The Phoenix Suns were on top of their game at the start of the month. They got within five games of the Lakers and looked to be closing the gap in the Pacific Standings. Then they lost their last three of four. I missed all of those games. Living in the LA area, they aren’t on the LCD television every game. The last couple of games I did watch they won. Call it superstition but I need to catch the game against the Bobcats so they can come out with a big W today. Now seven games behind the Lakers it does not look like they will move from the second place spot in their standings.
I’m sure someone tells the players how many people were watching their game in any given week. It has to feel good when they are drawing more people to watch. If I can add one more tally to their LCD television stats, I will. They are on the road today and Monday. Every fan far and wide needs to lend their support. My flat panel television will be tuned in whenever possible.
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The Phoenix Suns were on top of their game at the start of the month. They got within five games of the Lakers and looked to be closing the gap in the Pacific Standings. Then they lost their last three of four. I missed all of those games. Living in the LA area, they aren’t on the LCD television every game. The last couple of games I did watch they won. Call it superstition but I need to catch the game against the Bobcats so they can come out with a big W today. Now seven games behind the Lakers it does not look like they will move from the second place spot in their standings.
