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"Why is the game so hard?" - Joe Johnson explains why Steve Nash deserved his back-to-back MVPs
Joe Johnson passionately defended his former teammate Steve Nash, stating he fully earned his back-to-back MVP titles during ...
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"What he's doing is impossible” - When Steve Nash left everyone stunned after his brilliant performances in the 2005 Playoffs against the Mavs
Dallas seemed intent on adopting this mentality in Game 5, placing starting center Erick Dampier on Nash. However, as the ...
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"Their strategy is to give the best shooter in the history of the game a wide-open 17-foot shot?" - How Nash lit up his former team in the 2005 Playoffs
Steve Nash was among the most efficient shooters the NBA had ever seen. Despite being the focus of the opposing team's defense in every game, the 6'3" guard was unfazed and shot 49 percent from ...
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“I think in some ways he’s underappreciated” - Steve Nash says Steph Curry doesn’t get credit for being the most impactful player ever
Steve Nash argues that Steph Curry is still underappreciated, highlighting his unmatched influence on modern basketball and his unique path to greatness.
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Phoenix Suns legend Steve Nash picks the greatest NBA player of all time
“But, I mean, how do you go wrong? At their best, all three of them played the game at a level higher than anyone else.” Steve Nash’s legacy in the NBA is undeniable. He spent nearly 20 ...
Suns icon Steve Nash makes something clear to the Lakers about the Luka Doncic trade
Phoenix Suns legend Steve Nash weighed ... Western Conference,” Nash continued. “And, you know, even the next 10 years, ...