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The magic number for the Suns to return to the playoffs is 30.
To make the play-in is 22.
To make the play-in is 22.
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30 wins?
1- 4 pretty close.
7 through the 9 spot is tight right now.
Then 10-13 are also in the hunt for the play-in.
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It's usually figured in a combination of wins and losses.
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And currently about 42 wins to secure a top 6 spot and avoid the play in.
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I don't want a play-in spot. Suns need to finish 6th or better.
https://sports.yahoo.com/nba-expands-2021-playoffs-play-025741212.html
Its funny because at the beginning of the season, even just prior to its start, most fans would have been happy with a play in spot. Now that we've seen how good this team can be though a play in spot would be disappointing.
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I don't want anyone questioning the Suns made the playoffs or having one or two games deciding the outcome.
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Thats awesome that they can look back and laugh about it
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I asked Monty Williams about Cam Johnson and his defense being considered a question mark coming out of the draft. He said it was evident from the 1st few practices in Flagstaff that Cam was even better on D than they thought and he's never seen deficiencies there in Cam's game.
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I asked Monty Williams about Cam Johnson and his defense being considered a question mark coming out of the draft. He said it was evident from the 1st few practices in Flagstaff that Cam was even better on D than they thought and he's never seen deficiencies there in Cam's game.
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Suns record since starting 8-7 = 21-7. Number of losses against sub .500 teams in that 21-7 stretch: 6. Only loss with a winning record was to the Nets who were down Irving and Durant, and they had a 20+ point lead in the 3rd. They are winning the games against the competitive teams and losing to teams they should be crushing! It's beyond frustrating.
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That’s a pretty crazy stat.
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Suns vice chairman and also minority team owner Jahm Najafi has pledged $10 million to the NBA Foundation.
The contribution is reported to be a $1 million a year over the next 10 years.
By Duane Rankin Arizona Republic:
Phoenix Suns vice chairman and minority team owner Jahm Najafi has pledged a $10 million commitment to the NBA Foundation, the league announced Wednesday morning.
“This past year I have been inspired by the NBA family’s efforts to advance social justice, especially through the Board of Governor's long-term commitment in creating the NBA Foundation,” Najafi said in the news release. “I’ve seen firsthand how economic opportunity can change lives, and I look forward to supporting the Foundation over the next 10 years as they impact the lives of Black youth.”
https://www.azcentral.com/story/spo...es-10-m-commitment-nba-foundation/4817479001/
The contribution is reported to be a $1 million a year over the next 10 years.
By Duane Rankin Arizona Republic:
Phoenix Suns vice chairman and minority team owner Jahm Najafi has pledged a $10 million commitment to the NBA Foundation, the league announced Wednesday morning.
“This past year I have been inspired by the NBA family’s efforts to advance social justice, especially through the Board of Governor's long-term commitment in creating the NBA Foundation,” Najafi said in the news release. “I’ve seen firsthand how economic opportunity can change lives, and I look forward to supporting the Foundation over the next 10 years as they impact the lives of Black youth.”
https://www.azcentral.com/story/spo...es-10-m-commitment-nba-foundation/4817479001/
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