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Steve Nash and the Phoenix Suns explain the theory of relativity to the Cleveland Cavaliers by way of an object lesson
Saturday, January 13th, 2007
(1 year, 10 months ago)
Phoenix Suns help Cavaliers understand that being “elite” in the East doesn’t mean quite the same thing as it does in the West
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Moments after this picture, Nash took a vicious slash to the shin and someone explained to him why hockey players wear full length shin pads and those goofy socks instead of shorts.The moral of that lesson: Just because you’re one of the best teams in the East, doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a good team.
http://tsn.ca/nba/
teams/news_story/?
ID=191881&
hubname=nba-suns
To celebrate the use of the Canadian site tsn.ca for this story, I present a picture of Steve Nash in hockey equipment.
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