We should be thankful that Shawn Marion is back in the fold, playing hard and with the trade rumors a thing of the past. Who knows for sure what is going on with Marion, but from the outside it appears all that is behind him and the Phoenix Suns. The goal of winning a championship […]

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Amare Stoudemire opened the game with a solid post move and then a jumper.
And man, his jump shot is beautiful now. He caught the ball in transition on the left side of the floor, about four feet inside the three-point line, and nailed a great, fluid shot.
Despite a sluggish start, the Phoenix Suns eventually beat […]

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Sad for Boris Diaw, but it’s good for the Phoenix Suns. It means Amare Stoudemire is back in the lineup.
He looked pretty fresh and hopping during their Open Practice on Tuesday, even throwing down some amazing dunks.
Paul Coro wrote that Diaw is headed back to the bench, but it’s nothing new to the guy. Even […]

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Because of the wildfires in California this week, the Phoenix Suns will now have their preseason matchup against the Denver Nuggets shown on TNT Thursday night, October 25th.
Previously the L.A. Lakers were playing the visiting Utah Jazz at San Diego Sports Arena, but with the evacuations and devastation going on in San Diego County, they […]

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Well, at least, that’s what Peter Vecsey says. I swear, I didn’t know this guy was still covering the NBA.
He’s never gotten anything correct, which worries me about this article which includes some rumormill about Shawn Marion and the Phoenix Suns.
I believe at one point in his writing career, Patrick Ewing was going to be […]

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The Phoenix Suns blew out the L.A. Clippers 118-97 and Grant Hill scored 21 points on 8-9 shooting.
All in the first half.
He’s truly becoming the player I thought he could be for this team. He played 21 minutes and only left the game because, as Paul Coro writes, he got “hit in the butt” early […]

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The Suns win the NBA Championship! We can all go home, I’m done blogging for the winter.
Okay, okay, they ONLY win it all if you pay attention to what the people over at EA Sports and NBA Live 2008 have to say about it.
They ran their annual simulation of the entire NBA season, and the […]

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If you want to go to a Suns game this year, tickets are going fast.
At the moment, there are only around 200-400 seats remaining for most games that still have tickets left.
The home opener against the Lakers, and both regular season Spurs contests are completely sold out already.
With the two sellouts already for both preseason […]

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I cannot wait until most of FSN AZ’s broadcasts are in high-definition someday, or when Direct TV actually makes it available to us subscribers. As high-def grows, more and more sporting events will be captured in this awesome new  media and we’ll all benefit from the clarity and vibrant new picture.
Regardless of my infatuation with […]

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My dad took me to a few of these when I was a kid and that’s where I started loving the Phoenix suns. I haven’t been for a long time, but maybe now would a great chance to relive my childhood.
The Suns are hosting their annual Open Practice on Tuesday, October 23rd at 7pm. Doors […]

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