July 9th, 2010, 10:09 PM
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Felton to Amare lol
Amare better be happy with the nice chunk of change he is getting because the currently built NY Knicks are still a pathetic excuse for an NBA team. Raymond Felton to Amare , lets just say that won't be a famous call...
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July 9th, 2010, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jagu
Amare better be happy with the nice chunk of change he is getting because the currently built NY Knicks are still a pathetic excuse for an NBA team. Raymond Felton to Amare , lets just say that won't be a famous call...
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You really hate Amare for getting Suns into the WCFs this past season. Had he played like he did the first half of the season when recovering from the eye surjery, you might have not hated him as much, right? 
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July 10th, 2010, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by cly2tw
You really hate Amare for getting Suns into the WCFs this past season. Had he played like he did the first half of the season when recovering from the eye surjery, you might have not hated him as much, right? 
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What's wrong with what he said? The currently configured Knicks team is not very good. I am also not sure how Felton, who is more of a Barbosa finisher than a Steve Nash disher, is going to run the pick and roll with Amar'e. I have a lot of questions about the Knicks, even if they get Carmello Anthony next season. Just have to wait and see what D'Antoni is planning.
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July 10th, 2010, 08:05 AM
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The Knicks are putting together a nice team imo.
Felton
Azuibuke
Galinari, Chandler
Randolph,
Stoudemire, Turiaf
With a little more depth they could make the playoffs. I sure wish the Suns could have pulled off the same deal for Stoudemire that the Knicks pulled off for Lee.
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July 10th, 2010, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by jagu
Amare better be happy with the nice chunk of change he is getting because the currently built NY Knicks are still a pathetic excuse for an NBA team. Raymond Felton to Amare , lets just say that won't be a famous call...
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And the Suns will have Nash to Warrick!!! Wow !!!
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July 10th, 2010, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Folster
The Knicks are putting together a nice team imo.
Felton
Azuibuke
Galinari, Chandler
Randolph,
Stoudemire, Turiaf
With a little more depth they could make the playoffs. I sure wish the Suns could have pulled off the same deal for Stoudemire that the Knicks pulled off for Lee.
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Whoa. What a nice turnaround for NYK. We shall see how it all comes together, but it looks like Nelly-ball right now. They should be a fun team to watch and they'll rack some wins up in the regular season, but that's certainly not a team built for a ring....
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July 10th, 2010, 08:51 AM
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i wonder how much amare is going to like playing center again? and having to face dwight howard more than twice a year.
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July 10th, 2010, 09:48 AM
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You guys are probably right about the retooled Knicks but I'd swap rosters with New York in a heartbeat, especially if it included an owner swap. They'll win 43 games and contend for a playoff spot and we'll win 35 games and finish next to last in our conference.
Steve
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July 10th, 2010, 09:51 AM
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And we own our own lottery pick. I'll take that over another mediocre also-ran roster....
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July 10th, 2010, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Ouchie-Z-Clown
i wonder how much amare is going to like playing center again? and having to face dwight howard more than twice a year.
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He'll enjoy playing C against Howard more than playing PF against the Lakers, I bet.
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July 10th, 2010, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Divide Et Impera
And we own our own lottery pick. I'll take that over another mediocre also-ran roster....
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Oh yeah??? Well, wake me when Sarver trades Richardson and tosses in a couple of 1st round picks to sweeten the deal. And while that's very unlikely, if someone had told me the particulars of the Thomas to Seattle deal I would have wagered my house against that one also.
I'm not in love with the Knicks roster but it's going to be a lot easier for them to turn it into something of value than what we're looking at. We have a weak starting lineup and an even weaker owner. Our best asset is an injury plagued 60 year old point guard who didn't play defense when he was in his prime.
Steve
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July 10th, 2010, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by AzStevenCal
You guys are probably right about the retooled Knicks but I'd swap rosters with New York in a heartbeat, especially if it included an owner swap. They'll win 43 games and contend for a playoff spot and we'll win 35 games and finish next to last in our conference.
Steve
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No way the Suns slip that much. As long as there are no major injuries the Suns will finish at least above .500. It is possible the Suns will win about 48 games and miss the playoffs.
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July 10th, 2010, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by devilalum
No way the Suns slip that much. As long as there are no major injuries the Suns will finish at least above .500. It is possible the Suns will win about 48 games and miss the playoffs.
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41 wins is .500 ball. That's sounds about right if we avoid a significant injury. I think our odds of avoiding a serious injury are 3 to 1 against us. I'll be shocked if both Lopez and Nash play a complete (or near complete) season for us.
Steve
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July 10th, 2010, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by AzStevenCal
Oh yeah??? Well, wake me when Sarver trades Richardson and tosses in a couple of 1st round picks to sweeten the deal. And while that's very unlikely, if someone had told me the particulars of the Thomas to Seattle deal I would have wagered my house against that one also.
I'm not in love with the Knicks roster but it's going to be a lot easier for them to turn it into something of value than what we're looking at. We have a weak starting lineup and an even weaker owner. Our best asset is an injury plagued 60 year old point guard who didn't play defense when he was in his prime.
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That's a different reality than what we are confronted with at this moment. If that happens, I will be livid as well....
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July 10th, 2010, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by AzStevenCal
You guys are probably right about the retooled Knicks but I'd swap rosters with New York in a heartbeat, especially if it included an owner swap. They'll win 43 games and contend for a playoff spot and we'll win 35 games and finish next to last in our conference.
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Wow, your hate for Sarver really has clouded your judgement. That Knick team is nowhere near as good as the Suns. They will fight for a playoff spot in the east only because the last 7-12 teams are all equally bad. Toronto didn't make it last year with a much better roster.
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