As far as Nellie messing with Steve, I think we should develop a strategy in certain situations where  Hill or Boris bring the ball up, and Nash is kind of a secondary ballhandler.  He can come off a screen, and be open for a second or two to make his decisions.  Then Hill passes it to him so he can initiate from a different spot.  I guarantee this can help us in the playoffs.  Of course we still have our primary attack, but we should have some schemes where Hill or Boris initiate the primary offensive move WITH Steve in the game, so he can have that extra second or two to free up his play.  If Davis follows him without the ball (I expect that Davis stays on the ball, but they may adjust), then Hill or Boris go straight to the basket.  No forward on GS is faster to the bucket than Hill.

The suns' offense in the Nash v2 era has been predicated on finding an unstoppable play (P&R , Nash to STAT, or alley-oop to Marion, or the clear out and three in the corner, such as we did with Raja in the playoff game against the Clippers).  But teams are shutting off those plays.  So why not develop new ones.  We still have the best point guard, the best wing players (Marion, Hill) and the best power forward mismatch (STAT - he is NOT a center) in the league.  See, that is the way people are beating us - they scheme against our signature plays.  That is why we look lethargic sometimes.  the players look confused and start bickering, because that play that they onced owned now has a big blocking the way to the basket!  How dare they!