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【那样Joke】 Milan eyeing Bryant AC Milan admits that they are interested in LA Lakers player Kobe Bryant.The aggressive shooter scored a record-high 81 points in the road game against Raptors last season. Milan is said to have watched Bryant for years, but the shooter-shortage and the coming end of transfer periord urge Milan to make quick decision on the long-term target. However, LA Lakers says they haven't received any official contact. Kobe Bryant, the son of an Italy immigrant, claimed this summer that he was an admirer of Rossoneri and 'have been dreamed of playing for Milan'.杜撰的似模似样的,呵呵milan fans 和 kobe fans 别介意just a joke某milan fan 心急米兰新近的人员荒问题,制造出的rumor

【纳样JJ】suns: JJ collector 又一个JJ即将签约太阳将和自由球员Jumaine Jones签下一年合同，这名27岁的前锋上赛季在山猫打出职业生涯最好的表现，可以胜任两个前锋位置，可以为太阳提供三分和防守。

【小巴宝宝】GLOBAL: Leandro Barbosa First impression of Suns' guard Leandro Barbosa is his resemblance to pop singer Usher. It goes beyond the small eyes and the baby face that hides well his 23 birthdays. He is courteous and cordial and flashes a smile almost too ’Hollywood’ for a kid from Sao Paulo. But it probably is not Hollywood so much as it is history. Brazil gave us showman Pele in soccer, Gigglin' Guga in tennis and finally Leandro Barbosa 'Leandrinho' in basketball. Over the years, Brazil enjoyed dominance in both soccer and tennis, and basketball might not be too far away. Barbosa explains. "Nene got in the NBA and he opened the door for other players in Brazil. After the season that he did play in the NBA he did a great job, so the people in the NBA started looking at us with different eyes and that helped. I went with our national team to Indianapolis to the 2002 World Championships and I made a couple of contacts though my agent. I came to the draft and after that I left my country and my team in Brazil and went to Cleveland to work out for three months. I got picked by San Antonio and was traded to the Phoenix Suns." Things were moving rapidly at the World Championships and beyond. Going against powerhouses like Argentina, Yugoslavia and Spain and yet finishing in the 8th spot, the tournament was a success both for the Brazilian national team and Barbosa himself. He peaked the interest of select NBA scouts and was drafted as the 28th pick in the 2003 draft. Barbosa, or L.B. as he is known among fellow Suns, feels that the good showing in Indianapolis -- his first visit to the United States -- led to the success he is currently having with the Suns. "I was really happy in Indianapolis, I had a dream to come to America, it is a country that everybody wanted to be, I was really happy the first time, it was great. And now in Phoenix, I am very happy to play with a lot of stars like Raja, Shawn Marion, Steve Nash; they helped me out a lot. We are really good friends, the whole team. We always stick together, that is very important for the team. When a player misses something or makes a mistake, everybody helps each other." Spoken like a true student of team sports. Barbosa spent five years playing basketball at the highest level in Brazil and had established himself as a sharpshooter at the very start. He fit well with the team and because of his size and demeanor was even given the playfully diminutive nickname Leandrinho, or little Leandro. Although playing in the NBA is what he always wanted, leaving the security and comfort of his home country and his national team was going to be a challenge. In meeting that challenge, Barbosa and his game had both evolved. "It changed a lot, you know. I got a lot of help from the coaches. First time I got here it was really hard because I could not speak English. Hopefully, it is getting better. I am feeling comfortable. I have been making a lot of friends and it has been helpful, I am feeling more comfortable than before.

【纳样小s】小s的恢复还有很长的路要走，他将不随美国队来亚洲了 Paul Coro The Arizona Republic Aug. 3, 2006 12:00 AM LAS VEGAS - Amaré Stoudemire was accustomed to flying when he put on the NBA's most dynamic aerial displays before two knee surgeries. He was the show's most fearless pilot but he probably won't make the next major flight. Stoudemire likely will not be among the 12 players of this week's 15 USA Basketball campers to get tickets to the World Championship. Tonight's exhibition game against Puerto Rico, to be shown live on ESPN2 at 8, appears to be Stoudemire's final major test in his summer comeback program. It kicked into gear with his first five-on-five game five weeks ago and continued with lukewarm reviews at the Vegas Summer League and USA Basketball camp. "Chances are, when we leave at the end of the week, that would probably be the end of it and that we wouldn't take him on the trip because he's just not physically far enough long," said USA Basketball senior men's team managing director Jerry Colangelo, who is also the Suns' chief executive officer and chairman. "But this was good for him. He did play up." Stoudemire may have missed USA Basketball's exhibition tour in Korea and China and World Championship competition in Japan anyway. His first son (second child) is due in about a week. Family considerations aside, Stoudemire did not progress enough to help a team going for gold. The Suns All-Star even sat out Wednesday's practice with a sore hip, which was unrelated to his knee troubles. Stoudemire's lag continues to have more to do with a lack of his trademark explosiveness on the court. Healthwise, he has no swelling or pain in his surgically repaired knees. "It is frustrating," Stoudemire said. "It's tough to take a back seat when you're used to being in the front seat. It's a matter of willpower. It's more of a mental thing when you know you're the head of your class and a knee surgery sets you back. I will be back to the head of the class." Stoudemire had one standout day, the final intrasquad scrimmage of the camp's first week here, but is usually tentative to let go on the court. That is why he is playing this summer. The Suns would have a perplexing situation if he were going through these awkward stages, which he puts at 70 percent, during training camp in Europe. "People have delusions if they think he's going to be 100 percent in October," Colangelo said. "In all likelihood, it's going to take him longer than that but as long as he's progressing and moving forward, it just takes time. It's not for lack of effort. "He was given clearance. Now, it's a mental thing in my opinion." For example, Stoudemire tried windmill dunks in practice to see how high he can get as he jumps from outside the paint. "But as far as in traffic, I'm not comfortable yet," he said. With Shawn Marion out of the mix due to knee pain and Stoudemire likely heading home for good, the Suns' ties to the team will lie with Colangelo, assistant coach Mike D'Antoni and the ties to guard Joe Johnson, who has played like a superstar in Las Vegas. Now, Stoudemire will leave knowing what he needs to play like a star again. "He's still got a lot of work to do in the weight room," D'Antoni said. "To get his pop back, he's got a ways to go. This has been great for him just to show him where he's at and the work he's got to do."

【那样签约】breaking news 小巴即将续约 5年30m左右，价格还算合理diaw的谈判还在继续，大家遇到了一些困难都怪挖金子的和NENEdiaw应该看看terry看看john howard

【纳样zz】A bright forecast for this Sun A bright forecast for this Sun By Peter May, Globe Staff | August 2, 2006 LAS VEGAS -- You watch him and you are immediately guilty, guilty of expecting something that still cannot be. You wait for the explosive lift, the thunderous dunk, and, well, you continue to wait. And wait. You know it's there. But where is it? Amare Stoudemire is out here in the desert, practicing with the US national basketball team for this month's World Championships in Japan. He still isn't close to being the destructive force that terrorized the NBA in 2004-05, when he threatened to supplant Shaquille O'Neal as the single most menacing, frightening force in the league. Right now, he's more like amare stoudemire as he continues a rehabilitation from two surgeries, which forced him to miss all but three games of the 2005-06 season. He's handling the competition. He's handling the daily wear and tear. But no one can say when he will return to the Stoudemire of old. Everyone, however, uses the word ``when" in discussing such a return, which sounds a lot better than "if." Stoudemire made the list of 15 players who will practice here this week, then head to China, Korea, and Japan. He has to be considered a long shot to be among the final 12 for the actual World Championship roster for two reasons: His health issues and the fact that he is soon to become a father and he wants to miss no part of that. "It's going to be tough for him," said USA Basketball boss Jerry Colangelo, who also is the Phoenix Suns CEO and thus has more than just a casual interest in Stoudemire's situation. Colangelo selected Stoudemire for the team last season, when the 23-year-old one-man wrecking crew was recovering from left knee microfracture surgery. A three-game return in March ended when he felt pain in his right knee. A second operation April 5 removed what's known as a Baker's cyst, a pocket of joint fluid that forms a lump behind the knee and causes swelling and discomfort. He had to start the rehab process anew. Stoudemire has been given a clean bill of health by all the doctors who've checked him out. Suns coach Mike D'Antoni, an assistant on the US team, said, "He just needs to get the rust off his game and get in shape. It's an uphill climb for him now. It's understandable. "But we're really happy he's here. You need this kind of competition to spur you on a little bit and show you where you've got to go. It's a long road back. He still gets stiff because he's not in the greatest shape and he still has a lot of work to do. Hopefully, by training camp, he'll be that much further ahead. But, it might be a half a year, it might be a while." Or, as Colangelo said, "The real question is, 'How long it will take?' And no one really knows." The Yanks won't get to see the Stoudemire that averaged 37 points a game in the 2005 Western Conference finals against the eventual champion San Antonio Spurs, a pretty strong defensive team. After that series, San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said, "We had no answers for him. And he knew it."

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【纳样8g】Nash剪头发了,呼唤潜水员 Nash takes it off with new hairdo July 19, 2006VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Steve Nash has replaced his mop-top with a buzz cut. The two-time NBA most valuable player showed up at a basketball camp Wednesday with his trademark unruly hairdo gone. "I just cut it," shrugged the Phoenix Suns star. "I don't really have a rhyme or reason. I felt like taking it off." Nash is almost as famous for his long, wild hair as he is for his pinpoint passes and sharp shootings. Fans of an NBA video game even complained the Canadian point guard's hair did not "flow" properly, forcing the manufacturer to make changes. Nash was in Vancouver to host a charity basketball game. The money raised will go to the Steve Nash Foundation, which is dedicated to assisting underserved children in their health, personal development, education and enjoyment of life. He took time to work with about 20 of Canada's top high school basketball players attending a Nike-sponsored training camp. Nash addressed the players, then helped them with some on-court skills. "I was like wow," said Vancouver's Robert Sacre, a 7-foot high school student who has already committed to attend Gonzaga in Spokane, Wash. Nash smiled when told of his affect the players. "I really just wanted to answer their questions," he said. "I just try to tell them how hard you have to work and how bad you have to want it to be a good player. A lot of time kids say they want to be great but they don't want to put in the time."可惜了.灭图

【纳样签约】banks来太阳了,phoenix抢银行成功 5years 21m可作nash的替补6-2,似乎矮了点,但据说防守不错

【那样happy】好消息，sarver终于表示愿意为正确的人支付奢侈税， Suns' off-season builds steam Paul Coro The Arizona Republic Jul. 9, 2006 12:00 AM LAS VEGAS - There is more going on with the Suns this week in Las Vegas than getting Amaré Stoudemire game-ready and figuring out if Romain Sato or another summer player can stick. What happens here won't stay here. Phoenix's staff is having talks that will have long-term impacts on a team with at least three roster spots to address beyond trade options. The Suns coaches and executives gather in a taped-off section of Cox Pavilion, home to Vegas Summer League games. There, they have an optimistic discussion with Leandro Barbosa's agent, Bill Duffy, that makes the possibility of a long-term contract extension with him more promising. Away from the arena, Suns staffers gather to talk about their next move in free agency or trade. They have nearly all summer to act, although the team's $3.6 million trade exception will expire Aug. 21. The Suns actually could use the exception to bridge a salary disparity of $3.7 million in a sign-and-trade deal. That is looking more like the scenario that Phoenix would use to address the backup point guard slot. The Suns are not out of the free-agent business even after their initial targets signed elsewhere. There are priorities to find a veteran point and depth at the wing. One or the other would be addressed in free agency, where the capped-out Suns can split up the $5.4 million mid-level exception or use veteran minimum deals. If Phoenix goes point guard via free agency, it could be Marcus Banks or Chucky Atkins before Jannero Pargo. If the Suns choose to sign a swingman, it might be Rasual Butler, Devean George, John Salmons, Jumaine Jones or Matt Barnes. For the right player, Suns Managing Partner Robert Sarver is willing to push the payroll past the luxury tax threshold, a costly move because of the dollar-for-dollar penalty and the switch of becoming a taxpayer rather than tax pool receiver. If Phoenix does so, it would likely be because of a trade. "We're moving forward in terms of keeping our existing core and addressing needs within the framework of the payroll," said David Griffin, the Suns' vice president of basketball operations. "I expect by the time October comes around we'll be better than we are today and more locked into our existing core." The Suns' exclusive negotiating rights for Barbosa and Boris Diaw contract extensions expire at the end of October. In evaluating summer players, a team with title aspirations has a delicate balance to wrestle - impact vs. potential. That dilemma is further toughened because any summer league addition not named Stoudemire likely would start outside the rotation, one that now includes Stoudemire, Diaw, Barbosa, Steve Nash, Shawn Marion, Raja Bell, Kurt Thomas and James Jones. "You're trying to find a piece here and a piece there," said Vinny Del Negro, the team's new director of player personnel. "You're trying to finish the puzzle off. Sometimes, those last pieces are not as easy to find. Hopefully, it's a free agent that can give us something we possibly don't have or want to get better at." Griffin said upside must outweigh the help a specialist could provide. He predicts the Suns would add two minimum-salary free agents. "When you have as many high-end deals as we do, you're going to have to accurately predict minimum-contract guys," Griffin said. "When you're making a run at a title, that's a delicate balance. There's a likelihood that you can get a veteran that will play for you and help you win a championship." The players know the free-agency game as well as the game they play best. Ruben Douglas can run and score in bunches but that does not make a future in Phoenix or the NBA any more likely. "I just try to play the best basketball I can," Douglas said. "If Phoenix is interested, they are interested. If not, hopefully someone else is. If not, I'll go over waters and make some money."

【纳样小斯】Stoudemire in small doses 关于小s的队内训练的新闻 Stoudemire in small doses Forward playing his way into shape, picking spots to show explosive skillsPaul Coro The Arizona Republic Jul. 6, 2006 12:00 AMWatching Amar?Stoudemire on the court this summer might wind up being like seeing clips of a hotly anticipated blockbuster movie.In snippets, Stoudemire can be impressive, but the whole package is not ready for display. The highlight reel will hit courts everywhere in November. For now, he offers fleeting moments between set shots and uncontested rebounds.Wearing his new uniform number (1) for the first time Wednesday, Stoudemire took the court on the first day of the Suns' free-agent camp.

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【纳样高兴】关于玛丽的好消息 MOVING MARION: There are several rumors floating around about the Suns trading Shawn Marion – while moving Shawn is an old story – he is not happy with his place in Phoenix, the deals being bantered about in the press are simply wishful thinking according to sources close to the Suns. Suns GM and head coach Mike D’Antoni says he’s spoken with several teams asking about Shawn and has turned them all away, yet he continues to see the reports in the paper saying his club was close to a deal. Suns sources say until Amare Stoudemire proves he’s healthy enough to play the season the Suns are not going to risk tearing the team apart just yet. There is truth to Leandro Barbosa being available – the Suns have told a number of agents in the draft process that they did not feel they could retain LB in free agency which is a year away for Leandro.

【纳样cute】再发点有趣的东东,diaw做科学怪人,哈哈 .

【纳样郁闷】小马的转会传闻满天飞,希望这不是真的想不通公牛为什么要做这个交易他们好像不需要玛丽这样的球员

【纳样精彩】太阳队0506赛季回顾 .

【那样奇幻】上周在拍到的,云朵像一只凤凰阳光中的凤凰

【铃铛响亮】Raja Bell在各队效力时的照片好不容易找的76ers部分年代久远了,图很小

【精彩骇客】Marion playoff 精彩图片集锦 Round1 Game1

【超级马力】转载水木社区[翻译组]少数派报告--Marion 少数派报告原文链接: http://www.azcentral.com/sports/suns/articles/0508marion0508.htmlscavenger翻译整理

转载[NBA时空5月刊] 鲍里斯·迪奥：下一站魔术师下一站魔术师 NEXT MAGICIAN这样一对母子。母亲在加利福尼亚马里纳德尔雷地带拥有一套带有四间卧室的小型别墅。从二楼的落地玻璃窗向外望去，宽敞隐蔽的大门，绿树环抱的庭院，幽香浓密的柠檬树，处处是一片温馨宁静的居家场景。儿子在这儿附近的一座不太显眼的高层公寓大厦内拥有一套带有两卧室的单元住宅，据母亲的住所仅有不到八分钟的行车路程，用儿子的话来说，“这是NBA球员的理想居家方式。”在菲尼克斯，情况也是与此极为类似的。母亲居住在位于菲尼克斯市郊一个名为野牛林伊利诺斯的豪华别墅中，儿子则在市中心的繁华地段购买了一套单元住宅，在过去的两个赛季里他一直是往返于单元住宅——豪华别墅——美西体育馆三点一线之间。“我和我的母亲一直就是这样生活着，我走到哪里，她跟我到哪里。”太阳队的法国球员鲍里斯·迪奥这样说道。母亲伊丽莎白对这个出人头地的儿子相当疼爱。每逢儿子在连续一段时间内主场作战时，母亲总是会变着花样地为儿子准备各种营养丰富的吃食，煎鸡蛋，火鸡熏肉，薄烤饼，法国烤面包，各种好吃的让儿子吃的心满意足。不仅如此，儿子有时候心情一好还会带上与他同样大肚王的队友们一起跑到家里吃吃喝喝，母亲一概笑脸相迎，在孩子们临走时她还会大包小裹地给他们带上一大兜好吃好喝。她真是一位秉性善良的母亲。“从我小时候开始，我的母亲就特别喜欢招待我的那些小伙伴们，”迪奥微笑地解释着说，“这么多年来，她已经习惯了，而我也已经习惯了母亲对我的伙伴们的这种热情的款待。”

【特别的第七场】与太阳相关的第七场纪录今年的太阳队将是历史上第二支前两轮打了14场比赛的球队，第一支是03年分别击败开拓者和国王挺进西区决赛的小牛；而Nash作为主力经历了这两次纪录，Raja bell作为替补出席了03年小牛的季后赛，这次作为主力参加今年的季后赛02年Bell作为替补参加了76ers vs Raptors的东部半决赛，比赛打了7场76ers晋级这几次经历我们的主角Nash和Bell都是最后的胜利者，同时季后赛历史上第七场的主场胜率是76-17，我们有更多的第七场经验相信胜利的天平会转向我们

大家多去马里昂吧逛逛，Marion可是Nash的好帮手哦这几天看到那边那么的萧条，真是不忍心太阳打球是靠配合，不是单打独干赢球的太阳的球迷也应该团结，我们一起来给Suns积rp马里昂吧http://post.baidu.com/f?kw=%C2%ED%C0%EF%B0%BA

转载一篇很棒的Marion的文章，评价很高噢，另附帅帅图如果我是一支NBA球队的总管，现役的球员里头，有一个球员绝对是我的不动先发五人。他就是太阳队的Shawn Marion。Marion大概是我看过自Barkley、Rodman之后，最会抓篮板的矮个子球员，除了卡位动作扎实外，他那40英吋的垂直起跳高度跟超一流的弹速，在别人还来不及起跳的时候，他老兄早就空中抓飞鸟扬长而去了。你以为他只会抓篮板？错，Marion的得分也是一把罩。不对，这种说法有问题，正确的讲法是：『这家伙真是他X的全能』。不信？2001-2002年球季，能够在主要9项攻守统计数据都排进前40名的球员，只有两位。一个是KG，另外一个就是Marion。要去哪里找一个能打小前锋甚至是大前锋的6呎7吋球员？要去哪里找一个今年球季篮板排行全NBA第4、抢断全NBA第4、Double-doubles次数全联盟第2的球员？别以为Marion只是靠着高人一等的体能在打球，不然联盟里头一堆6呎7吋的跳跳人为什么都打不出头？我认为Marion会成为西区顶尖小前锋的原因有下面几个：(1)篮球智慧高：Marion在进攻上的手段多样，他擅长面框攻击、要在低位硬打也不是不行，而且除了全场跑动的开放式攻击很合他胃口之外，在半场攻击，Marion也是一个很会跑位找空档的球员，catch＆shoot的能力不会输Rip太多，持球切入虽然不是他的强项，但是Marion尽可能用空手切开后门来弥补不足，所以你总是觉得Marion无所不在。因为有用脑袋打球，所以你很少看到Marion会有滥投、卯起来自干的情况。Marion加入太阳队已经快要六个球季，他总共只缺赛了8场，智能型的打法或许也是他能够持续健康地上场的另外一个原因。(2)防守一流：不知道你还记不记得，乔老大退休那年的明星赛，那记完美弧线的后仰跳投，防守他的人正是Marion，那个镜头就好像是球场上投手已经投到好球带的最内角，结果硬是被拉到反方向变成打到场外的满贯全垒打。换作是别人，连出手的机会都没有。事实上，整场比赛，只要Marion守到乔老大，年过四十不负当年勇的MJ几乎就头大，因为他前后左右闪动想要过人或是投篮的时候，Marion就像狗皮膏药一样贴上来。在我心目中，目前现役球员防守最接近Pippen的，不是Kobe、不是Prince，而是Marion，他的抢断判断时机、火锅补防的延伸范围都是联盟第一级的水准。(3)苦练与良好的态度：在Marion刚刚入行时，他是一个没有外线的小前锋，防守也还没现在如此滴水不露，靠着不断跟前辈讨教、学习，加上自己努力不辍的苦练，才有今日犀利的投射技巧。也因此，Marion在入行的前四年，每一年的得分与防守都比上一个球季要进步。我不敢讲Marion有领袖气质，不过他的好相处，在NBA圈子里，是相当有名的，广结善缘又爱耍宝的Marion，不但在太阳队里头人缘极佳，甚至他跟其它球队的球员也都颇有交情。而且，Marion在场上除了拼命与灌篮之外，就没有其它比较激情的动作，不太说垃圾话、不会没事对裁判大小声，也很少听他跟记者抱怨。下了球场，他老兄也是致力于公益活动，除了练球之外也没有不良嗜好(哈)，因此，他在2001-2002获得了NBA运动精神奖的肯定。我很挑剔，但是也找不出他有什么缺点。今年太阳旭日东升，在大家赞叹Nash行云流水、Amare火力四射的同时，也别忘了Marion这个苦干实干的全能球员。