Is the Suns’ playoff performance dominating? Or nail-biting?
Just a question. Does anyone watch the games nervously and probably get high blood pressure until they are over ? The playoffs always put a huge toll on me. — John Van Bodegon
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Is the Suns’ playoff performance dominating? Or nail-biting?
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Fans discuss watching Phoenix in the NBA postseason
Just a question. Does anyone watch the games nervously and probably get high blood pressure until they are over ? The playoffs always put a huge toll on me. — John Van Bodegon
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Not easy
Yes, because we can never dominate and make it easy. Arizona teams always have to be in nail-biting type games. — Roy Brandon Padilla
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No confidence
...gave me high blood pressure! But the Mavericks were OK. I didn’t like the way the Suns slowed down the last 9 minutes though! ...We don’t want the Mavericks getting any confidence like the Pelicans did. — Nancy C. Parker
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Rolling
Yep! Sometimes I shut it off because I can’t handle the roller coaster of emotions. — Janice Budd-Fentress
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Awful
Literally as soon as the game starts there goes my heart beating like crazy until the game is over. It’s awful. — Jackie Velazquez
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Comeback
With this team, no. Since the Suns have killed it so many times in the fourth quarter, I just wait until then and watch them come back. — Travis Murphy
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Up late
I cuss like a sailor and I can’t sit still. Especially when we have to play against the refs. My 90-year-old Suns fan father says he doesn’t know how much more he can handle. He never misses a game and he’s on Eastern Time. — Deborah Rexrode
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