The 7 Seconds or Less Suns | The Best NBA Teams To Never Win A Title
In the mid 2000s the Phoenix Suns were arguably the most exciting team in the NBA. After adding All Star Steve Nash, the Suns went from a doormat in the Western Conference to one of the best teams in the entire NBA. Yet despite all their regular season success, they never quite got over the hump…
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One thing that often gets looked over is the Steve kerr connection. He was the GM of the team when they were at their best (he did make the trade for shaq), and obviously coached Golden state, and its very apparent he learned that trading for Shaq really killed that team and committed to the idea in Golden State
Steve Nash is still one of the most misunderstood player in NBA history.
Nash is a Top 10 offensive player of all Time. Maybe the best shooter right behind Curry and a Top 3-4 passers ever.
It's also worth pointing out that 2005 WCF is a lot closer if Joe Johnson doesn't break his face in the second round.
I think the big pre-Shaq mistake was trading away young talent on cheap contracts that would have given them the depth pieces to override the bad luck (Deng and Rondo with Marion I think would have gotten them at least a mid tier defence).
These teams are the reason I watch the NBA today. Steve Nash will forever be my favorite player of all time. The only fault this team had is, they didnt stick to their identity during the playoffs, they played way slower. Also they could have leaned even more into 3s and Steve Nash scoring, he was stupidly efficient, had 50-40-90% shooting splits like 4 times, only dude to do that ever.
20:00 dont forget about the dwight howard magic
Going from 20 wins to 60 wins is what makes an MVP. That's insane value from one player.😊
They always clowns nash winning MVP especially the second one
His second best player got hurt but they're still winning games and first seed in the 2000s west
Imagine if it was Kobe/lebron losing Shaq/wade but still winning games they would be celebrated but with nash it's a different goalpost SMH
Before: 7 seconds offense.
Now: 7 seconds of fame
Robert Horry and Ron Artest, 2 of Suns biggest nemesis
Love this series coming back
Trading for Shaq had to be one of the dumbest trades imaginable. Not only did they lose Marion in the trade but you got an old, slow center who couldn't shoot the ball and literally stops the 7 seconds or less offense if they Hack a Shaq'd him.
Shawn marion and Amare stoudimre are two of the most underrated players ever. Amare was giving Tim Duncan 30 pieces in the playoffs
As a Suns fan, This team and 2007 should’ve gotten it done. Losing Joe Johnson hurt. Robert Sarver was just awful. That Robert Horry hip check still pisses me off to this day.
The team that set the blue print for the modern NBA.
And thank God for them. Because watching some of the early 2000s ponderous isolation play was atrocious. That truly was the 'dead-ball era'.
What a player Nash was. Steve Nash walked so the likes of Harden, Curry and Luka could run.
That Spurs/Pistons 05 Finals set basketball back 20 years
The worst 7 game series ever
Finally this Series again FINALLY
Fuck there goes our season T-T
Spurs stood in the Suns way and Steph almost became a phoenix sun
As a spurs fan… I’m sorry, suns fans…
Deandre Ayton already having more 20 10 games than last yr. ? Luka easily MVP ? Austin Reaves becoming prime Kyrie? Lakers off to a much better thought than anyone thought….and you make a video of the 7 seconds or less suns. Tell me how much you hate the lakers without telling me you hate the lakers 🤣