Comments on: NBA Playoffs Suns Lakers Game 6: Is everything else for the Suns gravy?

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By: Foul Dwimmerlaik

Foul Dwimmerlaik — Sat, 29 May 2010 23:34:13 +0000

Great series from both teams. Suns hardly a pushover. But in the end, there can only be one — and the Lakers are back in the Finals for the third consecutive year! Woohoo! Props to Nash and especially Dragic. This Suns team showed a lot of heart and you gotta respect that.

By: Craig W.

Craig W. — Sat, 29 May 2010 19:19:02 +0000

This is a column about the Suns — they and Steve Nash have been nothing short of spectacular. However, your assumptions that the Lakers are better rests on one thing, and one thing only. Remove Kobe and Steve Nash from their respective teams and I submit that Phoenix would have a better than even chance of taking the Lakers out. Trade those two players and I submit the Suns would be definite favorites. As much as I love watching Steve Nash, Kobe is simply in another world. My goodness how he must frustrate opposing coaches when they see what he is doing this series. The ability to see where the leaks are in the Laker dam and then go there and plug them himself. For 10 minutes scoring is needed, then some assists, then a few boards, then the team needs to staunch a Phoenix run. His not only a Swiss Army knife, but one that is infinitely sharp.
And to think the ‘talking heads’ are trying to find ways to say he is going downhill. Sounds like they are talking about Steve Nash.