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**BCWWF** · 06-03-2005, 01:02 AM

I feel obligated to go back on topic for ya'll now.

I don't think its stupid for people to think the Suns had a chance this year. Realistically, they have the number of every team in the NBA besides the Spurs, maybe one or two others (I don't know how they matched up against Detroit and Miami). If the Spurs had gotten knocked out in an earlier round, there is no doubt that the Suns can beat every other team in the West. Houston, Denver, Sacramento, Seattle, whoever. It was pretty much a fact all year that the Spurs were the best team in the West, but the way that the Suns play they are going to win a lot of games, its that simple. Like I said in another thread, you can be the best team but not neccessarily win the championship. Where the false hope for us Phoenix fans came was when Tim Duncan went down with an injury late in the regular season and the Spurs looked like...well the Timberwolves. They couldn't beat the Washington Generals. The only problem is that Duncan came back and the Spurs got back to normal, and I think that it is going to take a miracle for them to lose four games.

So in conclusion, its not the Suns inadequacy, its the Spurs pure domination.

06-03-2005, 01:02 AM	#356
BCWWF The People's Member Posts: 18,092	I feel obligated to go back on topic for ya'll now. I don't think its stupid for people to think the Suns had a chance this year. Realistically, they have the number of every team in the NBA besides the Spurs, maybe one or two others (I don't know how they matched up against Detroit and Miami). If the Spurs had gotten knocked out in an earlier round, there is no doubt that the Suns can beat every other team in the West. Houston, Denver, Sacramento, Seattle, whoever. It was pretty much a fact all year that the Spurs were the best team in the West, but the way that the Suns play they are going to win a lot of games, its that simple. Like I said in another thread, you can be the best team but not neccessarily win the championship. Where the false hope for us Phoenix fans came was when Tim Duncan went down with an injury late in the regular season and the Spurs looked like...well the Timberwolves. They couldn't beat the Washington Generals. The only problem is that Duncan came back and the Spurs got back to normal, and I think that it is going to take a miracle for them to lose four games. So in conclusion, its not the Suns inadequacy, its the Spurs pure domination.