MotownMadness wrote:SF88 wrote:MotownMadness wrote:I just can't believe the Suns. They trade away Marcus who's locked in at 5 mil per for the next 4 years for a 2nd rd pick while also pissing off one of their more productive players in Markieff. All for some wet dream of signing LA. That FO has made some very questionable moves over the years.
Yea I'm sure you would know what questionable moves look like as a Pistons fan.
There's nothing the Suns could ever do to top what the Pistons have done for the past 6-7 years

And the Suns didn't trade Marcus for some wet dream of signing LMA, they traded Marcus because him and Kieff together was a toxic combination and they need to be seperated for either one of them to play well.
Suns just need to rid themselves of the other Morris after the Dec 15th deadline and they can then cleanly wash the dirt off their hands that's called the Morris twins.
Am I supposed to be offended by this? The Pistons were a mess for a long time and we're stuck in the NBA gutter from the stupid moves they kept making. We've finally fixed it and are getting back on track and I was pissed the whole time they were incompetent. What does that have to do with this though?
Your posting without knowing the facts. You keep saying this rubbish that the Suns traded Marcus so they can sign LMA when they were going to trade Marcus regardless of LMA. Marcus wore out his welcome in Phoenix, he cursed out the HC, he cussed out the fans and he started beef with the Suns players before last season ended. Him getting traded was something Suns fans knew would happen long time before Suns were even linked to LMA.
A soft, push over coach like Hornacek can't handle a hot head like Marcus. SVG is a better fit for him and props to SVG for getting Morris to buy in but had the Suns not traded Marcus in the summer, he would still be a ball hog/black hole player for us. Plus him and his brother together is a deadly combination and not in a good way.
Marcus is a better fit with the Pistons than he ever was with the Suns despite what his stats or numbers with the Suns might suggest.