Steve Nash

March 25, 2009 – Dr. Casper This is the first post on The Hoop Doctors by ‘Dr. Casper’ a.k.a. Ben York from Phoenix’s Fanster.com fame, who also was the founder of Ben’s Suns Blog. Ben will be bringing you analysis of league wide issues for The Hoop Doctors, but fittingly in his first post with [...]

March 23, 2009 – Dr. J-Water The Phoenix Suns this year are the exact polar opposite of the definition of ‘consistency’. Unless you consider them to be consistently inconsistent of course. Hell, I might even let you have them pegged as inconsistently consistent. But that’s a stretch. There have been a number of factors away [...]

December 16, 2008 – Dr. Browntorious I found last night to be a highly entertaining game between the Phoenix Suns and the New York Knicks. And I do believe that a lot of Dr. Dime’s lead up questions regarding the game last night were in fact answered, with Phoenix choosing to play a more uptempo [...]

December 15, 2008 – Dr. Dime There is much more on the line tonight in the game between the Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks than just a win or a loss. Especially for Knicks Coach Mike D’Antoni and Suns Coach Terry Porter. It may seem like just an average regular season game on the [...]

December 2, 2008 – Dr. Browntorious For those of you who read the title of this post and assumed we were referring to Stephon Marbury’s head tattoo, you are wrong (although that would be a pretty funny/legit reason for comparison). After reading this post on News Day today with a similar title I started thinking [...]

November 14, 2008 – Dr. Dime Good Job NBA, Good Job David Stern, Good Job Stu Jackson. You just proved that collectively you have no clue as to the dynamics of a melee or even a simple fight. You have no idea about the principles of camaraderie, being a good teammate, or even personal integrity [...]

October 14, 2008 – Dr. Dime For those of you who were not able to catch the first outdoor NBA game in over 30 years, I wanted to give you a little taste of the entertainment delivered by none other than the Canadian Steve Nash in the match up of the Denver Nuggets and Phoenix [...]

October 1, 2008 – Dr. Anklesnap Jose Calderon is one of those unique players that seems to identify their biggest weakness in the off-season and work their tail off to remedy the problem. When he was criticized for his poor jump shooting ability he made that a staple of his effective offense. When he was [...]

September 5, 2008 – Dr. Dime I’ve always known Canadian player Steve Nash, the point guard of the Phoenix Suns, to be one of the ‘good guys’ of the NBA. He is an ambassador for hard working, over-achieving players across the globe who have a dream and won’t give up reaching for it. He’s a [...]

August 26, 2008 – Dr. Browntorious Watching the USA redeem team win gold this weekend was amazing and eye-opening at the same time. Everyone knew that Team USA was still the team to beat, and that is probably what fueled the collective gasp across the USA as Spain pulled within striking distance several times throughout [...]