I think Booker may be the most underrated player in the league as it relates to opinions outside of AZ, whether it be media or fans. I find that when I agree with one of their outrageous statements, it is time for me to think again and make sure I am looking at an issue from all sides.īrrrberry: He is not wrong!!! Props to Stephen A for this! Booker is my favorite player of all time so as objective as I like to think I am, this is likely a subject where I see through rose colored lenses. Provocateurs like Smith present every statement as if it is undeniable fact.
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Personally, I prefer commentary from former players (Inside the NBA is must watch TV for me) because their insight is normally generalized to how players see the game and their commentary is usually presented in a way that recognizes it is nothing more than biased opinion. They talk about and say the things that get them the most ratings.
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I find that they are often not well informed and don’t seem like they actually watch full games as opposed to highlight clips. There are lots of them in sports media and they maintain their status by saying more and more outrageous things. smith’s opinions, which I take to mean his opinions in general. That being said, the question asked what I thought about Mr. This particular statement doesn’t seem all that outrageous coming from Smith or any other talking head. OldAz: A Suns/Nuggets Western conference final is a reasonable prediction, as is a recognition of Booker’s relentless, attacking mentality. Smith (ESPN) recently commented on Devin Booker saying, “He’s scared of nothing, he’s coming for you” and predicted a Suns/Nuggets playoff matchup in the Western Conference Final this year. Was that enough to scare JJ away? I’d just like a definitive explanation of his reasoning in taking Stix instead so we can put all the rumors and speculation to rest. Despite all the theories/opinions we heard over the years, the only thing I could track down with any certainty was that Haliburton only allowed access to his medical records to certain teams. Rod: Personally, I’d ask him specifically why he decided to pass on drafting Tyrese Haliburton with the 10th pick in the 2020 NBA Draft. It seems so much of that deal was owner driven that it would be nice to know what Jones’ line in the sand would have been from a purely basketball GM perspective.īrrrberry: On a scale of 1-10 what would you rate Ishbia and Sarver and after you rate Sarver exceedingly low tell me all the times he meddled in personnel and player contracts that disallowed you from putting the best possible roster together.
Would he have passed on the deal altogether and keep the core? Would he have held firm to keep some of the picks or change the players involved. What was the role of Sarver when the deal stalled and then Ishbia when it quickly happened? This would include his personal opinion (if no owner influence was involved) in what he thought a fair deal was.
OldAz: I would ask what his honest opinion of the KD deal was. Q2 - If you could ask Suns GM James Jones one question and be assured of a totally honest, non-evasive answer, what would it be? I’m certain of how well he could become but I’m not in a position to make a fairly reliable prediction on whether he’ll ever actually get there. Rod: I’d ask for his honest opinion on whether he really believes DA can preform at a level that will silence most of his critics (I say “most” because a few will always find fault in him and/or his play). Fans and media often speculate about these arrangements, so it would be cool to know the truth from his perspective and how much freedom KY will have in setting the offense and even in player rotations.īrrrberry: Who on the staff is going to keep it real with DA and turn him from an aloof and sensitive highly paid role player that’s prone to disappearing and into a self aware and hungry monster that’s worthy of his self given Dominayton moniker? It would be great to know the truth of how that went down during the hiring process (both being HC candidates) and if Vogel interviewed Young or simply accepted him based on the organizations request. OldAz: I would ask about his relationship with and plan for working with Kevin Young. Q1 - If you could ask Suns head coach Frank Vogel one question and be assured of a totally honest, non-evasive answer, what would it be? Welcome to ‘Inside the Suns’, your weekly deep down analysis of the current Phoenix Suns team.Įach week the Fantable - a round table of Bright Siders - give their takes on the Suns’ latest issues and news.
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