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Leandro Barbosa
Get to know Leandro Barbosa, the NBA's Sixth Man Award winner for the 2006-07 season.
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Written By: Shea Abdullah
The Phoenix Suns are off to a blazing start with a record of 11-3 for the season but that blaze may be short lived. Other teams are beginning to notice that the Suns aren’t exactly the biggest team around. One may think that is fine because they run and gun and dazzle [...]
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Week Recap: 3-1 with wins against the Raptors in Canada, Rockets in Houston, Pistons at home and the loss coming in New Orleans against the Hornets.
The Suns Are Jinxed On TNT
The Suns are 0-16 on TNT in the last two seasons. I sarcastically tried to explain it last Thursday, but I’m officially confused by [...]
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From phoenix.fanster.com
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It’s almost the end of November, a month has already gone in the 2009-10 NBA season, and I feel it’s time to check some numbers.
The Suns are 11-3 right now; have the best record in the Conference; their .786 winning pct. is the best in the league tied with Atlanta (this Hawks team looks better [...]
From phoenix.fanster.com
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After seeing the way this Suns team has performed over the first 13 games of the season, many people would say that the Suns are a fourth quarter kind of team. A "let's get it together and win" kind of team. A scrappy, rebounding, chip on the shoulder kind of team.
And you would be right. More after the jump...
Suns Scoring, Defensive Numbers Still Not Great
Now, many of you avid Suns watchers have noticed the grit, determination, and...
From brightsideofthesun.com
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There are some notable sights and sounds as we press on through level two. As you'd expect at a large event like this all you can hear are the riffle of chips and the occasional rumble of Shaun Deeb laughing. In the corner of the room some people have gathered. It's not clear why the spot they're in is so popular until closer inspection reveals this to be where organisers have set up the rail, and that far off place is as close to the action...
From mirror.co.uk
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PHOENIX (AP) - Amare Stoudemire and Steve Nash combined to hit all eight of their first-quarter ... Grant Hill scored 18, Goran Dragic 14, Channing Frye and Jason Richardson 13 apiece, Nash had 12 andJared Dudley and Leandro Barbosa 11 each.
From search.live.com
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- Suns use 40-point first quarter to rout Hornets (search.live.com)
The Suns play on TNT tonight for the second straight week. Last week’s loss to the Lakers marked the fifteenth straight time they’ve lost in front of the cable network’s national audience. The question is, why?
The answer? Bad luck, poor play, a curse? Your guess is as good as mine. Since this isn’t your blog [...]
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