Last time I looked, David Stern wasn’t Bud Selig, and the NBA All-Star Game doesn’t count for anything, save the entertainment of the fans who enjoy watching the game’s best players in a free-wheeling environment.
The Phoenix Suns will have two starters in next month’s NBA All-Star game. The NBA announced the starters on Thursday and Suns Amare Stoudemire and Steve Nash were named Western Conference starters.
Allen Iverson was voted to start in the All-Star game Thursday, while Steve Nash and Tim Duncan made late moves to claim starting spots for the Western Conference.
The Pacers played small ball and came out with a win. They knew that this would be a fast-paced game and they didn’t start Roy Hibbert at center, instead they went with Troy Murphy and Tyler Hansbrough as two power fowards.
You can bet the Phoenix Suns are happy to get back to the desert after a miserable road trip.
Serena Williams has turned her punishment into a charitable opportunity by launching an online auction of her personal clothing and memorabilia in order to raise $92,000 for Haiti earthquake victims, as well as schools and charities.
Rudy Gay scored 31 points, Zach Randolph added 27 points and 11 rebounds and the Memphis Grizzlies finished a four-game home stretch undefeated with a 125-118 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Monday.
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The slumping Phoenix Suns will resume a four-game road trip Saturday night, when they pay a visit to the Charlotte Bobcats at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Jamal Crawford hit a long 3-pointer at the buzzer to cap an Atlanta comeback in the final seconds, giving the Hawks a 102-101 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night.
The Phoenix Suns have been struggling on the road for more than a month, and recently they’ve displayed an inability to protect leads.
The Suns are the worst team in Turnover Differential in the entire NBAA at -2.0. This isn’t always a revealing statistic, as i.e. Golden State and Milwaukee are in the top threeA in TO Diff., but it’s becoming very relevant in our case as the Suns have been unable to hold leads in games they seemed to have in control at an alarming rate with the …
The Hawks have a plan for defending Phoenix guard Steve Nash in Friday’s Hawks-Suns game at Philips Arena.
Steve Nash: A busted lip won’t slow him down. a What is wrong with the Phoenix Suns? These guys simply can’t hold big leads.
The Phoenix Suns start up an important four-game road trip with tonight’s clash against an Indiana Pacers team that’s yet to lose at Conseco Fieldhouse so far in the new year.
