Steve Nash News

In December, the Suns took part in an NBA survey to gather feedback from their ticket buyers.

This is what happens when the Phoenix Suns do not make the post season, they have to find other ways to keep themselves busy.

Posted by Michael Schwartz on April 24th, 1:30 am PHOENIX a ‘ Ever since the Suns signed Steve Nash during the 2004 offseason, the team has essentially entered every summer trying to fill in the cracks to build around a core trio of players.

Despite late game heroics from Deron Williams last night, the Lakers are still in the driver’s seat with a 2-1 lead in their best of seven first round series against the Utah Jazz.A Those stinkin’ bums from Los Angeles looked very comfortable at home, coasting to a 13 point win in game one, and a ten point victory in game two.

I guess since the Suns have nothing better to do seeing as how they aren’t in the playoffs they’ve resorted to making web films such as these.

The San Dova 2008-2009 NBA Season Wrap-Up For four straight seasons, from 2004 to 2008, the Phoenix Suns were the talk of the entire National Basketball Association.

Steve Nash, the Phoenix Suns’ two-time MVP point guard, is directing a documentary for ESPN about Terry Fox, the Canadian whose battle with bone cancer prompted him to run across his country despite already having had one leg amputated, in 1980, the year before he died at age 22.

There are a ton of things I could write about today; cap space, trades, draft, what went right, what went wrong etc.

Contract status: On the books next season for $13,125,000 in his last contract year, which has about $8 million guaranteed if he was let go.

The Suns 2008/09 season ended last night with a 117-113 win against the Golden State Warriors.

SUNS UPDATE: The Suns will miss the playoffs for the first time in five years, making them the third team in NBA history to win at least 45 games and not make the postseason.

The Phoenix Suns face an uncertain summer in the wake of tumultuous season that ended with them out of the playoffs for the first time in five years.

Say the Suns had taken care of a seven-point lead over the last two minutes of regulation March 28 in Salt Lake City rather than losing to the Utah Jazz in overtime.

Shaquille O’Neal of the Suns high-fives fans following a 117-113 Phoenix win over the Golden State Warriors Tuesday night at U.S. Airways Center.

For the first time in nine years, Steve Nash won’t be appearing in the post-season. For the first time in a long time, Nash is heading into an uncertain off-season. Depending on which direction the Phoenix Suns decide to take, Nash either will remain a fixture in the Arizona desert or he’ll be playing elsewhere.