The Spurs defense is just so damn tight. I always kind of wonder though, when you see your teammate being trapped... shouldn't you move around and try to help him out? It seems so often like the Suns just stand there and stare while Nash gets gangbanged.
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The Spurs defense is just so damn tight. I always kind of wonder though, when you see your teammate being trapped... shouldn't you move around and try to help him out? It seems so often like the Suns just stand there and stare while Nash gets gangbanged.
I think the Suns move without the ball very well. It's just another testament to the Spurs' D.
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On another note, I think they got fully screwed on the Horry thing. The rules are the rules, but no matter how you slice it, they got the worst of Horry's cheap shot.
Arguing whether the Democratic or Republican party is better is like debating which steaming pile of shit is slightly less stinky.
On another note, I think they got fully screwed on the Horry thing. The rules are the rules, but no matter how you slice it, they got the worst of Horry's cheap shot.
i would agree if the game was a blowout but they had a chance to win and didnt finish last game....
i would agree if the game was a blowout but they had a chance to win and didnt finish last game....
Yeah, but they were short an all-star and another core guy..that meant they had to ask 60+ minutes from everyone else. Nash, Marion and Bell each played 46-47 minutes so they had to be totally gassed at the end. And james jones had to play 30 minutes when he really should be playing 10 minutes.
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Yeah, but they were short an all-star and another core guy..that meant they had to ask 60+ minutes from everyone else. Nash, Marion and Bell each played 46-47 minutes so they had to be totally gassed at the end. And james jones had to play 30 minutes when he really should be playing 10 minutes.
i've been pulling for the suns, but they shoulda never got off the bench rules are rules....
i've been pulling for the suns, but they shoulda never got off the bench rules are rules....
I've been pulling for them too after my Warriors lost. They're a fun team to watch. Like you say, rules are rules and I agree, but there's just something wrong about how the suspensions went down. Maybe there should be a little more leeway for the league office to use their best judgement instead of rigid adherence to a rule?
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I've been pulling for them too after my Warriors lost. They're a fun team to watch. Like you say, rules are rules and I agree, but there's just something wrong about how the suspensions went down. Maybe there should be a little more leeway for the league office to use their best judgement instead of rigid adherence to a rule?
if the suns suspensions were two games like horry i could see changing them to one...but they had to be punished, and the only way to do it was with a one game suspension...it's the playoffs and they should be disciplined enough to let it go til someone expendable came in for the flagrant foul for knocking out rob's front teeth
On another note, I think they got fully screwed on the Horry thing. The rules are the rules, but no matter how you slice it, they got the worst of Horry's cheap shot.
Nope. I think this was the last straw for the current Suns lineup. They've shown yet again that they can't get it done when it counts.
Time to reload and hope to compete for the title again when the Spurs and Mavs are older. Otherwise it's going to be the same thing for the next three or four years.
Nope. I think this was the last straw for the current Suns lineup. They've shown yet again that they can't get it done when it counts.
Time to reload and hope to compete for the title again when the Spurs and Mavs are older. Otherwise it's going to be the same thing for the next three or four years.
They could sure use a few good bench defensive players. Pull in someone like a Camby. Aside from Barbosa, the bench is pretty weak.
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Nope. I think this was the last straw for the current Suns lineup. They've shown yet again that they can't get it done when it counts.
Time to reload and hope to compete for the title again when the Spurs and Mavs are older. Otherwise it's going to be the same thing for the next three or four years.
The suns have a great unit, they just need a decent backup for Nash.
The suns have a great unit, they just need a decent backup for Nash.
As Sly said, they have no bench. In this last game, only three bench players entered the game.
They've got a high draft pick this year. I could see them unloading a couple starters to round out the roster a little better. If for whatever reason it's not working for the starters, they currently have no other options.
The suspensions for the Suns sucked but I understand that a rule is a rule and if you suspend people consistently for leaving the bench then you can't just change it all of a sudden. What does bother me is when people bring up that no San Antonio players left the bench after the Horry foul. Do you think maybe that's because it wasn't their player that got knocked into the scorers table. I mean come on, that argument makes no sense to me.
I also thought it was funny that when Nash got his nose split open in Game 1 it was Parker who was on the ground for over a minute and Nash was checking to see if he was okay when he had blood streaming down his face.
Although I'm not happy with the outcome of the series I have to say that I'm definitely impressed with how the Suns played and never gave up. To almost win Game 5 short Amare and Diaw and then be down 20 points in Game 6 to come back and at least make it interesting near the end was nice to see. Hopefully the Hawks pick will be 4 or lower and we can maybe get another inside player to help Amare out and plus with the other 2 picks later in the first round we should be able to get some decent players.
What does bother me is when people bring up that no San Antonio players left the bench after the Horry foul. Do you think maybe that's because it wasn't their player that got knocked into the scorers table. I mean come on, that argument makes no sense to me.
You should kindly remind them that earlier in the game Duncan stepped onto the court during a slight "altercation", if you will, that did involve one of the Spurs. I believe Bowen did as well.
Rules should be guidelines, not hard restrictions. Yes, people will bitch here and there, but since they're already bitching about the rules being followed to the T they may as well cut back on the strictness and make the game more exciting with less fouls. Too many damn fouls being called, let's just play ball!
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