Celts17Pride wrote:
I am really surprised that is his high. it feels like he's done that many times.
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Celts17Pride wrote:
playa-hater wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:
I am really surprised that is his high. it feels like he's done that many times.
playa-hater wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:
I am really surprised that is his high. it feels like he's done that many times.
JaMarco wrote:playa-hater wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:
I am really surprised that is his high. it feels like he's done that many times.
I wonder if he's going to retire any time soon. He should be able to do what he does until he's 40.
Fierce1 wrote:JimmyFromNz wrote:Fierce1 wrote:You can't tell me the Suns offense is bad.
Offense = Great
Defense = Bad
Simple!
Simple to a simple mind perhaps !
No one said the suns offense is bad.
If you consider the bench depth, the roster construction around 3 high volume stars that overlap in skillsets, the reliance on one traditional paint big, multiple ball handlers yet no true point guard capable of playing crunch minutes, the significant health red flags across their main rotation, along with the very obvious lack of defensive length at key positions then that cumulatively tells the full story.
No one that's been paying attention would seriously consider this team a finals chance.
You're acting as if the Suns didn't know what they were doing when they got Beal.
The Suns were using the old formula of having 3 stars trying to win a championship.
Your mind must have forgotten that the fact the Phoenix Suns were one of the favorites to win the championship before the season started.
JimmyFromNz wrote:Fierce1 wrote:JimmyFromNz wrote:
Simple to a simple mind perhaps !
No one said the suns offense is bad.
If you consider the bench depth, the roster construction around 3 high volume stars that overlap in skillsets, the reliance on one traditional paint big, multiple ball handlers yet no true point guard capable of playing crunch minutes, the significant health red flags across their main rotation, along with the very obvious lack of defensive length at key positions then that cumulatively tells the full story.
No one that's been paying attention would seriously consider this team a finals chance.
You're acting as if the Suns didn't know what they were doing when they got Beal.
The Suns were using the old formula of having 3 stars trying to win a championship.
Your mind must have forgotten that the fact the Phoenix Suns were one of the favorites to win the championship before the season started.
You can be such hard work
Why you are referring to pre-season, were you one of the ones pumping up this team ? They certainly got hype. A big 3 formula only works if your stars skill sets balance and a roster construction that is complementary to the style of play you want, see: any successful star heavy roster ever. The Suns have neither, just overlap at the top end of the roster.
We are 65 games into the season, the Suns flaws have been apparent since the beginning and have played out accordingly, their record reflects this. These guys have consistently sat between 5th - 8th all season, because they're just not that good and are getting by on regular season offensive 'explosions' from booker/Durant to try and avoid the play in.
reload141 wrote:This team is so average.
We need to trade everyone, beating a Phoenix team at home without KP?
Tatum and Brown need to go.
Fierce1 wrote:JimmyFromNz wrote:Fierce1 wrote:You're acting as if the Suns didn't know what they were doing when they got Beal.
The Suns were using the old formula of having 3 stars trying to win a championship.
Your mind must have forgotten that the fact the Phoenix Suns were one of the favorites to win the championship before the season started.
You can be such hard work
Why you are referring to pre-season, were you one of the ones pumping up this team ? They certainly got hype. A big 3 formula only works if your stars skill sets balance and a roster construction that is complementary to the style of play you want, see: any successful star heavy roster ever. The Suns have neither, just overlap at the top end of the roster.
We are 65 games into the season, the Suns flaws have been apparent since the beginning and have played out accordingly, their record reflects this. These guys have consistently sat between 5th - 8th all season, because they're just not that good and are getting by on regular season offensive 'explosions' from booker/Durant to try and avoid the play in.
Like I said, I'm only the messenger here.
The Suns wanted the Big 3 formula, not me.
You keep saying flaws, but the main problem is defense.
If the Suns play solid defense then they would be better than this.
Not saying defense is their only flaw.
You are trying to make it more complicated because you want people to think you have a complicated mind.
The simple answer is defense.
It's not as hard as you think.
A team that has 3 stars capable of scoring 30 on any given night and you're talking about flaws?
JimmyFromNz wrote:Fierce1 wrote:JimmyFromNz wrote:
You can be such hard work
Why you are referring to pre-season, were you one of the ones pumping up this team ? They certainly got hype. A big 3 formula only works if your stars skill sets balance and a roster construction that is complementary to the style of play you want, see: any successful star heavy roster ever. The Suns have neither, just overlap at the top end of the roster.
We are 65 games into the season, the Suns flaws have been apparent since the beginning and have played out accordingly, their record reflects this. These guys have consistently sat between 5th - 8th all season, because they're just not that good and are getting by on regular season offensive 'explosions' from booker/Durant to try and avoid the play in.
Like I said, I'm only the messenger here.
The Suns wanted the Big 3 formula, not me.
You keep saying flaws, but the main problem is defense.
If the Suns play solid defense then they would be better than this.
Not saying defense is their only flaw.
You are trying to make it more complicated because you want people to think you have a complicated mind.
The simple answer is defense.
It's not as hard as you think.
A team that has 3 stars capable of scoring 30 on any given night and you're talking about flaws?
My 'complicated mind' tells me this is incoherent rambling.
On one hand you're saying defense isn't the only flaw, but won't accept it when I raise those other flaws.
I've had my fair share of inane debates, but this is getting there.
All the best, enjoy the win !