Nash and Sarver Inteviews on ESPN.com
by TexSUN on Jul 26, 2007 11:47 AM MDT
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How do you start to erase the ugly stain of the Tim Donaghy ordeal if you're running a sports news site? How about by devoting your headlines to the Suns' team leader and their owner. Steve Nash has replaced David Stern's mug on the ESPN NBA page in an interview with Marc Stein. In it, Nash talks about how he's recovering from what happened in the playoffs, what he thinks Grant Hill adds to the team, Kevin Garnett, Amare, his own career and more. ESPN also has a Stein interview with Robert Sarver, as well as a video of Nash talking with LZ Granderson. Perhaps they're hoping the Suns can shine through the dark cloud of scandal that's been hanging over the league the past week.
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REJOICE!!!
ALL HAIL CANADIAN JESUS!!!
Oh, yes, also looks like an Ill congressman is demanding a meeting with Stern. Heh heh...
by The Humongous on Jul 26, 2007 4:00 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs
Three cheers for David Letterman
Top Ten
He leads the league in blocked shots
When talking about the Spurs, he says "we"
After 6 seconds, calls a 24-second violation
He's drawing up plays
Befores tipoff, scoreboard reads 58 to nothing
Teams have scored a record number of two-pointers, three-pointers and eight pointers
Tossed one of the other officials out of the game
Has Eddie Brill's telephone number on speed dial
Miami Heat hasn't lost a game since Shaq promised to help the referee's fat son
The Knicks are winning
by OneSunsFan on Jul 26, 2007 5:42 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs
that...my friend
by USMCGUNZ on Jul 26, 2007 8:16 PM MDT up reply actions 0 recs
Coach Sarver
On surrendering two future first-round picks as part of Phoenix's payroll-slashing trade of Kurt Thomas to Seattle:
"It's hard. I went back and forth with [new Suns general manager Steve Kerr] a lot on that one.
"It's difficult, but the key for us is that we're right there, so the most important thing we can do is keep our core together for the next three years. And so we have to make some sacrifices [such as trading Thomas to save $8 million in luxury taxes]. Keeping our core together was [priority] No. 1, keeping the [2008 unprotected first-round] pick from Atlanta was No. 2 and the other picks ... trading them was something we had to do."
by OneSunsFan on Jul 26, 2007 6:04 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs
Well, Kerr is the GM...
by NativeArizonan on Jul 26, 2007 9:26 PM MDT up reply actions 0 recs
Sarver Blew it
"I'll be [called] the cheap baker all the time, but it's not true. Based on the NBA statistics that were done by [the league's] consulting firm, we're the 24th-best market in the NBA from a revenue standpoint It's hard for us to have the second-highest payroll, but we can have the ninth- or eighth- or seventh-highest payroll because our fans really support us
This guy is a goddamn BANKER: of ALL PEOPLE, HE should know IT TAKES MONEY TO MAKE MONEY.
If the Suns win the Title, it WON'T MATTER ANY LONGER: THAT FIGURE OF "24TH BEST" IS RELATIVE TO THE SITUATION, and as y'all know...everybody likes a winner ;)
I know no longer believe he has the team's best interest in heart, while, sadly, it'd be far more financially fiscal for him if he did.
by DrStrom on Jul 28, 2007 8:52 AM MDT reply actions 0 recs
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