Phoenix Suns forward Grant Hill worked out Friday at US Airways Center and declared there are ''good chances'' of his return to Phoenix.
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December 02, 2011
PHOENIX -- It wasn't the clichd "best shape of my life" line often uttered before the start of a new season, but Phoenix Suns center Robin Lopez did report Thursday that he's doing a whole lot better physically than he was last season.
With an unusually long break due to the NBA's 149-day lockout, Lopez said he's feeling healthier and more athletic after...
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December 03, 2011
Grant Hill is likely to re-sign with the Suns.
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December 02, 2011
The Phoenix Suns will take the court for the first time in the 2011-12 season with a two-game exhibition slate, the team announced Friday.
The Suns and Denver Nuggets will play a two-game home-and-home set beginning Tuesday, Dec. 20, at Pepsi Center in Denver. Two nights later, the clubs will close the preseason on Dec. 22 at US Airways Center in a game that will tip off at 7 p...
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December 01, 2011
The Phoenix Suns claim that Grant Hill is their top free agent priority, but according to Newsday, they’ll have to fight off the Knicks’ advances: “On the first day the NBA permitted team executives to contact agents about players, the Knicks prepared to reach out to several free agents, including one who turned them down two years ago. Although Caron Butler and Shawne Williams...
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December 01, 2011
PHOENIX (AP) -- Steve Nash says it's "very, very important" to him that the Phoenix Suns re-sign his good friend Grant Hill.
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December 01, 2011
Steve Nash says that it's 'very, very important' to him that the Phoenix Suns re-sign his good friend Grant Hill.
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December 01, 2011
Steve Nash says that it's "very, very important" to him that the Phoenix Suns re-sign his good friend Grant Hill.
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December 02, 2011
39-year old Grant Hill is a coveted free agent, and should he leave Phoenix, that would make Steve Nash a very sad panda. From the Arizona Republic: “Unlike most people, Nash believes the Suns are a playoff team after missing the postseason last season at 40-42. Their roster and rotation likely will look largely the same as the front office keeps salary space in tact to pursue...
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December 02, 2011
Phoenix Suns swingman Jared Dudley has long been one of the League’s most outspoken players. So when you hear him compare David Stern to a rapper’s hype man and proclaim that “ESPN pays him,” it might not be all that shocking. But his honesty is always refreshing, so when he recently sat down with Hard 2 Guard Radio to talk about the lockout and the Suns, we listened. Among...
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December 02, 2011
NBA players and owners don't have a lot of day-to-day contact, unless one of them sits behind the bench, so it isn't as if we're staring down the barrel of a full-on soap opera as the players return to work on December 9th. But there's bound to be some resentment from the players, right? After all, these owners signed the players to what they thought were legally...
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