts are short and starters will soon be earning almost $15 million on average, that deal is like gold bullion. There is not much risk in trumping a tepid trade market to take a shot on Morris.
We all know the obvious suspects by now. Toronto and Boston have so-so starting power forwards and extra picks, but I’m not sure either sees Morris as an upgrade. And not even Boston, hoarding so many picks in every draft range, is coughing up a first-rounder for Morris right now. Detroit has Marcus Morris, and a decent power forward in Ersan Ilyasova whose salary matches Markieff Morris’s almost exactly. (Perhaps the Pistons agree with Phoenix that the twins may be better off separated.) The Lakers need help everywhere, the Hornets have an easy trade package in Cody Zeller and Jeremy Lamb, and the Blazers have the cap space to absorb Morris without trading anyone. They also have a zillion other young bigs who need minutes, and there are potential fit issues in some of those other places.
lilfishi22 wrote:NavLDO wrote:Is Hornacek communicating with a different Markieff? Because I think Kieff was pretty clear when he stated his future was not in Phoenix.
That said, what Horny stated does have merit--once he gets out on the court, and starts playing with his teammates, it's hard to not want to play for them. I don't think Kieff is selfish enough to 'tank' his play and affect his teammates chance at success. I hope I'm not wrong in that assessment, but at the end of the day, if when the season starts, Kieff still isn't 'on-board' and giving his all, then I suspect Horny will know and yank him. His teammates will know as well, and I suspect they will keep him in line.
But if Kieff is all about 'saving face', then he may not show up at all--who knows? If that happens, then he will be 'screwing' with the Suns, and at that point, would expect he's traded for peanuts ASAP.
Well he has to show up. These aren't voluntary workouts, these are training camps which all NBA players on an NBA roster MUST show up for. If he doesn't show up, it would be like not showing up to practice or not showing up to games. He would be disciplined appropriately.
He says his future isn't with the Suns but that's likely a medium-long term view. Only we can make things happen.
Zero Tolerance wrote:I still can't get used to these Unis. They still have that Wal-Martesque to them.
carey wrote:Lowe is weighing in on the Markieff bull now: http://grantland.com/the-triangle/the-curious-case-of-markieff-morris/?ex_cid=story-twitterMorris could transform himself into a really good player for the modern, pace-and-space, switch-everything NBA, and he’s just starting a four-year, $32 million contract. In a league where contracts are short and starters will soon be earning almost $15 million on average, that deal is like gold bullion. There is not much risk in trumping a tepid trade market to take a shot on Morris.
We all know the obvious suspects by now. Toronto and Boston have so-so starting power forwards and extra picks, but I’m not sure either sees Morris as an upgrade. And not even Boston, hoarding so many picks in every draft range, is coughing up a first-rounder for Morris right now. Detroit has Marcus Morris, and a decent power forward in Ersan Ilyasova whose salary matches Markieff Morris’s almost exactly. (Perhaps the Pistons agree with Phoenix that the twins may be better off separated.) The Lakers need help everywhere, the Hornets have an easy trade package in Cody Zeller and Jeremy Lamb, and the Blazers have the cap space to absorb Morris without trading anyone. They also have a zillion other young bigs who need minutes, and there are potential fit issues in some of those other places.
batsmasher wrote:Frank Lee wrote:Beating people up IS pretty idiotic
It's not like they beat up some rand off the street for kicks. They're blindly loyal to their family (obviously) and aren't smart enough to deal with the problem (supposed mama knock up) in a better way.
They're not puppy killers or wife beaters. They're just plain stupid.
ShawnBronald wrote:[tweet]https://twitter.com/Keefmorris/status/642035689048145920[/tweet]

letsgosuns wrote:Frank Lee wrote:Please stop with the "Marcus made me do it' defense.
These assclowns have been prima donna thugdivas going back to Kansas.
Totally agree. Anyone who actually believes Markieff will change because his brother is not around is living in an alternate reality. Look at it logically. Those guys are probably as close as siblings can get. They do everything together and virtually share one brain. Markieff does not want to be in Phoenix. Do you actually think he is going to show up to training camp, see the rest of the guys, and say forget how I have felt my entire life, I want to play my hardest and win a championship with Bledsoe, Knight, etc.? No way.
Markieff's attitude WILL NOT CHANGE. Almost every time he posts a tweet he ends it with #FOE. He is not saying it for fun. That is how he feels. Plus, he is an idiot. Any NBA player that mocks the league he plays in and is blatantly disrespectful to the extent Markieff is, is a moron.
The Suns organization would have to be the dumbest in sports if they think he is going to change. Seriously it is over. He is who he is. A self absorbed, immature lunatic who has no business being in a Suns uniform. Not only does he have on the court and off the court problems, he thinks he is so much better than he really is. And if people think he is not replaceable by any power forward who will play hard every night, they are kidding themselves.
RunDogGun wrote:batsmasher wrote:Frank Lee wrote:Beating people up IS pretty idiotic
It's not like they beat up some rand off the street for kicks. They're blindly loyal to their family (obviously) and aren't smart enough to deal with the problem (supposed mama knock up) in a better way.
They're not puppy killers or wife beaters. They're just plain stupid.
Oh Frank. Still going off rumor? Our only known witness said that Markieff wasn't involved in the fight. But I would agree they were stupid to even be in the situation.

ShawnBronald wrote:[tweet]https://twitter.com/Gambo987/status/642062664751931392[/tweet]
bwgood77 wrote:I just wish Gambo would cut that crap out. He looks like an idiot too. Markieff doesn't have to accept an apology. As a matter of fact, there is no reason for us to apologize anyway.
He just needs to show up to training camp and play if he wants to be traded. What a baby.
bigfoot wrote:RunDogGun wrote:batsmasher wrote:It's not like they beat up some rand off the street for kicks. They're blindly loyal to their family (obviously) and aren't smart enough to deal with the problem (supposed mama knock up) in a better way.
They're not puppy killers or wife beaters. They're just plain stupid.
Oh Frank. Still going off rumor? Our only known witness said that Markieff wasn't involved in the fight. But I would agree they were stupid to even be in the situation.
Wait ... didn't you forget two other witnesses? The guy who got attacked and his girlfriend.![]()
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