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Bright Side of the Sun
Suns Shake Off Slow Start, Down Washington Arenas's, 102-90
The Washington Wizards and Phoenix Suns entered Sunday's contest heading in different directions. Full Article at Bright Side of the Sun
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NBA Obsessed takes you into the hit and run game of NBA Basketball. The Phoenix Suns are just as hot as that yellow orb in the sky and in some ways even hotter. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Suns never trailed in the second half as they beat the Wizards for the sixth straight time, including five in a row at the Verizon Center. Washington last defeated Phoenix nearly three years ago -- on Dec. 22. 2006. Full Article at ESPN
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WASHINGTON - Jason Richardson scored 22 points, Steve Nash had 17 assists, and the Phoenix Suns maintained their dominance of the Washington Wizards with a 102-90 victory Sunday. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Suns offense can be so good when they run it. Phoenix fought itself in today's first half at Washington with 16 turnovers but still held the lead. Full Article at AZ Central.com
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Nenad can keep him on the defensive end and come out and space the floor out and he (Krstic) shot the ball well ... We were doing a great job of finding him and setting screens for him.
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That was about as good as we could possibly play
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We just weren't really fresh today ... Maybe it was the first day game of the season. We really didn't have a great bounce to us, we didn't really push the ball (and) we weren't really aggressive to start. That was the difference. We had some chances to be up 15 or 20. We just didn't really have energy ...
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This is the type of team that I think has to be humble ... The minute we start to say we are a certain caliber of team I think there is a danger there, so we just have to keep being humble and keep treating this like a project that's going to take the whole season and keep improving.
