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12.03.10

The Works: When Owners Care Too Much; Respect for Blake Griffin Amare Stoudemire, blake griffin, Blake Griffin Dunk, Blake Griffin dunk on Timofey Mozgov, Blake Griffin Knicks Dunk, chris paul, Darko Milicic, Dell Demps, greg oden, Joe Lacob, Kwame Brown, Mark Cuban, Peter Guber, Suns News, Timofey Mozgov | (0)
by Bethlehem Shoals and Tom ZillerFiled under: Clippers, Hornets, Mavericks, Suns, Trail Blazers, Warriors, The WorksIn today's Works: how one master dunkers commends another; why everyone feels bad for Greg Oden; and the eternal challenge for retooling the Hornets. But first, the difference between hands-on owners and the handsy ones. On Meddlesome Owners If you haven't spent some time with Sam Amick's wonderful, elucidating Q&A with new Warriors owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber, please stop, click the link and read it. That single piece will give you everything you need to know about Golden State's new era. One of the items ...
12.03.10

Grant Hill Seeks Multi-Year Contract Next Summer With Phoenix Alvin Gentry, Grant Hill, greg oden, Greg Oden injury, Shaquille O'Neal, Suns News | (0)
by Chris TomassonFiled under: Celtics, Suns, Trail BlazersDENVER -- A multi-year contract at 38? Shaquille O'Neal got one last summer. Grant Hill wouldn't mind being next. In an interview with FanHouse before Sunday night's game at Denver, the Phoenix forward said he's hopeful of re-signing with the Suns when he becomes a free agent next summer. "Yeah,'' Hill said. "I like it here. It's a business but I do like it here. I like the team and the situation. It's a little different losing Amar'e (Stoudemire, who left for New York last summer after being a free agent). But I like the potential ...
04.24.10

Time to Put the Nail In #3 Phoenix Suns vs #6 Portland Trail Blazers, Amare Stoudemire, Basketball, brandon roy, Featured, Grant Hill, greg oden, Jason Richardson, NBA Playoffs, Nicholas Batum, Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Suns Playoffs, Sports, Steve Nash, Suns News, Suns Playoffs, suns vs blazers | (0)
After game 1 of the series between the Sun and Trail Blazers, many including myself thought that this was the same old Suns team since Steve Nash arrived. Historically, a dominant team in the more up-tempo regular season, they tend to have problems in the playoffs as the game slows down and defense is the primary focus. Games 2 and 3 however eased concerns as they dominated each game winning by 29 points and 19 points respectively. However even after the trend of the last two games, the Blazers can even up the series by winning today. The Suns need to ...
03.26.10

Is a Phoenix Sun Worthy of MVP Consideration? Alvin Gentry, Amare Stoudemire, Amare Stoudemire Dunk Anthony Tolliver, Basketball, Channing Frye, Dwight Howard, Earl Clark, Featured, Gear Up For Suns Basketball, goran dragic, Grant Hill, greg oden, Jared Dudley, Jason Richardson, Joel Przybilla, John Stockton, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Lou Amundson, Mike DAntoni, NBA, NBA Basketball, NBA MVP, NBA Playoffs 2010, NBA Pre-Season Predictions, Oldest Point Guard, Phoenix Suns, Planet Orange, Planet Purple, Richard Jefferson, Robin Lopez, Shaquille O'Neal, Steve Nash, Suns MVP, Suns News, Suns Statistics, Suns Stats, Western Conference | (0)
With 11 games left in the season, the Phoenix Suns are a mere 1.5 games back of the 2-seed in the most incredibly competitive Western Conference I have seen in my lifetime. Last year, despite going 46-36, the Suns narrowly missed a playoff spot and were left for dead. In the off-season, the confidence of Suns fans was not reinforced as the only free-agent acquisition was Channing Frye and they drafted a work in progress in Earl Clark out of Louisville. To give the Suns upper brass some credit, they were able to sign Nash to long-term deal, re-signed the ...
09.19.09

Does the West Have an All-Star Center? Al Jefferson, AlJefferson, Andrew Bynum, AndrewBynum, andris biedrins, AndrisBiedrins, chris kaman, ChrisKaman, emeka okafor, EmekaOkafor, greg oden, GregOden, marcus camby, MarcusCamby, Mehmet Okur, MehmetOkur, nene, Shaquille O'Neal, ShaquilleOneal, Suns News, Yao Ming, YaoMing | (0)
Filed under: Clippers, Hornets, Jazz, Lakers, Nuggets, Rockets, Spurs, Suns, Timberwolves, Trail Blazers, WarriorsBylaws have been checked. Rules have been scrutinized.And, yes, it has been determined the West must start a center in February's All-Star Game in Dallas.So, gentlemen, lace up your high tops. The race to be the starting center for the West is as wide open as the Yukon Territory.Houston's Yao Ming, who has been voted by fans the starter the past seven years (he did miss the 2007 game due to injury), won't play before the All-Star Break due to a fractured foot. It will be interesting ...