Grant Hill News

Here we go with today's live blog. The Magic are back in town hosting the Suns. Grant Hill got boos during pregame introductions and Amar'e Stoudemire got cheers.

Even the Phoenix swingman, who has enjoyed a late-career renaissance as a Sun, seemed a little unsure of the machinations prior to his team's 110-103 win against the Celtics [ team stats ] at the Garden last night.

They have a history of doing well with that whole scoring points thing. After getting rid of some dead weight from last year , Alvin Gentry has released the hounds once again, giving us one of the best scoring teams in the league through 5 games.

Previous week's games 10/30/09 SUNS 123, Warriors 101 11/01/09 SUNS 120, Timberwolves 112 11/03/09 SUNS 104, Heat 96 11/04/09 Magic 122, SUNS 100 Next week's games 11/06/09 SUNS @ Celtics a ' 5:30 p.m., my45 11/08/09 SUNS @ Wizards a ' 11 a.m., my45 11/09/09 SUNS @ Sixers a ' 5 p.m., my45 11/11/09 SUNS vs Hornets a ' 8:30 p.m., ESPN Ita TMs ...

Sure, they're only 4-0, but being one of three remaining undefeated teams in the NBA is something to crow about, right? The Suns continue their brutal, early-season 5-game eastern swing with a trip to everyone's favorite arena named after a multi-level marketing operation in Orlando.

Magic fans probably don't want to hear about Phoenix Suns SF Grant Hill advising any Magic player about playing with injuries.

Steve Nash scored 30 points and added eight assists, and the Phoenix Suns used a dominant fourth quarter to beat the Miami Heat 104-96 in a matchup of NBA unbeatens Tuesday night.

A pair of 3-0 teams get together in Miami this evening, when the Heat host the Phoenix Suns at AmericanAirlines Arena.

Grant Hill does so much more on the court than he gets credit for. Grant Hill circa early '90's? He inspires confidence in his teammates, isn't afraid to guard the opposing team's best player, and still cuts to the basket with ferocity.

Steve Nash scored 18 points and had the sixth 20-assist game of his career Friday night in Phoenix's 123-101 rout of the Golden State Warriors in the Suns' home opener.

For a few days last summer, it looked like Stephen Curry would be a Phoenix Sun.

Steve Nash still has it, as the Suns player helped lift his team to victory over the L.A. Clippers.

The athleticism and speed were back. The fundamental talent was back. Heck, even the hair was back.

Nash rallies Suns to victory Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash celebrates after they defeated the Los Angeles Clippers in their NBA basketball game, Wednesday, Oct.

One glance at the latest Sports Illustrated cover is all you need to understand what went wrong with the Phoenix Suns last season.

Play head coach for a moment. With Jason Richardson suspended for the first two games for his driving convictions, who do you start against the Clippers and Warriors? The initial obvious answer seemed to be Leandro Barbosa , the backup two-guard and sixth man.

Each Friday we are going to gather our four Deep Purple bloggers, Mark McLane, Ben York, Steve Fan and Greg Esposito, plus one "outsider" from around the web to give their view point on a single topic.

Steve Kerr can take a punch. Can he throw one? He was once smacked in the face by Michael Jordan during practice, and ultimately responded by taking Jordan's pass in Game 6 of the 1997 NBA Finals and swishing the title-winning shot.

Oct. 16, 2009: Steve Nash and Grant Hill during NBA preseason action against the 76ers in Phoenix.

The writing is on the wall in the Suns' locker room for Dan Dickau and Carlos Powell.