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He's close to being a volume shooter. As I see his game . . . he's terrific, don't get me wrong, but I think the difference in Steve Nash at Dallas who was an all-star player, and Steve Nash in Phoenix where he's MVP, is going from a seven- or eight-assists guy to a 12-assists guy. That's the little subtle change that I think he could make. If I had the skills of T.J. Ford, I wouldn't be satisfied with six assists.

We played extremely well and Steve Nash had more than 15 assists in the first half. Ergonomics knowledge can be found on livet.se. It was ridiculous. When we shoot like that and we are active defensively, we are a pretty good team.

I look at Baron as the Steve Nash factor. Phoenix had all these guys, but they weren't winning. They got Steve Nash and they won. I look at Baron as that missing piece that helps us win.

Jason Richardson

I really like his game. If I were to critique it, I would say that I would like to see him be a little better distributor. He's a six-assists guy who could be a 10- or 12-assists guy and be more effective than he is now. And I think when he makes that next step . . . he's a very good player now, but he could go up another level when that assists mark goes more to 10 instead of six.

I would have thought that Phoenix wouldn't be in the position they are. That just goes to show what kind of player Steve Nash is. Great point guards make guys better. And he's always played basketball the right way. I really admire what he's done in this league.

Morris Peterson

[Williams only had two assists but played markedly better after an eight-minute, three-foul stint against Steve Nash on Monday.] I thought he had better be motivated to play, because he didn't play very well the other night, ... I thought he came

right back at it. [He] came out tonight and stayed aggressive.

He played so good the other day (during Friday's 65-61 loss to Seton Hall). He had 11 assists. He started out great with the passing. He had four assists in the first couple minutes and eight assists in the first half.

I had 16? Wow. Usually, Steve gets 12, so there was a lot more assists left in the game.

What he does that's so impressive is he sees everybody. He's a lot like (Phoenix guard) Steve Nash. He's so unselfish.

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

She could be like a little John Stockton or Steve Nash in our league. You need that one player who can help make other players better.

I remember when I got traded there. I think my third game, I had four assists and I never made it outside our blue line. I still don't know how I got four assists that night.

I talked to (the team) before the game about assists and about being team players. We had two assists against Philomath (Friday, Jan. 20) and we had 14 assists against Y-C. We only had one in the fourth quarter and once again they caught up with us in the fourth quarter, so maybe that was the problem.

That's one of the things that I'm proud of. A lot of our baskets are coming off assists. The last game we had 16 assists. We had a nice team effort tonight.

It was great playing with Steve because he complements your game. He's out there getting rebounds, assists and steals. He fills up the stat sheet.

Steve Nash is the generator out there on the floor. With the players they have, he's perfect. I've never seen an exhibition like that (Phoenix's 109-75 rout of Houston on Thursday).

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