Found January 24, 2009 on
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It makes me sad to say this: the Suns have become unwatchable. It really seems like players are lost or they quit. The lack of intensity is so obvious that other teams' announcers are troubleshooting the Suns. Amare ends up starting the All Star Game and celebrates by getting torched by Boris ...
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From CBSSports.com: "At various times this season, the Suns have conveyed a willingness to move backup point guard Leandro Barbosa -- another D'Antoni favorite -- if the right deal came along. Given Phoenix's lackluster play of late, CBSSports.com has learned that the organization might now be open to considering a much bigger deal -- one involving Stoudemire." [...]Getty Images
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January 24, 2009
According to a report on CBS Sports, the Suns are not opposed to trading Amare Stoudemire.?? And I can?t blame
Look, I?m usually not a guy that?likes to discuss trades because 9 times out of 10, they don?t happen.? Sure, it?s fun to visit the ESPN Trade Machine and look at different ...
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January 25, 2009
No matter all the feelings surrounding the Suns this season regarding coaches, players, trades etc., we still need to give them our
I?ve just as guilty of that lately, and perhaps rightfully so.? It seems as if the Suns haven?t really cared and sometimes given
I?m not sure anyone ...
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January 23, 2009
Does anyone know what the boiling point of brain
After the loss against the Bobcats tonight, my brain must be close to whatever that temperature is. I’m not kidding. I can only take so many games of having the Suns not play hard as a collective unit, with 20+ turnovers, and forgetting to ...
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January 24, 2009
Gerald Wallace scored a game high 28 points, but the key player for the Charlotte Bobcats in Friday night's victory over the Phoenix Suns by a 98-76 margin was former Suns power forward Boris Diaw. Diaw in his first time seeing his old team since they traded guard Raja Bell and him to the Bobcats recorded a double-double, and Charlotte shot 51.3% (40-78) from the floor for the...
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January 24, 2009
You ever have a day where you see something good, then something bad and it's so bad that you really can't remember the good thing? Well the benches for the Bobcats and the Suns did that to me today. I'm so freakin congested I think the badness of the 4th quarter has gotten stuck in there. I ...
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January 24, 2009
Gerald Wallace scored a game high 28 points, but the key player for the Charlotte Bobcats in Friday night’s victory over the Phoenix Suns by a 98-76 margin was former Suns power forward Boris Diaw. Diaw in his first time seeing his old team since they traded guard Raja Bell and him to the Bobcats recorded a double-double, and Charlotte [...]
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January 24, 2009
According to a report on CBS Sports, the Suns are not opposed to trading Amare Stoudemire. And I can’t blame
Look, I’m usually not a guy that likes to discuss trades because 9 times out of 10, they don’t happen. Sure, it’s fun to visit the ESPN Trade Machine and look at different ...
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January 25, 2009
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