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Steve Nash Brings The Phoenix Suns To Vancouver

Ever since the Grizzlies set sail for Memphis, Vancouver’s faced a severe drought of NBA exhibition action. It’s a city that’s normally running high on a searing hot fever for hockey, but for one night this October, the Phoenix Suns [...]

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19 Jul 10 Written by
Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash is fouled on a three-point shot by Los Angeles Lakers guard Derek Fisher in the first quarter during Game 5 of their NBA Western Conference final playoff series in Los Angeles, May 27, 2010. REUTERS/Danny Moloshok (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASKETBALL)178 Comments

I Don’t Know Jack. Or Clark, Or Warrick…

In fact, I know very little about the Phoenix Suns, their legacy or their history. I can count the number of days of my personal fandom on a single calendar year and the notion of ever memorizing any kind of [...]

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7 Jul 10 Written by
April 03, 2010 Milwaukee, WI. Bradley Center..Phoenix Suns Earl Clark had 7 points and 5 rebounds coming off the Suns bench tonight..Milwaukee Bucks won over the Phoenix Suns 107-98, snapping a 10 game winning streak for the Suns. Mike McGinnis/CSM.1 Comment

Goooooooaaaaaaaaal!

Undisputed for his skill on the court, Steve Nash’s fame is well-deserved. However, the All-Star point guard is quickly gaining notoriety for his rather unique film-making endeavors. Currently kickin’ it in South Africa, and clearly suffering from World Cup fever, [...]

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15 Jun 10 Written by
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Winning Isn’t As Easy As 1-2-3

Now that the Phoenix Suns have chalked up two losses in as many games during the Western Conference Finals with the Los Angeles Lakers, three things about our opposing team have become perfectly clear: 1. When left open, Ron Artest [...]

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19 May 10 Written by
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It’s A Good Time To Be A Suns Fan

If there’s one regret I have, it’s that I didn’t discover the Phoenix Suns sooner. The franchise has a history that stretches back to the swingin’ ’60s, an often tumultuous tale peppered with all kinds of blood, sweat and tears. [...]

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6 May 10 Written by
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Success In 6: What The Suns Need

With the 2010 NBA Playoffs in full swing and the first round of the series coming to a close, one thing is evident: the competition is fierce. That said, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone that wouldn’t agree that the [...]

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27 Apr 10 Written by
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It All Comes Down To This

Lucky for me, purple has been my favorite color since even before Tom Chambers found himself donning a Phoenix Suns jersey. Unfortunately, it’s not a color that goes with everything hanging in my closet. That said, it sure beats the [...]

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21 Apr 10 Written by
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Phoenix Suns Are Set To Scorch The Competition

Generally speaking, sports fans can be a tough crowd. Opinions can pivot on a dime and the outcome of any game can dictate the overall sentiment. This is true of any team playing any sport, and as Phoenix Suns loyalists, [...]

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12 Apr 10 Written by
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Even Heroes Have Heroes

1980 was a year that captured the attention of all of Canada and much of the world. A young man by the name of Terry Fox laced up his shoes and set out on what he called the Marathon of [...]

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26 Mar 10 Written by
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Suns Hang Tight To Beat Out Warriors

The league’s two top scoring teams went head-to-head last night in Oakland in what promised to be a tough contest. The Phoenix Suns were fresh off a home win over Portland the night before but had their work cut out [...]

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