I'd say encouraging. I'm still worried about Mudiay's shot. But if Chandler and Gallo can stay healthy for the majority of the season, they will be better. They desperately need Gary Harris back defensively. Malone had Faried guarding Lillard and DeRozen late in the last two games. That didn't turn out too well.
In the noughties when Steve Nash was playing I was quite a fan of the Suns.
Time restrictions as well as timezone complications have seen me unable to keep up for quite a few years.
How are the Suns doing these days?
And who are the teams/individuals to watch?
Well, the Suns are not going to do well. They have a nice backcourt in Devin Booker, Eric Bledsoe and Brandon Knight. T.J. Warren has started the season decent, but he doesn't have the talent of the other three. Booker is the gem, he's going to be a stud.
Off the top of my head:
Teams: Cavs, Warriors, Spurs, Clippers. Probably the top 4. Next tier is probably something along the lines of Toronto, Boston, Portland, Oklahoma City.
Individuals: The elite, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Russell Westbrook, Steph Curry, Kevin Durrant, Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, Chris Paul, Kyrie Irving, DeMarr Derozen, Damian Lillard, C.J. McCollum. Sure there are others, but those are the players on the top teams. Other players: Paul George, Anthony Davis, Karl-Anthony Towns, Andrew Wiggins, Isaiah Thomas, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Devin Booker, Justis Winslow. I'm sure there are more.
I missed my fantasy basketball draft and it autodrafted Steve Nash.
Harden is like a central bank of style points.
Originally Posted by Sting
Old Chris Paul looks like old Jason Kidd. And he looks really good.
good lawd. . . last night westbrook dropped 27, with 14 boards, and 18 freaking assists. . . he was one dime short of having a triple-double at halftime. . .
#RevengeTour16-17
#HellHathNoFuryLikeRussellWestbrook
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