In NBA conversations, there's usually talk of iconic Finals performances or of the greatest players who never managed to take home a ring. Then, there are those who never even had the chance.
The unfortunate reality of basketball, and of any physical sport, is that injuries will happen. Most of the time, they're minor and just a blip, but sometimes, they have a much more significant impact.
The last time an American won the MVP was in the 2017-18 season, when James Harden did so. Since then, it’s been European domination, and even this season, Shai, Jokic, and Luka are not slowing down.
Portland Trail Blazers wing Deni Avdija has gotten flowers from two of the greatest minds to ever take to an NBA court: Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James and Hall of Fame point guard Steve Nash.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Almost every record in the NBA today has LeBron James near the top of the list or firmly within reach. There are still a few he can chase before retiring, particularly the record for the most wins in NBA history.
Admittedly, I am a relatively young Suns fan. By the time I was consuming basketball, Robert Horry was already the most hated man in Phoenix. But when I was a kid, I loved Steve Nash.
Steve Nash indicated he does not expect to pursue another head-coaching opportunity, reflecting on his tenure with the Brooklyn Nets and the evolving demands of the modern NBA.
Steve Nash has sparked a wave of curiosity across the NBA world after a new message tied to his podcast with LeBron James sent fans scrambling for answers.
LeBron James and Steve Nash are excited to see how the Paolo Banchero - Franz Wagner - Desmond Bane dynamic shakes out on the basketball court: "I think the key for Orlando in many ways will be how they can incorporate those guys together...
Ever since LeBron James launched the Mind the Game podcast, it has allowed fans to receive deeper insight into basketball. LeBron has held a reputation as a player with a high basketball IQ for what seems like his entire career.
Everything good must come to an end. Unfortunately, every NBA player comes to that realization in some way or another. A few days ago, Steve Nash notably revealed the moment which led to his eventual retirement.
Part 1 of the Mind the Game Stephen Curry interview released Tuesday, and podcast host Steve Nash admitted that guarding Curry in a 2014 preseason game contributed to his decision to retire earlier than anticipated.
Hall of Fame former Los Angeles Lakers point guard Steve Nash (who is definitely not in the Hall of Fame because of his brief, injury-riddled Los Angeles tenure) has a big question about LA's most important new offseason piece.
For the first time since 2012, Steve Nash is living in the Valley. The former point guard will join the Phoenix Suns as a senior advisor, team owner Mat Ishbia stated on Monday.
The Phoenix Suns have made some massive changes to their roster this offseason, most notably parting ways with NBA legend Kevin Durant after 145 games with the franchise across three seasons.
Steve Nash is back in very familiar territory. Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia announced over social media on Monday that the Basketball Hall of Famer Nash is returning to their team.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia announced Monday that former star Steve Nash has been named senior advisor to the team, bringing one of the franchise’s most iconic players back to the organization.
The Phoenix Suns are just over two decades removed from one of the best decisions they made as a franchise. In the summer of 2004, the Suns re-signed Steve Nash after he spent a few years with the Dallas Mavericks.
Steve Nash is one of the best guards in NBA history. Just like Nash, Washington Wizards legend John Wall is also among the exciting to ever play the position.
After a shocking trade to the Lakers, Luka Doncic has devoted months to intensive conditioning this summer. With the five-time All-NBA guard looking "lean as heck," Doncic seems intent on proving the Mavericks made a mistake in trading him.
Since 2020, the Brooklyn Nets have cycled through five head coaches. They hired Steve Nash after Kenny Atkinson stepped down. When Nash didn't work out, Brooklyn turned to Jacque Vaughn.
When the Brooklyn Nets signed Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving back in 2019, they instantly became one of the favorites to win the title. That was even more true when they made two-time MVP Steve Nash their head coach a year later and then traded for James Harden a few months into the season.
When Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant teamed up in Brooklyn in 2019, the expectations were enormous. With Steve Nash later brought in as head coach and James Harden joining the mix in 2021, many believed the Brooklyn Nets were on track to form a dynasty.
The Phoenix Suns haven't had a loud offseason on the free agent front, but they have been able to build a contender through that route before. Back in 2004, the Suns signed Steve Nash away from the Dallas Mavericks and he went on to win the next two MVP awards.
For the third straight offseason, the Phoenix Suns are looking for a new head coach, and one of the favorites are out of the running. NBA reporter Marc Stein announced on Tuesday that legendary Suns point guard Steve Nash will be joining Amazon’s Prime NBA coverage for the 2025-2026 season, nixing any hope for Nash to return to the Valley.