Who really should be on the All-Time Suns team?

Who really should be on the all-time Suns team?

By Adam Maynes | Aug 28, 2017

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LANDOVER, MD – CIRCA 1976: Alvan Adams #33 of the Phoenix Suns in action against the Washington Bullets during an NBA basketball game circa 1976 at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland. Adams played for the Suns from 1975-88. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images) /

With Shaquille O’Neal, the Suns really only have one true modern center on their all-time roster.

However, while Adams was a center, per se, and would likely be dominated by other all-time center’s, his inclusion is a necessity on the Suns’ all-time roster, and is at least protected enough by the fact that Amar’e Stoudemire too could play center in a pinch should the opponent’s backup be far too big or capable a center for Adams to cover.

Statistically Adams’ best season was his rookie year and would be what Suns fans would expect on the 2K18 game. That being said, unless he added a 3-point shot (that again didn’t exist back then) he wouldn’t get many minutes.

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