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It should have been Anderson inbounding the ball. That's how you know that Hardy is not about winning games.

And that is why your middle school coach kept repeating that you always need to box out, Walker. You should have listened.

OK, so if the Suns force the overtime Lauri is guaranteed to get his 50 points. Go Suns!

The Suns are determined to keep fouling Lauri to his first 50-pint game.

Do you remember how bad was Keyonte in his first season when he was bringing the ball up and being pressured? He improved so, so much.

Kessler just leveled up this season, and in so many facets. Free throw shooting, dribbling, passing, finishing at the rim, 3-point shooting... Walker looks like he can end up being a top-7 center at some point.

He is missing everything off the dribble but makes everything when his feet are set.

The offense was flowing so much better with Keyonte, tbh.

Grayson is such an efficient role player. His prime is being wasted in Phoenix.

So far Markkanen has been playing way more physical than the last season. I just hope that his body can take all that contact.

Ace is being patient and letting other, more experienced players to set him up.

Also, I really hope that Ace finally has a semi-decent game, because in his first two games he arguably was worse than Cody a year ago.

Ace has shown zero reasons to start him so far. He would be just fine cutting his teeth against fellow bench players: forcing him to defend Booker would be just cruel.

From what I saw Collier is extremely fast to recognize when any teammate gains some space from his defender for just a second - and Collier immediately shoots a quick pass to him just in time. That is how he gets a lot of his assists. Collier can effortlessly monitor several players while...

It won't be easy. The Suns have no bigs and would struggle against the tall frontcourt that the Jazz started in the previous games. The Suns run the starting lineup of 4 guards and a mediocre PF, who is a bad rebounder and not a shot blocker.

It would be really funny if Collier comes in with a much improved jumper and takes the PG spot for good. I mean, I don't really expect it to happen but he exists and he is the best passer by far. And there were cases when young players markedly improved their shooting in their second year.

Compared to Walt Keyonte was in a very different situation development-wise. And it is not just because Walt played one more season. WCJ got to play in a structured basketball environment for a good team were every game mattered and everyone cared about the wins... while Keyonte spent two years...

The same Jerry Sloan consistently played Ostertag and the Jazz offense was just fine.

Reading it more closely, you are asking two different questions: "who has a better career" and "place your bet on our future PG." The answers could be different.

One thing that may actually swing the relative career trajectories for Clayton and Keyonte is the playing style. Clayton plays very safely and under control, while Keyonte constantly barrels into the traffic, dunks, rapidly accelerates... You can see George on the floor quite often. That style...