Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:31 pm EST

Phoenix Suns Coach Mike D'Antoni said he feels that the team's turnover issues are a big part of their defensive woes. Phoenix has given up 113.6 points per game in the past four contests, including the Philadelphia 76ers scoring 24 more than its season average Saturday.
"We're not a lock-down, grind-it-out team, and we never will be," he said, adding that he believes the Suns can hold teams to 100 points if they are not so careless on offense. "We've got to loosen up a little bit as people and as a team and get back to trying to beat people and not trying (not) to lose."
The Suns are caught in a midseason training camp, trying to find cohesion at both ends.
Source: Arizona Republic
Posted Nov 21 2009
Posted Nov 21 2009
Posted Nov 21 2009
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You all hope the Suns will just go away because they've denied your teams opportunities these last few years...too bad, they aren't going anywhere. They have only played 6 games with Shaq, it is going to take many more until they get it right, but when they do, we will be right back where we belong.
But it's okay for you haters to daydream about us going away,lol.........
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the spurs if you all deside 2 loss 3 of the 4 can find shaq and nash having a very early vacation.
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