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Hardwood Paroxysm Will Celebrate “Steve Nash Internet Day”

What Steve Nash is doing this season at the age of 35 is as great as anything we’ve seen from an individual player in the history of Arizona sports. The numbers are eye-popping but the brilliance on the court is almost beyond description.

I remember watching Randy Johnson win four straight Cy Young Awards throwing 100 mile per hour fast balls and wicked sliders in his final few great years before his career started winding down. It was an opportunity to see a special kind of mastery in person and we are seeing that again this season from Nash. This season’s just getting started and he may very well play at this level for another 3 or 5 years but why wait to celebrate?

Why wait to honor his mastery until after it’s gone?

Why not capture it’s immediate glory in true Internet fashion – before the story is complete?

To honor, respect and generate attention for this once-in-life-time opportunity we are pleased to announce “Steve Nash Internet Day” to be held on December 9th and hosted right here (and no, it is not a coincidence that “Steve Nash Day” comes right after the Suns play the Mavs).

via Announcing “Steve Nash Internet Day” – Bright Side Of The Sun

We did something similar to this two years ago with Kobe, out of a grudging respect. Now we get to actually enjoy a day about a player who doesn’t make us afraid/nauseous. Fun!

MAN THE MVP PORTHOLES! BATTON DOWN THE ASSIST RATIO! AHOY!

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I was so drawn into being a fan of basketball because of the spontaneous, time after time creative play of Steve Nash.

I'm hooked and wish I'd come to appreciate the game earlier. His passing and shooting combination is unique and more sports media should note the EFFORT he makes to defend. Steve's positivity, mentoring, humour, sense of team play and fairness, and incomparable citizenship in and beyond the League ( ...and I could go on)truly make him a joyous and caring man.

I hope that journalists will not hold the two earlier MVPs and his Canadian background against him when considering the MVP for 2009-2010.

I can't think of anyone who actually lives the characteristics of athird time MVP more than Steve Nash. The example he sets deserves the honour of being recognized as that special a man.

He's affective as well as effective both on the court and off. His influence has moved me to become involved in Steve Nash Youth Basketball creating teams and coaching at the 6-9 year old level because of Steve model both on the court and off . Can't wish him and his lovely family more affection and respect. His influence has made many lives so much better.

I hope that when Mr. Stern retires that Steve Nash is considered for Commissioner.