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» Monday, April 22 2013 |
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"It's been a tough year," Nash said. "I haven't missed many games in my career. What's frustrating is I obviously don't want to break my leg at the start of the year. It really took me until a couple months ago until I figured out how I could fit into this team and to get healthy. Seven weeks off, two practices and then playing. You never quite get that feeling back. It's frustrating that I finally started to feel a place within the mix and healthy. Yahoo! Sports ![]() Mike Trudell: Steve Nash on his health: "It's not great, it's not going to be great." Definitely an "is what it is" scenario he has to make the most of. Twitter @LakersReporter Jeff McDonald: Tony Parker, informed Steve Nash says he doesn't feel like himself: "That makes two of us." Twitter @JMcDonald_SAEN |
» Sunday, April 21 2013 |
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"I'm not myself," Nash said. "I'm not moving that well. I'm struggling a little bit. I probably had a few shots in there that I probably normally make, but I still think it's important to try and contribute. We don't have enough points in our lineup every night." Los Angeles Times Mike Trudell: Nash: "I'm not myself." But it's very important to him he gives what he can. "I have to find a way." Twitter @LakersReporter John Denton: Steve Nash on the Hannah Storm ESPN show on former #Magic C Dwight Howard: "In some ways I think the Orlando experience is still with him." Twitter @JohnDenton555 ![]() After going through full-court contact drills during Saturday's practice, Steve Nash said he will return when the Lakers play today in Game 1 of their first-round matchup against the San Antonio Spurs at AT&T Center. "I plan on playing unless there is a setback between now and then," said Nash, who missed the past eight games because of persisting soreness in his right hamstring. "But so far, so good." Long Beach Press-Telegram "Obviously he's not going to play a lot of minutes," D'Antoni said. "Whatever he can give us will be great. We'll play it by ear. As the series goes on, he should get stronger." Long Beach Press-Telegram |
» Saturday, April 20 2013 |
![]() Nash said he's "very optimistic" he will play, though nothing will become official until he goes through full-court drills during today's practice. "I don't want to get ahead of myself," said Nash, who has remained sidelined for the past eight games. "The last three weeks, I get up every morning thinking today is the day. I want to hang myself after practice. So I don't want to overpromise." Long Beach Press-Telegram |
» Friday, April 19 2013 |
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Steve Nash was asked if all of his injuries this season have caused him to think about just calling it a career ... "Nope," Nash said after Lakers practice Friday. "To be honest with you, it's been a tough year for me obviously breaking my leg in the second game and having this injury, but when I've been healthy, I've felt great, as good as I've ever felt. The biggest issue for me this year was just trying to find a niche playing alongside Kobe (Bryant) and playing with new teammates. I feel like that really started to come for me in the last month and a half or so. I was feeling a lot more confident and comfortable on how I should approach and attack. So, never did I ever feel anything but optimism going forward, but just frustration in the moment." Sulia ![]() Kevin Ding: Jordan Hill (hip) practiced some in halfcourt but won't play in this series. Nash (hamstring) practiced fully. Twitter @KevinDing |
» Thursday, April 18 2013 |
![]() Marc J. Spears: Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak told Y! Sports he is "optimistic" Steve Nash could return from hip & hamstring soreness in GM1 vs Spurs due to shots Twitter @SpearsNBAYahoo Marc J. Spears: Lakers guard Steve Nash told Y! Sports he has a "good chance to play" Sunday in Game 1 vs Spurs if two epidural shots continue to aid injury Twitter @SpearsNBAYahoo |
» Tuesday, April 16 2013 |
![]() The L.A. Lakers and Kobe Bryant go together like peanut butter and bananas ... and the Lakers wouldn't dream of dumping him to save a few million bucks -- so says Lakers guard Steve Nash. There's a lot of talk going 'round that the Lakers might cut Kobe after he tore his Achilles last week ... because it would save them a fortune in luxury taxes on his salary -- roughly $80 million to be exact. But Nash doesn't believe a word of it ... telling TMZ, "Kobe is synonymous with the Lakers ... He's a strong person. He'll come back stronger than ever." TMZ.com |
» Sunday, April 14 2013 |
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Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni told news reporters at Sunday's shootaround that point guard Steve Nash will not play Sunday against the San Antonio Spurs. USA Today Sports |
» Thursday, April 11 2013 |
![]() Seeing Nash make his way to the training room for treatment before the game rather than head to the court for a crucial matchup as the Lakers fight for a playoff spot begged the question: Has this been the most frustrating season of his career? "Right up there, if not the most frustrating," said Nash, a 17-year veteran. "I've played a long time, so I can't remember all those years, but it's frustrating. Maybe it's because of the freshness, but it feels the most frustrating for sure." ESPN.com Nash, 39, has two more years and about $19 million left on his contract. His first season as a Laker will go down as a colossal letdown, barring a deep playoff run. "We should be a lot better than we are, and he's been injured more than probably his whole career," Lakers Coach Mike D'Antoni said. "So hopefully we can get in the playoffs and he can have a good run and turn that frustration into something good." Los Angeles Times |
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