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On this week’s episode of the Sunny in PHX Podcast, Charlie Erling and Mitch Krmpotich discuss a few Suns related headlines, break down last week’s games, and look forward to this week’s games against the Timberwolves and Trail Blazers.
The guys start off the show by joking about the Tweet reply from Jae Crowder to someone who was definitely not his alternate account. What is Crowder’s trade value looking like after NBA teams have seen the Suns play at a high level without him? After that, the guys check in on Chris Paul after his early season struggles, and discuss the Nets decision to move on from Steve Nash as head coach.
The guys break down last week’s three games, all W’s! We talk about the obvious, the Klay Thompson ejection, as well as how great the team looked as a whole against the Warriors. Then the guys move onto the Pelicans game, which was a highly contested game despite the Pelicans missing Williamson, Ingram, and Jones. Then the guys talk about the W over the young Houston Rockets.
This week, the Suns play the Timberwolves and then have the Portland Trail Blazers back-to-back this weekend. Let’s hope the Suns can make up for their one loss of the season which happened against the Blazers earlier this year.
Thanks for tuning in, and Go Suns!
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