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Amare Stoudemire Trade

02.10.10

Momentum on the Line Tonight Amare Stoudemire, Amare Stoudemire Trade, Basketball, Featured, NBA, NBA Trade Deadline, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trailblazers, Steve Nash, Suns News, brandon roy, trade | (0)
Tonight’s game against Portland is seemingly just another difficult game in the competitive Western Conference. However for the Phoenix Suns, it means so much more. With this being the final home game before the trade deadline, this could be the last time we see Amare Stoudemire in a Suns home jersey. With a win tonight the Suns could potentially be as high as the 4thseed in the Western Conference going into the All-Star break and with a loss, the Suns could slip to as far as 7th. This is life in the Western Conference these days. One loss can move a ...
02.08.10

Amare to the 76ers a Done Deal? All-Star Game, Amare Stoudemire, Amare Stoudemire Trade, Andre Iguodala, Featured, Jason Richardson, Leandro Barbosa, NBA, Philadelphia 76ers, Phoenix Suns, Samuel Dalembert, Sports, Suns News, Tracy McGrady | (0)
The Phoenix Suns are back to their winning ways however, the trade rumors for Amare Stoudemire continue to fly around the Internet. However it seems that some legitimate rumors appear to be coming from Philadelphia. The 76ers who are substantially underachieving this season, are actively pursuing both Amare Stoudemire and Tracy McGrady. The Suns appear to be willing to pull the trigger on the trade for Andre Iguodala and Samuel Dalembert in exchange for Amare Stoudemire and Jason Richardson. The main sticking point appears to be the 76ers would prefer to take Leandro Barbosa rather than Jason Richardson. This deal would really ...
01.28.10

An All-Star Problem? Amare Stoudemire, Amare Stoudemire Trade, Assist to Turnover Ratio, Basketball, Carlos Boozer, Featured, NBA, NBA Trade Deadline, NBA Trade Rumors, Phoenix Suns, Steve Nash, Steve Nash Assists, Steve Nash Turnovers, Suns News, Trade Amare Stoudemire!, goran dragic | (0)
The Phoenix Suns free-fall continued last night in Salt Lake City. The Suns battled back from an early 17-4 deficit to take a 17 point lead late in the 3rd quarter against the Utah Jazz. This was primarily led by the unlikely heroics of the young Slovenian guard Goran Dragic. Dragic poured in 32 points (24 in the first half alone) on only 13 shots. Despite this break out performance from Dragic, the Suns porous defense reared its ugly head once again and the Suns succumbed without much of a fight in the 4th losing 124-115. In a losing effort, Steve ...