NBA Phoenix Suns player Steve Nash (L) and part-owner of Women???s Professional Soccer (WPS) talks with US Women's National Team players Leslie Osborne (C) and Rachel Buehler (R) on September 16, 2008 at the Sports Museum of America in New York. WPS announced the allocations of the U.S. Women???s National Team to its seven franchises for league that will start play in spring of 2009, Osborne and Buehler will play for the Bay Area team. Getty Images logo Getty Images 14 months ago

NBA Phoenix Suns player Steve Nash (L) and part-owner of Women???s Professional Soccer (WPS) talks with US Women's National Team players Leslie Osborne (C) and Rachel Buehler (R) on September 16, 2008 at the Sports Museum of America in New York. WPS announced the allocations of the U.S. Women???s National Team to its seven franchises for league that will start play in spring of 2009, Osborne and Buehler will play for the Bay Area team.

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  1. Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash, left, is fouled by Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, right, in the third quarter of an NBA basketball game Friday, Oct. 30, 2009, in Phoenix. Nash scored 18 points with 20 assists as the Suns won 123-101.
  2. Phoenix Suns' Steve Nash, right, gets a visit from Phoenix Mercury's Diana Taurasi during Suns' NBA basketball media day Monday, Sept. 28, 2009, in Phoenix.
  3. NBA star Steve Nash (R) chases the ball while training with young prospect players for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC in Vancouver, British Columbia September 17, 2009. Nash will be playing a celebrity benefit game on Saturday.
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  6. National Basketball Association star Steve Nash (C) does warm up exercises while training with young prospect players for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC in Vancouver, British Columbia September 17, 2009. Nash will be playing a celebrity benefit game on Saturday.
  7. German Fatmire Bajramaj, left, is attacked by and US Rachel Buehler, right, during a women's friendly soccer match between Germany and USA in the the stadium in Augsburg, southern Germany, on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009.
  8. German Kerstin Garefrekes, left, and US Rachel Buehler, right, challenge for the ball during a women's friendship soccer match between Germany and USA in the the stadium in Augsburg, southern Germany, on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009.

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