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Do you think Nash ever let's his team mates who fail consistently, like Richardson, Hill, have it?

What exactly does steve nash have of theirs?

hunterxaz wrote:Do you think Nash ever let's his team mates who fail consistently, like Richardson, Hill, have it?

Nash has nothing to say to Hill, Hill doesn't fail. He's one of the smartest players in the NBA.

I'm sure Nash gets frustrated with players who look like idiots with the ball, like JRich. I do wonder how he acts - I bet he does give Rich a piece of his mind sometimes, since he's the team leader.

He has seen LB the last 5 years first hand. What else can't he endure?

hunterxaz wrote:Do you think Nash ever let's his team mates who fail consistently, like Richardson, Hill, have it?

Miklo wrote:Nash has nothing to say to Hill, Hill doesn't fail. He's one of the smartest players in the NBA.

+1

I've always envisioned the Suns locker room as a care free place.

"We got humiliated tonight. Oh well. *makes new youtube movie*"

Classick wrote:I've always envisioned the Suns locker room as a care free place.

"We got humiliated tonight. Oh well. *makes new youtube movie*"

All hopes for a championship went out the door the second Sarver bought the team. Might as well have some fun out there I guess.

It's unfortunate jrich and frye just chuck up shots some night even when they clearly are off. It takes the entire offense out of rhythm.

Sometimes I don't understand the Suns concept or philosophy on how to score. It appears they just run up the court and chuck threes all day despite whether they go in or not. First quarter, they have the right mentality because they feed the beast down low (Amare), and then they figure that spreads the defense thin which gives the rest of the guys a chance to throw bombs away. I say, feed the beast all day (not just the first quarter) and revolve the game around that, which should spread the floor like clockwork. It bugs the hell outta me that Amare only gets the ball first quarter.