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y2ktors wrote:Mike Bibby

Considering that he constituted one of the more significant players in the NBA for a few years, the fact that Bibby never made an All-Star team is rather amazing, especially given that the point guard position wasn't exactly loaded during his heyday.

Not to be a wet blanket here (hell, I started the thread), but I'm not sure I buy into the idea of Phoenix, in a sense, staying ahead of the league by spacing the floor with shooters and playing two attacking PGs. Hell, the Warriors basically did the same thing with Baron Davis/Monta Ellis and Mont...

Grizz and I discussed the Suns a few times. I marveled at what Hornacek and Co. were able to do with that team. Like many, I had them slotted at the bottom of the Western Conference. Good to see Gmat around here. And, he's pretty spot on. With the complexity of defenses, the NBA has become about sp...

Elliot Perry http://www.basketballreference.com/teams/boxscore.htm?yr=1995&b=19960112&tm=phx http://www.basketballreference.com/teams/boxscore.htm?yr=1995&b=19960421&tm=hou https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtXbQ-JfZf8 http://www.basketballreference.com/teams/boxscore.htm?yr=1995&b...

James, quite easily.

The Suns won 48 games even though Eric Bledsoe missed 39 games, or virtually half the season. When one considers that Phoenix went 27-13 (.675) in the 40 games that Bledsoe started, the 48 wins should not be considered a fluke. Indeed, with a healthy Bledsoe, the Suns could have won 55 games. Certai...

When it comes to Bball IQ, GMAT was criminally overrated. I would suggest that you read how I correctly countered the notion that Steve Nash would create the same effect for the Lakers as he had done for the Suns, or that Nash would improve Kobe Bryant's field goal percentage. http://forums.realgm....