Comments on: Grizzlies Run Past Suns

By: JOHN SERPE

JOHN SERPE — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:18:56 +0000

Suns stop the Kings, or should I phrase that as Suns show some life, stumble, fall down, and gasp to a finish. For awhile there I was wondering if Nash was a double agent working for the Kings? When he starts the one man dribbling display I wince. We look like an anemic kid who runs out of energy as soon the playground activities start heating up. Amare should just start the game with 5 fouls, that way he has an excuse not to play defense. If the playoffs were best of two games and they were spread two weeks apart Suns might be a contender. Under the present conditions, were on life support.

By: Keith

Keith — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 20:03:59 +0000

I don’t know if it was supposed to be sarcasm or what, but Memphis is in the Western Conference.

By: JOHN SERPE

JOHN SERPE — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 06:33:35 +0000

Please, tell me I didn’t watch our Suns take another humilating pounding from (yuk) Memphis? This non effort just about squeezed the remainder of my hope dry. Unless you come into this one totally blitzed from New Year, no way the Grizzlies score 128 points on our home floor. Totally unacceptable on every level. As mentioned numerous times in the blogs, time to get rid of some players and start rebuilding. Why wait any longer, our window is closed and nailed tight. Really, if this is the way were going to finish the second half, trade Amare for some younger talent and let Clark play. Were not going to win a title with Amare, Nash and Grant Hill as our big three. This franchise is way over due for an over haul. It’s been fun, and we almost got there but it’s over.