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He has won it in the past so I don't see why not.

I don't think he can beat his old time. He should have just retired from teh competition.

i have a feeling his wrist is gonna bother his shots in this comp. i still think hes gonna win it anyways

As a jazz fan, I have to admit that it was bad seeing him carrying the ball like that. >.> Does he even know his doing it? The ref should've blown the whistle... lol jk

I was upset after he lost. He probably would have broke his own record if he just made that pass the first time.

Sloanfeld wrote:I was upset after he lost. He probably would have broke his own record if he just made that pass the first time.

His own record? The all time record is held by Steve Nash (25.4 sec in 2005)

Sandra wrote:

Sloanfeld wrote:I was upset after he lost. He probably would have broke his own record if he just made that pass the first time.

His own record? The all time record is held by Steve Nash (25.4 sec in 2005)

Wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42GdfEqCvOU

Bat wrote:

Sandra wrote:

Sloanfeld wrote:I was upset after he lost. He probably would have broke his own record if he just made that pass the first time.

His own record? The all time record is held by Steve Nash (25.4 sec in 2005)

Wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42GdfEqCvOU

Nah, I was right and the announcers you referred to, wrong

"(In 2008) Williams' final time of 25.5 seconds was just one tick off the all-time mark set by Steve Nash in the first round in 2005"

"Steve Nash clearly distanced himself from the rest of the field in 2005 and easily won the PlayStation Skills Challenge. The Phoenix point guard posted the top times in both the first and final rounds, claiming victory with a contest-best 25.4 seconds"

Linky:
http://www.nba.com/allstar/2010/skills. ... index.html

Sandra wrote:Nah, I was right and the announcers you referred to, wrong

"(In 2008) Williams' final time of 25.5 seconds was just one tick off the all-time mark set by Steve Nash in the first round in 2005"

"Steve Nash clearly distanced himself from the rest of the field in 2005 and easily won the PlayStation Skills Challenge. The Phoenix point guard posted the top times in both the first and final rounds, claiming victory with a contest-best 25.4 seconds"

Linky:
http://www.nba.com/allstar/2010/skills. ... index.html

See after 4:34.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxyIVmYj ... PL&index=5

NBA.com is wrong. Now get lost Nash homer.


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