Comments on: Lakers 121, Suns 102 — Not ready for primetime

By: Channing Frye: the hidden X-factor| Valley of the Suns

Channing Frye: the hidden X-factor| Valley of the Suns — Fri, 14 May 2010 20:08:37 +0000

[...] their first meeting this is the next offensive play after the Lakers lost track of Frye, who was a starter at the time, [...]

By: Phoenix Suns vs. Los Angeles Lakers -- Season series in review| Valley of the Suns

Tue, 11 May 2010 20:36:57 +0000

[...] an 8-1 record. But the almighty Lakers knocked the Suns from their high horse with a dominant 19-point victory, without Pau Gasol nonetheless. Kobe Braynt and company led by as many as 27 and completely stifled [...]

By: Ranking the Suns' playoff competition| Valley of the Suns

Ranking the Suns' playoff competition| Valley of the Suns — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 07:04:26 +0000

[...] series: The Lakers defeated the Suns 121-102 in Los Angeles on Nov. 12; the Lakers defeated the Suns 108-88 in Los Angeles on Dec. 6; Phoenix [...]

By: Suns 118, Lakers 103 — Back to November| Valley of the Suns

Suns 118, Lakers 103 — Back to November| Valley of the Suns — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 09:38:14 +0000

[...] three in this one (89) than they had in the Dec. 6 meeting, and they surpassed their total from the Nov. 12 game by the 8:38 mark of the [...]

By: Preview: Lakers (24-5) at Suns (19-12)| Valley of the Suns

Preview: Lakers (24-5) at Suns (19-12)| Valley of the Suns — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 05:06:29 +0000

[...] Lakers have dominated the Suns on two different occasions earlier this year in Staples Center. Phoenix didn’t have much of a chance [...]

By: The Z. Man

The Z. Man — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:50:19 +0000

Paul B. is VERY good.

Look what then happened to the “champs” the following game.

Back to back games set back the best. We are no different than the best. Gentry does need to learn from his mistakes by resting those tired legs. Suns had some players WITH lots of energy (Louis, J-Dud, Earl, and the Brazilian Blur). Game was already lost however before the energy gang had a shot to make a diff.

MUST start and ALSO finish with LB. Let’s go SUNS!!!!

By: Jabari

Jabari — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 20:09:27 +0000

LOL Darlena…

Maybe it’s not so fun to play back-to-back nights with travel in between on the road after all, is it?

By: Darlena C.

Darlena C. — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 14:50:10 +0000

i believe you Suns fans finally got your wake up call last night. my L.A.Lakers are still in charge of the NBA. and we are still not at full strentgth. another lost season in Arizona. the Finals run through Staples Center — as usual. so go choke in Denver cuzz we see choking victims everyday.

By: Paul B

Paul B — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:48:47 +0000

For being not "quite ready for primetime" I'd say the Suns are doing pretty good, with 8 W's and only 2 L's they are tied for first in the conference. Plus they have scored at least 100 points per game for all 10 games. What is it with you sports commentators and writers about saying the Suns aren't in the elite of elites. Who is I might ask? Boston, who lost to this Suns team at home? Or maybe LA who is tied with the same team they just beat for first in their conference?

Give me a break, I think it's time you start paying attention to facts and stop blabbing your "know-it-all" mouth that seems disconnected from your brain. You know I seem to know more than you do and I am just a fan, not a sports analyst/writer. You make the statement that yes they just had a grueling 7 games in 10 days, then you don't make the exception that LA's loss was to Dallas by just 5 points less than their win over the Suns.

It seems to me Michael Schwartz, that you need to go get another job, because simply put the one you're doing right now, it isn't putting up very good numbers….

By: Justin B.

Justin B. — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:56:32 +0000

Should have been "15 points or so" not pounds.