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Let's not forget they'd be left with no bench. KG would have to play C, too. Amare fits in the Suns offense much better because he's dominant offensively; it'd be interesting to see KG's more passive game try to adapt.

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Simmons dealt with the bench issue. Sign a free-agent (like Barnes from GSW), then use the two first round picks for Noah and Acie Law:
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Check out this nine-man nucleus: KG, Marion, Bell, Barbosa and Nash as the starters, with Noah, Diaw, Law and Barnes coming off the bench. They'd be covered for every conceivable situation (smallball, grind-it-out ball, run-and-gun, you name it) and they'd be led by two desperate superstars (KG and Nash) who'd basically be ready to give 10 years of their lives to win one title.

Would you bet against that team in the 2008 playoffs? Me neither.


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I already responded to it. Try reading the whole post for your respond. lol @ Suns affording a quality bench player (OH LIKE MARCUS BANKS?) when the owner doesn't want to go past the luxury tax. lol @ counting on two rookies IN A BEST CASE SCENARIO as big contributors off the bench.

And for the purposes of the Suns team and getting this trade accepted, trading Amare > trading Marion.