Nov 30, 2007 12:04 PM EST
Steve Nash surprisingly returned to Phoenix in the summer of 2004, so could he eventually return to Dallas?
"First of all, I'm happy in Phoenix," said Nash. "But I'd have no problem going back and playing for a team in Texas, even the Mavericks! It's not as though there was some irreconcilable divorce with Dallas; it was just best for me to move on at that time. I was wanted more in Phoenix; that's the way it is in sports. But if Phoenix doesn't want me one day, I have nothing against considering one of the Texas teams."
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Alando Tucker, the 29th overall pick in the first round of the 2007 NBA draft, was assigned to the Albuquerque Thunderbirds of the NBA Development League by the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday.
Tucker, the Big Ten player of the year last season at Wisconsin, played in two of Phoenix's first 14 games and averaged six points and eight minutes.
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Monta Ellis scored 15 consecutive points in the fourth quarter on the way to matching his career-high 31 points, and the resurgent Warriors snapped the Suns' eight-game winning streak with a 129-114 victory Monday night.
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Suns Nov 2007 Archive
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ESPN.com | Nov 24, 2007
The Suns turned to their energized front line of Amare Stoudemire and Shawn Marion to put away their eighth victory in a row.
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East Valley Tribune | Nov 23, 2007
It took two injuries, but Marcus Banks got another chance to contribute early Wednesday night and made the most of it.
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Arizona Republic | Nov 20, 2007
Amaré Stoudemire again felt stiffness and soreness in his troublesome knee.
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Arizona Republic | Nov 18, 2007
Saturday night's game was the third that Suns' guard Raja Bell has missed this season.
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East Valley Tribune | Nov 16, 2007
Steve Nash, who has been plagued the past few years by a rib which has a tendency to slip out of place, is dealing with that issue again, the Suns' point guard said Friday.
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East Valley Tribune | Nov 15, 2007
"If they’re going to boo us, hell, what’s the difference, I can boo them." -- Suns coach Mike D'Antoni to Suns fans.
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Arizona Central | Nov 14, 2007
Suns' guard Raja Bell missed his second consecutive game Tuesday night due to his sprained right ankle.
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Arizona Republic | Nov 11, 2007
League officials rescinded one of the technical fouls that Amaré Stoudemire received in Friday's win at Miami.
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Arizona Republic | Nov 11, 2007
Guard Raja Bell wanted to play Saturday, but the right ankle he sprained with 3:38 to go in Friday's win was not willing.
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Arizona Republic | Nov 11, 2007
Grant Hill was subjected to an array of boos as he made his return to Orlando for the first time after joining the Suns.
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East Valley Tribune | Nov 10, 2007
Amare Stoudemire was ejected against the Miami Heat, his first game back after injury.
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ESPN | Nov 9, 2007
Phoenix center Amare Stoudemire's sore right knee is much better, and he will be available to play in Friday night's game against the winless Miami Heat.
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East Valley Tribune | Nov 8, 2007
Despite the opinion that there should be a gray area open to interpretation within the rule of players leaving the bench area if an alternation breaks out, NBA commissioner David Stern said there never will be because it has been “consistently announced and persistently enforced.
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East Valley Tribune | Nov 8, 2007
Amaré Stoudemire said he didn’t suffer any setbacks Wednesday, and his injured knee felt good for a second day in a row.
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ESPN | Nov 7, 2007
Josh Smith scored 22 points, rookie Al Horford (15rebs) led a dominant performance on the boards and the Hawks beat another 60-win team from last season, holding off Steve Nash and the Phoenix Suns 105-96 on Wednesday night.
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AccessNorthGA.com | Nov 7, 2007
The Phoenix Suns' offense is starting to click - and it could be getting a big boost on Wednesday.
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RealGM Staff Report | Nov 7, 2007
The NBA and the Phoenix Suns will hold a press conference on Thursday where they are expected to announce that the city will host the 2009 All-Star game.
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Arizona Republic | Nov 7, 2007
Amare Stoudemire will turn 25 on Nov.
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ESPN | Nov 7, 2007
Phoenix Suns' center Amare Stoudemire decided to sit out his second straight game Tuesday against Charlotte due to pain in his right knee.
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AP | Nov 6, 2007
Swelling in Amare Stoudemire's right knee could sideline him for the second game in a row when the Phoenix Suns begin a four-game road trip Tuesday night at Charlotte.
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Press Release | Nov 5, 2007
Jerry Colangelo, former CEO and current Chairman of the Phoenix Suns, was inducted into the Suns Ring of Honor, the club’s highest honor, during halftime of tonight’s (November 4) Suns-Cavaliers game.
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AP | Nov 4, 2007
Suns center Amare Stoudemire missed the game against the Cavaliers on Sunday night because of a troublesome right knee.
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ESPN | Nov 3, 2007
Cavaliers' forward Donyell Marshall will miss Sunday's game against the Phoenix Suns because of a sprained right wrist.
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ESPN | Nov 3, 2007
The Phoenix Suns got home at 4 A.
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Chicago Sun-Times | Nov 1, 2007
A three-team Kobe Bryant deal discussed this week included the Phoenix Suns, who wanted to gauge the Bulls' interest in trading Thabo Sefolosha and other considerations as part of a package to send Bryant to the Bulls and forward Shawn Marion to the Lakers.
