The Suns' main players have been traded several times, and even team boss Stephen Marbury has been traded to the Knicks, along with Anfernee Hardaway.

Suffice it to say, the rest of the Suns are old, weak, sick and disabled. Sophomore rookie Amarestad Mayer was put in the core position by the Suns, as well as hacker Sean Marion, and singled Jojo Johnson to assist, it is said that this main configuration is not bad, but except for the three of him, there are almost no other players who can score double-doubles.

And they still lack a point guard who can knead their fighting power together, so that's why the Suns have maintained a strong competitiveness since '05 after trading two-time regular season MVP point guard Steve Nash, and have also topped the Western Conference regular season record many times.

So the Suns are not so weak, it's just a little chaotic, after all, the core of the house has just left, and all the Suns players have their minds and want to be the boss, which has caused the Suns to fight for themselves, which is also the source of the Suns' chaos.

When the Pistons went to Phoenix Sun, Larry Brown wanted to give his disciples a benefit in advance, after all, if the team wants to remain competitive for a long time, there must be incentives.

Larry Brown said to his disciples: "The Suns are another ATM for us, we can swipe the data as we like, but we must also pay attention to our own safety and don't hurt ourselves for the sake of data." ”

The Pistons players were happy to hear that there were benefits again, and the main players could brush up more stats, and the role players could also get more playing time, which was a good way to get the best of both worlds.

When the Pistons came to Phoenix, they felt that this was the Sunshine City, the sun was indeed abundant, and it was very warm.

When night fell and the lights came on, the Pistons walked into the Phoenix Suns' home court en masse and prepared for the game.

Osborne followed the team on the court for regular training and pre-game warm-up exercises, but instead of practicing layups, Osborne chose to shoot three-pointers, and his teammates saw it and laughed: "Osborne, you won't shoot three-pointers for the whole game, and I won't see you do some other actions." ”

Osborne replied: "You don't have to tease me like that, I think my three-point shooting today is very accurate, so most of my offense today should be three-point shooting, but of course I can't shoot three-pointers all over the court, because I have other performances, such as dunk performances, and I have to support my teammates." I don't do anything other than a few necessary balls. ”

Seeing Osborne say so resolutely, his teammates had no choice but to support him, after all, once Osborne's three-point shot is turned on, it is a very hilarious thing, because almost no team can survive the Pistons' three-point rain.

The game officially started, and the starting lineup sent by the Pistons was still the Pistons Five Tigers who shocked the league, while the Suns were some starting lineups that did not meet the norms, because some players had not played in this position at all, so the Suns were a little confused.

The Suns' starting lineup is: center Amarestad Meyre, power forward Sean Marion, small forward Joe Johnson, scoring guard Leandro Barbossa, and point guard Kathy Jacobson.

Such a lineup seems a bit nondescript, but there is no way, the former core of the Suns, Stephen Marbury, was sold by the Suns because of his brain-dead behavior, so it is not an exaggeration to say that the rest of the Suns lineup is a remnant.

At the beginning of the game, the Pistons center Ben Wallace and the Suns' new core Amare Stademire jumped the ball, and the result was undoubtedly the young and energetic Stoudemire who won, because Stoudemire had just defeated the 02 champion Xiu Da Yao to win the honorary title of best rookie, and he had just become the new core of the Suns, so he easily defeated Ben Wallace to grab the basketball when he urgently needed to show himself.

The Suns' point guard is a little sluggish, like a guy who can't play without someone to command, Stoudemire is a little helpless, after all, their point guard can't play, let alone expect him to organize offense and assist others, there is no way Stoudemire card to be in a good position and then signal the point guard to throw the ball high, this he is very skilled, Stoudemire took over the basketball and directly performed an extremely flexible dream dance move.

Ben Wallace didn't know it was a trap and jumped up directly to block Stoudemire, but Stoudemire didn't have the intention to make a move at all, so Big Ben was shaken by a young sophomore, and then Stoudemire directly opened the scoring for the Suns with a dunk.

After that, it was the Pistons' turn to attack, and Osborne, as the recognized core of the Pistons, had to respond, so he went directly to Chancey Billups to ask for the ball to be returned.

Chauncey Billups knew what Osborne meant, and then he dribbled past Osborne's side, and then directly handed the basketball to Osborn, and then directly blocked Joe Johnson who wanted to make a move, Osborne immediately had a space to shoot, Osborne directly seized the opportunity, shot a three-point shot, and the basketball scored cleanly, and then Osborne made a high-five salute with Chaunsi Billups.

The Pistons led the Suns 3-2, and Stoudemire saw that Osborne was so hateful and obviously wanted to target him, and Stoudemire thought viciously: I don't believe it, you can keep shooting three-pointers today, if you can't, but I can stay inside and score two points.

It's a pity that the Suns are destined to be unlucky today, because Osborne is going to shoot three-pointers all the time in tonight's game, and the Suns will not give up if they don't shoot to death.

Stoudemire wanted to fight back, so he asked for the ball again to prepare to single Ben Wallace, but this time Ben Wallace and Tysian Prince directly wrapped Stoudemire, so that his footsteps could not play, so Stoudemire passed the ball to the hands of singles Joe, who really deserved to be a singles master, and directly passed Osborne with a series of difficult fancy moves, and then sent the ball into the basket with a small throw.

Then Osborne stopped shooting three points by himself, because he also needed some help, otherwise he would not be able to succeed if he played alone, so after Osborne received his pass, Osborne also used his coquettish move past Joe Johnson, and then he did not attack himself but passed the ball to Richard Hamilton who was in the open position.

Hamilton stood outside the three-point line without any hesitation, and scored a three-pointer directly, and the Pistons once again led the Suns by two points 6:4. (To be continued.) )