Pick 13: Steve Nash
Pick 14: Brandon Roy
Pick 15: Gilbert Arenas
Pick 16: Jason Kidd
Pick 17 (me): Jose Calderon
Pick 18: Pau Gasol
Pick 19: Chauncey Billups
Pick 20: Rajon Rondo
Pick 21: Tim Duncan
Pick 22: Kevin Garnett
Pick 23: Devin Haris
Pick 24: Joe Johnson
My Strategy: After looking over mock drafts the point guard run starts in the second round. As you [...]
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Via Ball Don't Lie
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October 19, 2009
Courtesy of Jared Dudley's Flip Mino Camcorder, Suns' guard Steve Nash(notes) shows off his athletic soccer skills by kicking in a basket during practice. Sound familiar? Of course it does. Mr. Canada did the same thing, albeit from behind the three-point line, a couple of years back. Somewhere in New York, Mike D'Antoni's mustache is smiling.Cheers, Hooped Up.
Via Dirty Tackle
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October 20, 2009
We all know NBA star Steve Nash has some footballing skills, but in this video shot by Phoenix Suns teammate Jared Dudley, we see he also has the ability to meld his talents in the two sports into one trick shot reminiscent of the one Davey Becks made in that Adidas video (though he did [...]
Via Hooped Up: Atlanta Hawks
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October 19, 2009
At this moment, I’m not too sure if attempting to kick a ball in for a free throw is illegal, but if it isn’t and Steve Nash only attempted to kick in all of his free throws for an entire season. I bet he could have a slightly better free throw / kick percentage than a few [...]
Via Major League Soccer Talk
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October 19, 2009
In 2010 Major League Soccer will welcome the Philadelphia Union to its ranks as the fifteenth club to join the division, and thus far the club has been bolstered by strong ticket sales. The league office will hope Philadelphia’s inclusion will create a strong east coast rivalry with New England, New York, and D.C. United. [...]
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Via ESPN
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October 21, 2009
The Suns lost Steve Nash and Grant Hill but still scored 143 to beat the Kings.
Via Real Cavs Fans
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October 21, 2009
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Via SI.com
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October 21, 2009
PHOENIX(AP) Channing Frye scored 29 points, Amare Stoudemire had 26, and the fast-moving Phoenix Suns overcame the losses of Steve Nash and Grant Hill to beat the Sacramento Kings 143-127 on Tuesday night in their final home preseason game.
Via The Offside
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October 20, 2009
Something to read while you wonder: Does Steve Nash even like basketball anymore?
Video spotted on the very Dirty Tackle
John Terry loves the ladies, and now vice vera (The Guardian)
Fahrenheit 2010 (Unprofessional Foul)
Torino fan wins best Italian banner award (The Spoiler)
In a short time, Abou Diaby will be one of the best defensive midfielders in Europe, said Cesc to (Arsenal FC ...
Via Sacbee
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October 20, 2009
The refreshing taste of victory against Golden State on Saturday served as a reminder to the Kings that hustle and rebounds can generate a lot of goodwill.
And then there's Pete Carril, the Hall of Fame coach who douses that good cheer by reminding all comers that this is still very much a work-in-progress process: The Kings have one triumph in four exhibition attempts. There...
Via AZ Central
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October 20, 2009
Grant Hill was ejected and Steve Nash left with a right-ankle sprain in the Suns' 143-127 win.
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