May 9, 1996
"Although I was hoping to be the first to mention it, nonetheless I want to
start a groundswell movement to pick up Steve Nash with the 14th pick in the
upcoming NBA draft. Although an underclassman may have more potential as an
athlete, I'm all for picking up a player with a little more maturity. Nash
is 6'3", plays point guard, and can score in bunches. Although I don't want
people to think he's Randy Brown, he should be able to fill that void created
by Brown's departure. And the prospect of educating a young player for three
years and then watch him demand huge dollars (and/or possibly leave for same)
before they reach their prime sickens me. Nash (or any good available senior)
would certainly be the best choice in my opinion...

Paul Coro: "What's your favorite place to go in the city?"
Markieff Morris: "That gym downstairs (US Airways Center practice court)."

"If we were to agree to their deal, it would be the worst collective bargaining agreement in sports history," Evans told HOOPSWORLD. "We would be a laughing stock. What they proposed to us says nothing about a partnership. We want nothing more than to grow the game and reward these great fans that have shown support for us and the NBA, but their proposal doesn't reflect that partnership at all. They proposed rollbacks, salary freezes and things that don't promote any player growth or security. It was such a terrible system."

Philly thinking of trading Iggy. Fans on Liberty Ballers have shown interest in Channing, Lopez, and Warrick.
What do you think? Should the Suns try to make a play for him?
Better question, could they?

Can't believe BAMF didn't make the All Defensive Team...thoughts?

To all Lakers fans, I've said it before and I'll say it again... SUFFER BITCHES..... btw, Happy Mother's Day.

Lakers are down two at home, Osama is dead... it don't get much better than this.

I asked Lebron for a dollar but he gave me 75 cents apparently he doesn't have a 4th quarter.

Q: If the NBA were one big episode of "The Bachelor," who would lead the league in most "he's in it for the wrong reasons!" accusations from fellow contestants?
-- Matt, Lakewood, Ohio

SG: You mean, other than Vince Carter?

Joe Rogowski, Magic strength and conditioning coach, says the previously skinny [Earl] Clark has made quicker strides in the weight room than any player since Dwight Howard.

"I've never had any one make progress so fast," he said. "Earl's body is changing."

Rogowski said that Clark has put on "10 pounds of muscle" since he came to Orlando and now weighs 240 pounds.