Maybe the best thing for the Suns to do was to just hang it up. After all, the two point guards – MVP Steve Nash and second-year man Goran Dragic – were both hurting. Dragic sat the game out with a sprained ankle, and Nash has been playing through some abdominal pain.
But that [...]
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Jazz Get Best of Injured, Weary Suns
Mar-6th-2010
By Jason Ellis in Indiana Pacers, Utah Jazz, amare stoudemire, channing frye, feature, game summary, goran dragic, grant hill, jared dudley, jason richardson, louis amundson, robin lopez, steve nash
Suns, Nuggets Battle Back from Losses
Mar-2nd-2010
By Jason Ellis in channing frye, denver nuggets, goran dragic, grant hill, jared dudley, jason richardson, louis amundson
Phoenix Suns 101, Denver Nuggets 85
Yes, I am fully aware that there was a Suns game yesterday. And I am aware there is one tomorrow. You see, my attention has been sidelined a bit by some other family matters.
Still, I did manage to watch most of the Suns-Nuggets game. I [...]
Suns Can’t Complete Comeback on Spurs
Feb-28th-2010
By Jason Ellis in amare stoudemire, channing frye, game summary, jason richardson, robin lopez, san antonio spurs, steve nash
San Antonio Spurs 113, Phoenix Suns 110
Jason Richardson gets a wide-open dunk, 99 out of 100 times it goes in and he gets on the ESPN highlight reel. When the Suns needed it most, it clanged out of the basket.
With 41.8 seconds left in the game and the Suns down by two, [...]
Quick Post: Suns Beat Clippers (Who Doesn’t?)
Feb-26th-2010
By Jason Ellis in alvin gentry, amare stoudemire, channing frye, editorial, grant hill, los angeles clippers, robin lopez, steve nash
Our beloved Phoenix Suns beat LA! Ok, it was only the Clippers. Still, they show up on the schedule four times every year, so the Suns still need to come out and play.
Robin Lopez had 30 points and 12 boards to lead the Suns. Ever since he has been in the starting [...]
Suns Put Kings Away For the Season
Feb-22nd-2010
By Jason Ellis in Earl Clark, amare stoudemire, channing frye, game summary, goran dragic, grant hill, jared dudley, jason richardson, sacramento kings, steve nash
Phoenix Suns 104, Sacramento Kings 88
The Suns got a win that they need to stay in playoff contention against Paul Westphal’s young Kings squad that features rookie Tyreke Evans and the newly-traded Carl Landry. I had the rare pleasure of being able to see this game in person, with thanks to Kia, who [...]
