Steve Nash s life and story

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I used to play football, but then I switched to basketball.

Nash's career can be described as a late bloomer, and Nash was already 30 years old when he won the second consecutive MVP

Very good! He has a lot of assists per game, accurate three-point shooting, and is a good guard!

Name: Steve Nash.

English: Steve Nash

Date of birth: February 7, 1974.

Height: 188 cm.

Weight: kg.

Position: Defender.

Nationality: Canadian.

More details are available at NBA 2006.

Here's a little bit of fan stats:

1.What is Nash's full name?

2.His birthday?

3.How tall is he?

4.What college did Nash graduate from?

5.When did Nash first appear in the NBA?

6.Who is the opponent?

7.What team was Nash playing for at the time?

8.What year did he first participate in All-Star Weekend?

9.How many seasons did Nash play for the Mavericks?

10.In which two seasons did Nash play all regular-season games?

11.How many All-Star games did Nash play in?

12.What is his current highest score in a single game?

13.Which team did you get it from?

14.As a "short" player, what is Nash's single-game rebounding record?

15.What other sport is Nash good at besides basketball?

16.His favorite food?

17.What are Nash's preferences in terms of **?

18.His family is playing a certain sport, which sport is it?

19.Who is Nash's adoring star?

20.Who is his current girlfriend?

john nash

February 7.

m 4Santa Clara University, November 14.

6.Vancouver Grizzlies.

7.Phoenix Sun year.

Season score 13Portland.

15Hockey and football.

16.Nash's favorite food is barbecued salmon.

17.He's a fan of heavy metal rock.

18.Football.

19.Zinedan Zidane.

20.Hispanic girl Alehendra Amaliala.

89 kg 196 lbs Birthday: 1974-02-07Season Salary: $11.38 million Contract Status:

66 million for 6 years.

NBA Regular Season History: 96-07, 11 Seasons, 722 Shooting Percentage: Three-Point Shooting Percentage:

Points per game: 9788 total) Rebounds per game: 2060 total) Assists per game:

5256 total) Steals per game: 580 total) NBA playoff history: 96-98 04-06 Suns 43 games 00-04 Mavericks 43 games (excluding the '07 playoffs) Shooting percentage:

Three-point shooting percentage: Points per game: 1474 overall) Rebounds per game:

316 in total) Assists per game: 706 in total) Steals per game: 56 in total).

Personal comment: The axis of the Phoenix Suns, the experience of two tosses and turns, has given him a humble and gentleman-like leadership temperament. Except for the first season in Dallas, the three-point shooting rate is above 40% every year, and it can always give the team a timely rain at critical moments.

With his second arrival with the Suns, Nash ushered in the peak of his career, averaging an absolute double-double of 18 points and 11 assists per game, which also earned him the feat of winning the regular season MVP.

Steve Nash was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, on February 7, 1974, and subsequently settled in Canada with his parents.

As a child, Nash dabbled in football, basketball, ice hockey, and won three chess championships and won the British Columbia Most Valuable Footballer Award.

Nash attended St. High School michaels university school。After graduating from high school, Nash decided to join the NCAA and was eventually recruited by the little-known Santa Clara University.

In 1994-1995 and 1995-1996, he was named the best player of the West Coast twice, broke the Santa Clera school record with 510 assists in his career, was named the All-American team by the Associated Press, became the fourth player in West Coast history to lead in scoring and assists in his senior year, and the first player in West Coast history to win the MVP as a rookie.

Nash's career can be described as a late bloomer, and Nash was already 30 years old when he won the second consecutive MVP

It's impossible not to mention the passing without mentioning the amazing fast break, and as the initiator of the fast break, Nash's excellent offensive and defensive conversion awareness is unmatched in the league. While the opponent was still basking in the joy of attacking success, the Suns' fast-break combination had completed the counterattack and retreated, and Nash's long pass accurately judged the running position of the fast player, and then accurately put it into place. There is no need for any adjustments, and the receiver goes straight to a dunk or layup.

Nash is a consummate guard on the offensive end, and Nash has all the qualities of a good scorer: whether it's a breakaway layup, a mid-range shot, a three-pointer or a free-throw shot. What's even more rare is that despite Nash's scoring probe, Nash doesn't need to score to dominate the game at all, and he only shows his sharp teeth when necessary, and his blocking with the center is a nightmare for almost all teams.

Nash was not perfect, and Nash was rejected by dozens of colleges on the grounds that they thought Nash's defense was really bad, and in the end Nash had to play at the little-known University of Santa Clara, and Nash was generally underrated when he entered the draft. Coaches who have turned down Nash certainly can't imagine that the seemingly weak point guard would win the regular season MVP in the future. With too much physicality, Nash has little to do when defending a tall point guard.

In the game, we can sometimes see Nash being eaten hard by the opposing attacking defender. (Chinese Civilization Network Review).

Undoubted masterclass passing. Very good at passing the ball like a needle, as long as there is a slight possibility, Nash is sure to pass in place. He is proficient in almost all kinds of passing, including very difficult balls.

There wasn't much of a passing angle, and Nash reacted entirely on the chemistry between himself and his teammates. The rhythm is very good, and the receiver will be very comfortable. Rhythm is very important for a pitcher, and Nash's passing seems to invisibly lead the rhythm of the receiver, in place - catch the ball - jump - shoot, the whole action is done in one go, very comfortable.

If Steve had been selfish, Nash could have easily taken the scoring title. (Comment by Grant Hill).

Steve Nash is in his first year as a coach, are you bullish on him?

Nash, a member of the first generation in 1996, was drafted by the Suns with the 15th pick in the first round, and has played for the Suns, Mavericks, and Lakers in his 19-year career, averaging points and assists per game in his career, of which the total assists rank third in NBA history. Although his career ultimately failed to win the championship, his place in history as a two-time MVP winner and assist master speaks for itself. At that time, the Suns could be described as one of the Western powers, and under the drive of Nash, the Suns played the run-and-bomb tactics to the fullest, which was once Kobe's playoff nightmare.

In 2015, after a dismal career with the Lakers, he officially announced his retirement through his social **. After his retirement, it was widely believed that he would become a basketball coach in the future. In order to achieve this goal, Nash began to try to get closer step by step, waiting for the right moment.

Last season, Nash joined the Warriors as a team development consultant and guest trainer for players.

Many people think that Nash's joining the Warriors is overkill, but who knows his good intentions? If Curry is the promoter of the small-ball era, then Nash can be said to be the originator of the small-ball trend, and the bombardment tactics he led back then do have many similarities. Of course, in order to truly fit into the current basketball trend, Nash had to go to the Warriors to study and research.

After a period of dormant waiting, Nash finally waited for this opportunity. As a playoff team that will attract much attention next season, the Nets have two major stars, Durant and Irving, and no matter what their situation is this season, I believe many fans will expect them to break out of the cocoon next season. As a small-ball coach, how can Nash's tactical system change this Nets team?

What kind of sparks will be created between the Nets generals and coaches? Let's wait and see with all these confusions!

I'm bullish on him. Because Nash was known for his golf quotient as a player and was good at mediating relationships between players, under his leadership, the Nets have the strength to challenge for championships.

I'm very optimistic about him. He has a very high ball IQ and is more than qualified for the position of head coach.

I'm bullish on him. He has great coaching potential. He has a high ball IQ and strength in basketball.