Steve Nash

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> > To Whom it May Concern,
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> > Can Steve Nash slam?
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> > I have never seen him do so in a game.
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> > Posts and email welcome.
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> > Thanks in advance.
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> > regards,
> >
> > Lars Ewell

> Sigh, I cannot believe Steve went to Phoenix for 10 million more dollars to
> play infont of some of the dumbest sports fans in the country.

Hmmm. A brilliant response from an apparently brilliant person.

Perhaps 'Douglas' thinks that Steve's ability to dunk is irrelevant
and is therefore a 'dumb' question? Or perhaps he thinks that
his obvious talents would be somehow diminished if it were revealed
that he could not dunk?

Hard to figure out since his reply was so short.

However, the question still stands and I would appreciate
an answer, from someone who perhaps has a bit more
patience than my brilliant friend, Douglas.

Again, thanks in advance.

regards,

Lars Ewell
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"Lars Ewell" <lewell.TakeThisOut@email.arizona.edu> wrote in message
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> Tyson Vandament from Calgary Alberta: How old and tall were you before you
> could dunk?
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> STEVE: Hi Tyson, I was 16 when I dunked for the first time and I was
> 5'10".
> It was a real rush. but the game is not about dunking. It is the one skill
> that means the least to me. A perfect jumper, good defense, great passes,
> court vision, speed. All those things mean more to me than dunking
> ability.
> Keep working on your all around game. -Steve

Thats a bit different from what he said during the sacramento - dallas
series a few years ago... also I would question what height goal he dunked
on...



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> Since he's now something like 6'3", and still in pretty
> good shape, I'd be shocked if he has lost his ability
> to put one down.
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> I would not be surprised if there are zero players
> in the NBA that cannot dunk, although I think that there's
> a really short guy on Denver that may not be able to.
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