The Phoenix Suns will make their final push to keep Amare Stoudemire in purple and orange Tuesday when head coach Alvin Gentry and owner Robert Sarver meet with STAT in Los Angeles to discuss his contract situation, according to Yahoo! Sports.
Amare can opt out of the $17.7 million he is owed in 2010-11 as early [...]

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The last pick in the NBA Draft rarely holds value these days and is often deemed “Mr. Irrelevant,” but the Phoenix Suns’ Dwayne Collins has the potential to dismiss that notion. Standing at 6-foot-8 with a massive 7-foot-4 wingspan, the 60th pick in the 2010 Draft could play NBA minutes based on pure stature alone.
But [...]

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A little less than one year ago Villanova combo guard Scottie Reynolds was a projected first-round pick in the 2009 NBA Draft with a bright future ahead of him.
But after returning for an All-American senior season, Reynolds is currently unemployed and is the first AP All-American to go undrafted since the 1976 NBA-ABA merger.
The Phoenix [...]

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According to an ESPN.com report by Chris Broussard, New York Knicks president Donnie Walsh and head coach Mike D’Antoni “hope to meet with Amare Stoudemire” in Los Angeles soon after the clock strikes midnight Thursday, which marks the official start of free agency, to sway him toward signing with the Knicks.
STAT certainly isn’t the Knicks’ [...]

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In this must-see interview, Steve Nash speaks with The Basketball Jones’ J.E. Skeets about his England World Cup allegiance, adding a little extra to the Robert Horry hit, draft memories, Steve Kerr, Amare and whether Skeets really does look that much like Nash.

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When the Phoenix Suns drafted Gani Lawal with the 46th overall pick in the second round they knew they were getting a big, physical, athletic power forward who can run the floor and rebound but has a limited offensive game.
I scoured the Internet to get a sense of how the national media feels about how [...]

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