
Suns deep in NBA trend of versatile, uniquely sized lineups
There is a very cool shift happening in the NBA right now with positional flexibility, and the Phoenix Suns are square in the orbit of it.

Even more important for us to get true pg’s. I felt that Booker could get the ball where it needed to be but not in optimal position.Very interesting. He missed almost every shot where the pass was off, and hit almost every shot on good passes.
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Bud is product of that system. Hope he repeats it here.Ill be the one to say it. I don't know what the hell happened to Bates-Diop. Dude was a really good role player in San Antonio and fell apart here. I think it speaks to the system in San Antonio and how good Pop is.
Chuck likes Vogel because Chuck likes the kind of coach who gives the ball to a star player and tells everyone else to get out of the way. Chuck was not a good team ball player in his day. He was a star, but he was a 1-1 type of player.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
The thing is that different coaches are better for different personnel. Vogel needs a team that has a clear leader on the floor whereas Bud is a leader in his own right that can lead a team of players that lead by example rather than vocally. That's also why Williams was a good coach for us. It is what it is. No offense to coach Vogel.Charles is being Charles. The Suns did underachieve and there are a myriad of reasons for it, including coaching.
True but let's face it, coaches are paid the big bucks to be the fall guy when things go south. Whether it was him or not, we underachieved and since we'd just fired one underachieving coach, it made sense to eject this one too.The thing is that different coaches are better for different personnel. Vogel needs a team that has a clear leader on the floor whereas Bud is a leader in his own right that can lead a team of players that lead by example rather than vocally. That's also why Williams was a good coach for us. It is what it is. No offense to coach Vogel.
Some advice Chuck, focus on your choice for your personal trainer and leave the Suns alone.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
I'm not sure how I think about it. It's definitely different, and I want to reserve judgement until we see it in real life. A picture doesn't give something like that justice.I like the orange court in the pictures. Hope it holds true visually for fans in person and on television.
Oh boy.lol here we go
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Oh boy.lol here we go
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Um...
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I'm not sure how I think about it. It's definitely different, and I want to reserve judgement until we see it in real life. A picture doesn't give something like that justice.
I will be curious to see what it looks like on TV vs in person. Last year's definitely looked different in person. My daughter is moving home to save up some money while she finishes the last few months of college. Once we get her settled, I am going to get to a few games to check it out.Last year's "NBA Cup" court was, unequivocally, the worst Suns court I've ever seen, nothing even remotely close. A purple, grey and teal monstrosity, seemingly designed for players to slip on it's revolting, mirrored floor.
This court... take out the painted on, lame, pointless, trophy theme... it still sucks, but I have seen worse!