Steve Nash became the 39th player in NBA history to top 10,000 points and 5,000 assists in his career during the Suns' 108-86 win over New York on Friday.

Six Suns were in double figures in the win.

The National Basketball Association announced on Tuesday the rescheduling of the Phoenix Suns at Denver Nuggets game that was postponed on Wednesday, Dec.20.  The Suns and Nuggets will make up that game on Monday, Feb. 5 at 7:00 p.m. MST at the Pepsi Center.

The Phoenix Suns came into Friday night's game versus the Washington Wizards with a fifteen game winning streak.  It took an overtime session and 54 points from Gilbert Arenas, but the streak was snapped with a 144-139 loss.

Steve Nash scored 42 points of his own, along with 12 assists.

Caron Butler chipped in 34 points.

It took a blizzard to finally stop the Phoenix Suns.

The Suns remained snowbound in a downtown Denver hotel Thursday, practicing at the nearby Pepsi Center and getting into a snowball fight to pass the time.

The Denver airport was closed Thursday and wasn't expected to reopen until about noon Friday. A chartered plane was being sent to Denver and the team planned to leave sometime in the afternoon.

The Suns will play the Wizards in Phoenix on Friday night. The game is a late start, 8:30 p.m. MST, which should allow the team to get home in plenty of time.

The National Basketball Association game scheduled for Wednesday evening, December 20 between the Phoenix Suns and the Denver Nuggets at the Pepsi Center has been postponed due to severe weather conditions in the Denver, Colorado area.

The date for the rescheduled game will be announced at a later time.

With a blizzard blowing through town, the Nuggets don't expect Allen Iverson at Wednesday night's game against Phoenix.

"Highly improbable to next to impossible," said Mark Warkentien, Denver's VP of basketball operations.

But he wouldn't rule it out.

"As we speak we're exploring every alternative way," Warkentien said. "Is there another airport that's open within driving distance? Is there a military base that's open? If there's any way we can do it, we're trying. But I don't want to paint a picture that he'll be here."

Iverson is definitely expected to be in the lineup Friday night against Sacramento.

Amare Stoudemire dominated with 28 points and 10 rebounds in 28 minutes, and the Suns set a franchise record for consecutive victories by beating the Raptors 115-98 Tuesday night.

"I'm just playing Phoenix Suns basketball." Stoudemire said. "Tonight it was working my way, but as a team we came out and played great basketball all the way around."

The Suns try to extend the NBA's longest winning streak in seven seasons at Denver on Wednesday night.

Bryan Colangelo's Raptors will play their first game in Phoenix on Tuesday since he took over as GM.

"Everything seems familiar but foreign," Colangelo said after the Raptors practiced Monday in Phoenix. "It's an unusual but unique emotion. It's kind of like being a stranger in your house. It's probably like how it would feel if you sold your house and went back to it with the new people living there."

Phoenix signed Marcus Banks to a five-year, $21 million contract this past summer.

Now that he is eligible to be traded, the Suns may be looking for a taker.

The Suns will likely be looking for a proven shotblocker they can bring off the bench.

Shawn Marion had 23 points and 13 rebounds and Steve Nash had 18 points and 11 assists to lead the Suns to their 12th straight victory, 99-89 over the Heat on Wednesday night.

The Heat, playing without Shaquille O'Neal and Dwyane Wade, managed to overcome most of a 25-point fourth-quarter deficit, but Nash hit a 3-pointer with 2:20 left to stop the rally.

The Suns have the second-longest winning streak in franchise history and finished a 5-0 road trip for the first time since April 1998.