PATROLLING THE PAINT SUN"S STYLE - 0-4:::::: Trade

by **bailey4mvp** on Tue Oct 25, 2005 9:30 pm

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by **bailey4mvp** on Tue Oct 25, 2005 9:33 pm

Phoenix Suns 2005 Coaching Staff

Assistant Coach
Name: Tracy Baxter
Age: 44
Offense: A+
Defense: D+
Athletics: A-
Overall: B
Specialty: Rebounding
Amount Offered: 829K
Years: 2

Will Help Stoudemire become more off an offensive power house.

::ACCEPTED::

Trainers
Name: Cyril Armatta
Age: 46
Overall: A-
Specialty: None
Amount Offered: 453K
Years: 2

Hopefully we don’t have many players that need to see him but if we do he will have them back bigger and better.

::ACCEPTED::

Scout
Name: Rashard Dickerson
Age: 48
Offense: C
Defense: B
Athletics: C
Overall: C+
Specialty: None
Amount Offered: 829K
Years: 2

Hopefully we don’t have many players that need to see him but if we do he will have them back bigger and better.

::ACCEPTED::

by **bailey4mvp** on Tue Oct 25, 2005 9:37 pm

Coach Baxter’s Preseason Training Camp

Kurt Thomas has shown improvement in passing, mid range shooting and fee throw shooting.

Dijon Thompson has improved his ball handling skills and his dunking ability and his stealing ability, there is still more room to grow.
Thompson has also shown improvement in his mid range shooting and his offensive awareness as well as his inside scoring.

Leandro Barbaos has shown an improvement in his mid range shooting as well as his ball handling skills.

Steven Hunter has improved his mid range and free throw shooting as well as his offensive rebounding and his strength.
Hunter has also improved his offensive awareness and his free throw shooting and passing and stealing ability.

Amare Stoudemire has improved his ball handling and his 3 point shooting and offensive rebounding, there is still so much more potential in him.

Boris Diaw has shown improvement is his offensive awareness his inside scoring his free throw shooting and his quickness.

Raja Bell has improved his mid range shooting and his toughness.

by **bailey4mvp** on Tue Oct 25, 2005 10:21 pm

Sun's 2005 Roster

Starting Five

Center: #32 Amare Stoudemire C 6'10 245 11/16/1982 Cypress Creek HS
Power Forward: #40 Kurt Thomas F 6'9 235 10/04/1972 Texas Christian
Small Forward: #31 Shawn Marion F 6'7 228 5/07/1978 UNLV
Shooting Guard: #21 Jim Jackson F-G 6'6 220 10/14/1970 Ohio State
Point Guard: #13 Steve Nash G 6'1 195 2/07/1974 Santa Clara

Bench

6. #3 Boris Diaw G 6'8 215 04/16/1982 France
7. #10 Leandro Barbosa G 6'3 188 11/28/1982 Brazil
8. #33 Chris Taft F 6'10 261 3/10/1985 Pittsburgh
9. #19 Raja Bell G 6'5 210 09/19/1976 Florida International
10. #55 Brian Grant F-C 6'9 254 3/05/1972 Xavier (Ohio)
11. #8 Monta Ellis G 6'3 177 10/26/1985 Lanier HS (Jackson, MS)
12. #1 Dijon Thompson G-F 6'7 195 02/23/1983 UCLA

by **Rommas** on Tue Oct 25, 2005 10:23 pm

great start

keep it going ur doing good

by **bailey4mvp** on Tue Oct 25, 2005 11:09 pm

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Suns Loss Thriller at Home!

Phoenix hosted the Dallas Mavericks and The big 7 footer Dirk Nowitzki to kick off the 2005/2006 NBA season and what a good game the fans were in for.

The Suns started the game with a 6-0 run thanks in large part to Amare Stoudemire. Stoudemire scored 6 straight points including an in your face dunk on Jerry Stackhouse, he also helped hold Nowitzki to 0 points in the run. Nowitzki came alive late in the quarter and helped spark a comeback for the Mavs who went on their own mini run but it wasn’t enough as the Suns closed out the quarter with a 5-0 run and took a 5 point lead in the 2nd quarter 20-15.

The Mavs took the lead early in the 2nd after a great start by Josh Howard and Jason Terry wielded 8 points to the Suns 3. Shawn Marion had a very quiet 1st quarter scoring 0 points and pulling down only 1 board had a mini break out in the 2nd scoring 4 points but it was his defense that helped the Suns. Marion recorded 2 blocks on Nowitzki late in the 2nd quarter to help the Suns maintain a 6 point lead heading into half time 41-35.

Jerry Stackhouse exploded in the 3rd quarter after going 0-6 in the 1st half he was 3-3 in the 3rd quarter and also recorded 2 steals and 2 assists. Keith Van Horn chipped in scoring 7 points and recording a block on Stoudemire in the dying seconds of the quarter. Dallas outscored the Suns 26-14 in the quarter James Jackson was 0-5 in the quarter and Shawn Marion was 0-3 the only positive in the quarter was Brian Grant who scored 9 points.

Phoenix finally got he ball rolling in the 4th quarter going on a 10-o run with Steve Nash scoring 6 of his 9 points in the quarter and Amare Stoudemire 4 points to cap off the drive. Dirk Nowitzki who was held scoreless in the 3rd quarter scored 9 of his 20 points in the 4th including what would be the game winner a 16 foot jumper over Shawn Marion. The Suns found them selves down by 2 points with 22 seconds remaining and after a Jason Terry miss Steve Nash found Jimmy Jackson up court who had a wide open shoot and clanked it off the rim for what would be the Suns final shot of the game.

Final Score Mavs 80 - Suns 76

by **cklitsie** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 12:57 am

Let's see if the Suns can still dominate the Mavs like in last year's playoffs after all those trades and players they signed.
Are you starting James Jones just because just like him/dislike Kurt Thomas or are you doing it to try to keep the run and gun style like last season?

by **nbalive744** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 1:41 am

Great start, pretty good digital camera! Hope you take this one far. (Y)

by **Blasphemy** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 1:49 am

Hmm, I personally dont like the Suns because there loaded. But whatever good luck anyway.

by **bailey4mvp** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 7:29 am

cklitsie wrote:Let's see if the Suns can still dominate the Mavs like in last year's playoffs after all those trades and players they signed.
Are you starting James Jones just because just like him/dislike Kurt Thomas or are you doing it to try to keep the run and gun style like last season?

im going to see how Jones preformes against the mavs and if he doesn't pan out i will start thomas at PF and Marion at SFthanks for reading

by **bailey4mvp** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 4:36 pm

Rashard Dickerson’s Scouting Corner [/b]

Name: Matthias Carter
Pos: C
Age: 23
Height: 6'11
Weight: 242
Potential: Good
Projected: Top 20
Scouting: Offensive
My Thoughts: A big body that could be a viable back up to Amare Stoudemire or possible even play center.

Name: Anthony Rishon
Pos: SF
Age: 23
Height: 6'9
Weight: 227
Potential: Excellent
Projected: Early 2nd Round
Scouting: Offensive
My Thoughts: Should be a solid back up.

Name: Thomas Yourba
Pos: C
Age: 22
Height: 7'0
Weight: 282
Potential: Excellent
Projected: Top 15
Scouting: Offensive
My Thoughts: Would be a great addition to any team and has the size and height to be a solid center in the League.

by **bailey4mvp** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:22 pm

ok back from a week holidays will post a couple of games today

by **bailey4mvp** on Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:38 am

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Had To sim Game as NBA LIVE is playing up hella bad on the PS2

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by **Malfa** on Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:06 pm

Not bad for being on ps2.

by **bailey4mvp** on Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:07 pm

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by **bailey4mvp** on Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:33 pm

Suns Trade for Ellis and Taft

The Phoenix Suns today have swung a deal with the Golden State Warriors in witch the Suns will receive rookies SG Monta Ellis and PF Chris Taft and the Warriors will receive 2nd year man SG James Jones and PG Eddie House and a 2nd round draft pick.

The Suns who have been looking for a big man and a shooter rang the Warriors and asked Chris Mullins about the availability of Ellis and Taft in hopes of landing one of them. Mullins was looking for a SF to back up Mike Dunleavey Jr and a SG/PG who could score some points and add a spark off the bench.

#8 Monta Ellis G 6'3 177 10/26/1985 Lanier HS (Jackson, MS)
#24 Chris Taft F 6'10 261 3/10/1985 Pittsburgh

#50 Eddie House G 6'1 17505/14/1978 Arizona State
#22 James Jones F 6'8 22010/04/1980 Miami (Fla.)

by **bailey4mvp** on Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:48 pm

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by **nbalive744** on Fri Nov 04, 2005 2:22 am

O wow, what a tough losing streak, nice trade so you can shake things up, good luck versus Detroit.

by **Jing** on Fri Nov 04, 2005 3:34 am

hey nice trades. ellis and taft, i like em. espically ellis.

by **bailey4mvp** on Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:46 am

jxuusa wrote:hey nice trades. ellis and taft, i like em. espically ellis.

Thanks man yeah Ellis should see a bit of game time and Taft is a big body that i can bang with so i am looking forward to using him.

Marion better pull his finger out of he could be outta here as well

nbalive744=O wow, what a tough losing streak, nice trade so you can shake things up, good luck versus Detroit

Thanks for reading man. I had to do something to get out of this slup and House was hardly seeing the flor and jones was sucking it big time

by **BOSS** on Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:32 am

Crap trade. Taft iz just big. Ellis is one of my fav HS Rookie but not worth James Jones. That kid iz a sleeper. Eddie House iz good too.

by **bailey4mvp** on Fri Nov 04, 2005 1:27 pm

iLLuzionz wrote:Crap trade. Taft iz just big. Ellis is one of my fav HS Rookie but not worth James Jones. That kid iz a sleeper. Eddie House iz good too.

yeah i know Jones is good but i needed more size and the Warriors released him so when this game is over i am gunna sign him back up dont u worry

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