via ESPN
The Clippers have learned the lesson from their cross-town neighbors, the Lakers. The Lakers compromised their future by trading multiple first round draft picks for Steve Nash, who has seen limited time on the court. The Celtics are asking the same for Doc Rivers, a guy who won’t even be on the court. The Clippers have walked away, citing that it’s too high a price...
via LA Times
The blockbuster trades didn’t happen. The deals that would’ve blown the Clippers and Lakers lineups did not push through. That would’ve confused the Staples Center regulars.
The Clippers and Lakers will pick up the pieces and move on. The Clippers don’t have a coach yet, since the trade would’ve addressed that. The Lakers probably wish they could trade...
Lakers guard Steve Nash suffered a fracture in his fibula during the second game of the season, that sidelined him until Dec. 22.
Nash missed 24 games during that stretch, and was never the same during the 2012-13 NBA season. Nash’s 6.7 assist per game were his lowest since 2,000.
Lakers trainer Gary Vitti now wants the team to limit his minutes, so that Nash can be healthier...
Lakers guard Steve Nash suffered a fracture in his fibula during the second game of the season, that sidelined him until Dec. 22.
Nash missed 24 games during that stretch, and was never the same during the 2012-13 NBA season. Nash’s 6.7 assist per game were his lowest since 2,000.
Lakers trainer Gary Vitti now wants the team to limit his minutes, so that Nash can be healthier...
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Amid rumors that next season could be his last in the NBA, a recent report indicates that Kobe Bryant wants to play beyond 2014.
Steve Nash struggled through injuries this past season, playing in only 50 of the Lakers' 82 games during the regular season, and two of their four playoff games. He suffered through hip, hamstring and other injuries that required epidural shots to get him onto the court.
But that is not going to stop Nash from taking part in his summer passion.
The 39-year-old point guard...
Steve Nash struggled through injuries this past season, playing in only 50 of the Lakers' 82 games during the regular season, and two of their four playoff games. He suffered through hip, hamstring and other injuries that required epidural shots to get him onto the court.
But that is not going to stop Nash from taking part in his summer passion.
The 39-year-old point...
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Long before New York City began its transformation to become Soccertown, USA, NBA All-Star, Steve Nash, was already on it. For the sixth year, Steve Nash is heading to the Big Apple to host his annual Steve Nash Foundation “Showdown”, a competitive soccer match featuring professional basketball and soccer players. Past participants have included Baron...
Remember when Mike D’Antoni led the Suns to one of the greatest single season turnarounds in NBA history? Remember when Steve Nash won back-to-back MVP awards? Remember when the Suns had two different win streaks of 15 games in the same season? Remember when the Suns set an NBA record for three pointers made in The post Retro Rundown: The Seven Seconds or Less Suns appeared first...
OUR BAD
Kobe Bryant and the company that was to auction off his memorabilia have reached an agreement and his parents have apologized for their role in the dispute.
On ESPN radio yesterday, Steve Nash was asked about his feelings on Dwight Howard. “I hear he’s cheating on me with James Harden.” Not bad Steve. Not as funny as your hair here, but not too bad.
Nash Blocks Ex From LA?
Nash Hits 10K
A year ago, Tim Duncan went from being the third highest-paid player in basketball to the fourth highest-paid on his team.
No one particularly noticed, because everyone knew he would to re-sign in San Antonio, and yes, his 12 million per year represented a pay cut, but it was the Spurs, so of course.
In the Associated Press story about the new contract, though, one quote sticks...
BECAUSE MAMBA SAYS
Kobe Bryant isn't sure when he'll be able to return to the Lakers' starting five next season, but one thing he is sure of: he wants to have the final words with Dwight Howard as the big man heads into free agency.
Nate Wolters has the size to play the point at 6’4″ almost 6’5″. He has skills as we can all see, but these evaluations are very tricky this time of the year. Every team is looking for the next “insert stars name here”. This is not an easy task. When I evaluate drafts I try to look for NBA level skills, which is also incredibly difficult. Nate has had some decent competition...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
I've seen this look at the Y
10) Just can't see playing in an NBA where Vinny del Negro is not his coach
9) Like Steve Nash before him, once he left the Phoenix medical staff, aged a thousand years in seconds
8) Having already played for nine years after a career-ending injury, going for 10 just seems showy
7) Like all Duke guys in their 50s, needs to work on his mid...
How many of you didn’t know that Steve Nash did this? Well, apparently, he bores quite easily in the off season. This is one of many Steve Nash parodies on the Internet. It’s not so bad, but I don’t think Saturday Night Live is holding its breath.
via AZCentral.com
Steve Nash is not on the basketball court since he was sidelined with an injury in the Spurs’ humiliating sweep of the Lakers in the first round. Now he is in a different court, settling a residency issue with his ex-wife. Nash was traded to the LA Lakers at his behest, citing the proximity of Los Angeles to his kids.
per AZCentral.com:
Steve...
Former Phoenix Suns star Steve Nash is fighting to keep his ex-wife and three children from moving to California, where he now plays for the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Arizona Republic reports Nash and Alejandra Amarilla Menrath divorced in late 2011 and their settlement doesn't include child support. The couple has a young son and twin 8-year-old daughters.
Nash pays for the...
Via AP on Fox
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