Should Amare Stoudemire be traded for KG? What will the Phoenix suns do?

Why would you NOT want this trade. KG is a superstar, no question!

I've responded to this question on other discussions before but I'll say it again - I would trade Amare in a heartbeat! If you look at the Suns recent playoff failures, they have one thing in common - Tim Duncan. The Suns have absolutely no answer for Timmy. Amare is a great offensive player but he doesn't really play good post defense. In a conference that is loaded with quality power forwards - Duncan, Dirk, Garnett, Boozer, Brand, etc. Phoenix could find themselves in a position where they would have to go through three of these guys just to get into the finals. In order to stop these guys, you need someone who does more than just score and rebound. KG will do all the little things you need him to. He rebounds, passes, plays teriffic post defense as well as helpside D, and is a great team leader. Maybe most of all he wants a championship more than just about anyone in the league - he will give maximum effort every night. The second reason I do this deal is Steve Nash. The guy is 33 years old and is starting to break down. His game is still at a high level but the injuries are starting to pile up. How many really good years does he have left? Maybe three or four? And what is the Suns record when Nash doesn't play? Do you really think the Suns have a shot at the title without Nash running the show? Amare would assure you of having a very good team for the next 10 years (assuming the microfracture surgury holds up), but Garnett would make you a favorite to win the finals every year for the next four years. So would you be willing to trade Amare's youth for Garnett's talents? I would have no problem making that deal. Give the Suns a starting line-up of Nash, Bell, Marion, Diaw, and KG with Barbosa, Kenny Thomas, and now Alando Tucker coming off the bench. That would have to make them a favorite for the title. Trade Amare! The future is Now!!!

I don't like it either because Amare is young and can still improve