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Hill says he would like to play one or two more years in Phoenix
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Owner/Managing Editor/Sr. Writer
Grant Hill wants to continue to play after this season.
There were indications that he would retire after the season. Hill is 39-years-old, and would like to play for another year or two.
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Too hot to handle, too big for Suns
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The ball whipped around the perimeter quickly and always seemed to find Ryan Anderson open beyond the arc. When it got inside, Marcin Gortat, left on an island against Howard as he often was in practice when he was with the Magic, was defenseless against the Dwight Howard brute force.
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Suns 113, Pacers 111
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Grant Hill crafts lasting NBA legacy
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Heat Abuse Suns In The Fourth To Win 99-95.
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