Two time MVP Nash, off to an even better start in '06, shoots 50+% without any dunks!

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PPG 21.4 UP
FG % 52.5 (no dunks) :scared:
3PT FG 49.4 % :scared:

Assists 11.6 UP

Steve Nash's sharp shooting has the Suns back on track after a slow start.

 

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What he has done so far this season is amazing. That haircut must of helped.

Shoot 50+% almost 50% 3pt avg 21pts and 11ast.. amazing...

 

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He gives white guys everywhere some hope. Too bad he isnt American

 

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He trained/played soccer with pros all offseason so his conditioning is fucking ridiculous. Look at that NJ game, everyone else was wearing down so he took over in double OT to win.

 

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If he keeps it up he should get his third straight MVP, but writers probably won't give it to him.

 

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He is the most fun player to watch I've ever seen, Jordan is the only one that comes close to me, Pistol Pete probably would be up there to if I was old enough to watch him. He is undoubtedly the best passer I've ever seen, and also very clutch. 3 time mvp after this year.

 

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That looks like the old ball in that picture?

 

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Why don't more players start training the way he does?

 

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Steve Nash the last 3 years have probably been the best overall complete player on the planet, you think Wade, James, Duncan and Bryant, but the impact Nash has on his team undeniable. Really unbelievable story, young canadian kid who everybody said wasn't good enough to make it to the NBA.

 

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gynecologist said:

That looks like the old ball in that picture?

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The old ball is coming back anyways.

 

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I remember the first time I really saw Nash play...he was at Santa Clara and playing favored Maryland in the NCAAs he destroyed the Terps that day...I've been a big fan of his ever since...the guy is a damn good athlete.

 

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It's amazing how he turned all these players into stars. Joe Johnson was on the bench in Boston, Rajah Bell, journeyman, Tim Thomas, cut by the Bulls, he should give half his Clipper contract to Nash. I could go on and on just look at the roster.

 

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It's all in the way he licks his fingers...I've never seen anyone do that as much as Nash.

 

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GKNY said:

Steve Nash the last 3 years have probably been the best overall complete player on the planet, you think Wade, James, Duncan and Bryant, but the impact Nash has on his team undeniable. Really unbelievable story, young canadian kid who everybody said wasn't good enough to make it to the NBA.

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By overall complete player I hope you mean in his offensive end of the court? His defence is pretty ordinary.

 

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But he is complaining about the ball too?