Suns have touted their continuity, but it’s yet to show up in their shaky start
The Suns are 1-1 in one of the ugliest possible ways. The slow start is hardly a death sentence, but it is concerning. The Phoenix Suns and Golden State Warriors had a disappointing start to the season in their home opener. The Suns were down 21-0 to start and ended up never competitive, setting an unofficial record for the earliest point in a season in which a team has needed to sound such an alarm. The team had previously touted their continuity as a springboard to Western Conference respectability. However, the loss was seen as a wakeup call for the team, with star guard Devin Booker calling it a "wakeup call." Golden State coach Steve Kerr emphasized the team's ability to bounce back, despite their recent loss to the Memphis Grizzlies. The game was marked by progress, with the Suns scoring 13 seconds into the first quarter and a lacklustre defense.
Publicado : hace 4 horas por Doug Haller en Sports
PHOENIX — Minutes before Saturday night’s home opener, as the Phoenix Suns and Golden State Warriors warmed up at Mortgage Matchup Center, Dillon Brooks walked to midcourt, arena mic in hand.
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