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Suns Locker Room Is A House Divided … For The AFC Championship Game
The Phoenix Suns are tapping on the court having dominated nine straight matches, yet there could be some jawing off of it this end of the week. 메이저사이트

The Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals will confront each other in the AFC Championship game Sunday with an opportunity to arrive at the Super Bowl, and Phoenix's storage space has fans on the two sides.

Forward Cam Johnson will pull for the youthful Bengals, while wings and Kansas City locals Ish Wainright and Landry Shamet will expect anther Chiefs' gathering title.

"Consistently (Johnson) gives me that resemble 'Goodness man, we got the Chiefs,'" Wainright told Arizona Sports' Burns and Gambo this week.

"I get more anxious watching Bengals games than playing in my own," Johnson told columnists after Friday's down. "Hands will be perspiring."

Wainright went to games growing up with his father. His said his sibling seriously loved linebacker Derrick Thomas while he was a tight end Tony Gonzalez fellow.

The forward enjoyed a youngster smaller than normal camp with the Buffalo Bills in 2018, yet he was pulling for the Chiefs last end of the week.

Johnson grew up close to Pittsburgh, yet he said his father was not into the Steelers having grown up a Dallas Cowboys fan.

The Suns forward turned into an enthusiast of wide beneficiary Chad Johnson and Cincinnati's regalia with the tiger stripes as a child.

He even gotten a "C. Johnson" shirt for Christmas one year.

"Mentor a few days ago was saying, 'Gracious, you fleeting trend,'" Johnson said. "I've been a fanatic Bengals fan for a very long time. It's totally paved the way to this Sunday."

Johnson said his sibling is a Chiefs fan, strangely, in light of the fact that he cherished watching running back Priest Holmes.

The fourth-year Sun likewise said he went up against Bengals wide beneficiary Tyler Boyd in secondary school sports and went to the University of Pittsburgh with him.

The dramatization in Phoenix could endure past this week.

Forward Mikal Bridges is a Los Angeles Rams fan, and his group faces the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC title game on Sunday.

If L.A. Gets the success, there will be Super Bowl smack talk in the Suns' storage space. Wainright said he is certifiably not a wagering man, however he would be available to it for that event.

"I'm truly searching for that Chiefs versus Rams, I really want to close (Mikal) up," he said.

The Suns have a game against the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday, yet it begins at 6 p.M. The AFC Championship game starts off at 1 p.M., which gives the players some an ideal opportunity to watch.