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Is Tyrus Thomas or Boris Diaw ? - Is Tyrus Thomas or Boris Diaw ? Boris Diaw has been a enigma this season so far and with SJAx and Wallace it could get worse.I thought at least his assist would increase with his passing ability but it hasn't.An T.Thomas is on the FA which could give me at least a double-double and a block your two.Both have been ...

For a guy who won back-to-back MVPs playing in a "Seven Seconds or Less" system -- a system that required taking the first available shot and was intolerant of a player taking his time -- it's ironic how one of Steve Nash 's best qualities as a person is his patience.

Since Stephen Jackson joined the Bobcats, Boris Diaw's role has be in flux - one point forward has given way to another .

The enemy came to town Tuesday, and Suns fans couldn't even be bothered to work up a good hate.

My plan was to ease into a comfy chair with my laptop at the end of my fingertips and catch up on all that had gone on in the few hours I took to sleep Saturday night.

Raymond Felton ended with eight assists and 18 points, none bigger than his go-ahead layup with 4.7 seconds left in regulation that helped Charlotte upend Philadelphia, 106-105. Boris Diaw logged 28 points, and Gerald Wallace filled the stat sheet with 24 points, 14 rebounds and four assists, as the Bobcats rebounded from being the first team to ...

Profile: Jared Dudley Profile: Jason Richardson The best thing to be said about the Suns' trade that brought Jason Richardson and Jared Dudley is that the Suns were not talking trade Thursday, a year after Phoenix and Charlotte agreed to the jolting deal.

Written by Rob Mahoney on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 It just feels right to live in a world where the Phoenix Suns are competitive again.

One of the current top 10A players in the NBA will become a free agent on July 1, 2010, and his name is not LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, or Chris Bosh.

PHOENIX a ' Steve Nash scored 32 points, Amare Stoudemire had 18 points and 21 rebounds and Phoenix used a late three-point barrage to beat Sacramento 115-107 on Saturday night, snapping the Kings' four-game winning streak.

After a brief, semi-disastrous interlude with Shaquille O'Neal, Phoenix has returned, with considerable success, to the fast-spaced, spread-the-court offense that scorched the league earlier this deca Reporting from Phoenix Welcome back, Suns! Where have you been? Oh, you junked your damn-the-torpedoes offense that no one could guard to play ...

Whatever demerit the Miami Heat warrants for its abrasive public address announcer, this smart, stylized player introduction video by director Gil Green makes up for it tenfold.

I've read through enough of " The Book of Basketball " from Bill Simmons to get to the good stuff, or what is better known as the :07 or Less era of Suns basketball.A While I'm a bit disappointed there isn't more about those teams in this incredibly verbose tome, there's more than enough to look at in greater detail.

In a city forsaken by the basketball gods, the heavens shone for a few hours Monday on one blessed patch of hardwood on Central Park South.

At this time of year, people talk about giving thanks. Thanks for the wonderful families that they have, or that they still have a roof over their heads, or just for the things in their lives that they do for fun.

I have been reading a lot of Basketbawful lately, and it's great stuff. Consider today's monster post about the referees and the Lakers .

The Hornets' James Posey drives past the Heat's Udonis Haslem on his way to a 14-point game on Sunday.

When the Phoenix Suns really had it going under then-coach Mike D'Antoni, that team had a slogan: "Seven seconds or less" . If the Charlotte Bobcats had a slogan right now, and it in any way reflected reality, it'd be: "25 seconds or more.'' Among the various measures of the Bobcats' offensive futility, here's a fresh one to ponder: They have ...

The Bobcats hope for better behavior from Jackson. Jackson will instantly become the focal point of the Bobcats' 30th ranked offense.

It is the end of the road when the Suns play at Philadelphia tonight. Regardless of outcome, this has been a successful road trip at 3-1 so far.