espn has our depth chart up with book at pg - brooks at pf - beal as a starter - rashher at sf - i know positions on paper matter less and less but idk
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i got brooks and dunn both as small forwards but both can guard 1 thru 4 and centers at times - need our own big body at center tho unless it's small ball for realMy God Dun is a SF Suns need a PF
You can't have four small guys like that! LOL! Beal as a SF? Brooks as PF? Let alone the Suns want to get BIGGER! LOL!espn has our depth chart up with book at pg - brooks at pf - beal as a starter - rashher at sf - i know positions on paper matter less and less but idk
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We want to get younger, bigger, and more athletic. That rules Beal out.
They were already having him come off the bench last season when he was owed even more. I think that's the best Beal will get. I think it's funny Fischer says he thinks he's going to start and get big minutes. There's no ALIGNMENT there.Except $110 million says otherwise unless the Suns figure out a solution for his salary.
You don't have to play him just because you are paying him.Except $110 million says otherwise unless the Suns figure out a solution for his salary.
You don't have to play him just because you are paying him.
I think he'll be gone this week.Likewise, if Beal earns the opportunity to play and there is a need, he should play.
I think he'll be gone this week.
No you don't but there isn't a simple solution. The absolute best solution would be to give Beal lots of minutes, let him shine as a focal part of the offense and then trade him for a young player and a pick at the midseason break. The worst solution would be to give Beal lots of minutes at the expense of developing the young players only to see him falter and make him even less tradable.You don't have to play him just because you are paying him.
That's great if he FINALLY is healthy. If not, like you said, you take away minutes we are needing to develop other guys.No you don't but there isn't a simple solution. The absolute best solution would be to give Beal lots of minutes, let him shine as a focal part of the offense and then trade him for a young player and a pick at the midseason break. The worst solution would be to give Beal lots of minutes at the expense of developing the young players only to see him falter and make him even less tradable.
I hate the idea of stretching him or buying him out but I don't know enough about the second apron to sound off either way. But IMO, if Beal really is finally healthy and if he shows he can still play, I'd give him the minutes and see what happens.
The power forwards are Fleming and Hayes.My God Dun is a SF Suns need a PF
He’s gone. Gerald said buyout happens tomorrow.No you don't but there isn't a simple solution. The absolute best solution would be to give Beal lots of minutes, let him shine as a focal part of the offense and then trade him for a young player and a pick at the midseason break. The worst solution would be to give Beal lots of minutes at the expense of developing the young players only to see him falter and make him even less tradable.
I hate the idea of stretching him or buying him out but I don't know enough about the second apron to sound off either way. But IMO, if Beal really is finally healthy and if he shows he can still play, I'd give him the minutes and see what happens.