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Phoenix Suns Getting it Done Late on the Defensive End

Its getting cooler in the nights here in the desert.  Is hell freezing over?  No, that's just the Suns getting wins by their incredible defensive play as of late. Five of 12...

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    Hotnuke commented on Expect the Unexpected from the Phoenix Suns

    Great stuff, Thomas. Glad to see you back writing, bro...;-)

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    Etienne JP commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    @ Quinnthology. 1st Are u trying to compare Nash with Duhon under D'Antoni? Here's the stats of Duhon last year : 11points 7ass per game while...

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    • Tommy Casanova replied…

      quinnthology, you're garbage man. absolute garbage. all Nash **** suckers? How about you say something intelligent...

    • quinnthology B replied…

      Sorry, you are just not watching the same game as me. That's all I have to...

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    Tommy Casanova commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    Harrison: I'm not trying to attack you, but man, it seems like from all your comments and such you just flat out don't like Nash. Say...

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    • Lisa Jackson replied…

      I'm pretty sure you wouldn't have written a negative spin article on him if you did...

    • Etienne JP replied…

      To Quintology B again. The point isn't to compare CP3 with Steve Nash. The Hornets one...

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    Lisa Jackson commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    Harrison points out that leaders don't make excuses for their poor play and hold themselves and their teams accountable. He cites Kobe as an example of...

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    • Harrison Moore replied…

      Tommy you've got to know that there are plenty of Hall of Famers that history will/...

    • Harrison Moore replied…

      Sure Kobe mailed it in, but lets face it, in doing so he got the Lakers...

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    Louis Pisano commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    Steve Nash is a great player leader and team mate, he makes everyone around him better. Come on man! The truth, is out there! MVP indeed!...

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    • quinnthology B replied…

      another example of an incredibly general comment that applies to 10 point guards and 20 other...

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    Lisa Jackson commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    All I can say is there is only an MVP award and no such thing as a TRUE MVP award. The fact remains he IS a...

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    • quinnthology B replied…

      That's because the award is given by sports writers and means nothing.

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    Etienne JP commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    article posted by a Steve Nash hater...there are so many in United States right now and I don't really know why. Being responsible is the main...

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    • quinnthology B replied…

      The first three apply to a lot more, but the 4th qualification is smaller. And it's...

    • Lisa Jackson replied…

      And I'd bet money they'll lose few more before the seasons up, just like every other...

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    Felix Traviza commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    I was at the game last night and that was NOT the old Steve Nash out there. He should have stayed in Dallas. The bench is...

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    • Harrison Moore replied…

      Maybe he should have stayed in Dallas. There's a possibility that he would not have become...

    • Lisa Jackson replied…

      You can't judge the bench, or the team for that matter, from one bad game. This...

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    Pete McMullen commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    "True leaders hold their teams accountable for their play, not make excuses for extenuating circumstances outside of it." Or, seeing as you're a Laker fan, holding...

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    • Lisa Jackson replied…

      Pete - AMEN.

    • Lisa Jackson replied…

      I hate nothing more than believers in the Machiavellian "the end justifies the means" argument. All...

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    jj jolson commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    the mvp is the most valuable player... to his teammates. not just for the team to win, but for everyone playing with that person to become...

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    • Harrison Moore replied…

      Sorry, but winning is the ultimate (and only) goal. That's how you judge an MVP.Now some...

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    Lisa Jackson commented on Testicular Fortitude: Why Steve Nash Will Never Be The NBA's True MVP

    I just have to laugh because had the author not SERIOUSLY EDITED Two-Times quote, this article would have been moot. Just for fun, here's what Steve...

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    • Harrison Moore replied…

      I watched the post game and it cut out before this quote. Imagine that. Looks like...

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