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2010-2020
Steve Nash Considering Retirement
While has Steve Nash battled back pain for the last couple weeks, it appears that it's getting worse. Those around the game were starting to wonder if this was a career-ending injury, but the Lakers and Nash himself dismissed those thoughts.
But now, there are reports that Nash is taking that idea a little more seriously:
@PeterVecsey1
I'm hearing Nash's pain is forcing him 2 seriously consider calling it a career. He'd still get $ this yr & next & LA'd get cap relief next year
The injury, pain caused by nerve damage in his back, is causing Nash serious pain. He was scheduled to take a two week break from game action, but it appears that treatment isn't solving the problem as quickly as they would like.
Nash was averaging 6.7 points and 4.8 assists in six games this year.
http://beta.thescore.com/nba/news/356451
It would help the Lakers but... but... its Nash
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Local High School Star
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Nash deserved better than what he got since leaving the Suns..
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Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Goodbye Steve Nash. Another great player with no ring retires after AI...
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WHITESIDE
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Good idea... Thanks for the entertainment over the years Nash
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Stare
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Originally Posted by AirTupac
@PeterVecsey1
I'm hearing Nash's pain is forcing him 2 seriously consider calling it a career. He'd still get $ this yr & next & LA'd get cap relief next year
Of course he'll get paid. I was thinking there is NO WAY he would retire because Nash is all about the money.
How can he get paid and LA get cap relief? Medical retirement? That's probably the only way I see. Otherwise, LA gets no cap space if Nash still gets paid.
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Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Originally Posted by #number6ix#
Good idea... Thanks for the entertainment over the years Nash
One of the best floor generals I have seen...
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Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
nba contracts are awesome... retire and still get paid!
someone should go sign a $100m contract and then retire the day afterwards.
oh wait, that already happened... well, sorta, kinda, almost.
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2010-2020
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Originally Posted by bagelred
Of course he'll get paid. I was thinking there is NO WAY he would retire because Nash is all about the money.
How can he get paid and LA get cap relief? Medical retirement? That's probably the only way I see. Otherwise, LA gets no cap space if Nash still gets paid.
If a player retires for medical reasons and a league-appointed physician confirms that he is medically unfit to continue playing, then the player does not count against the cap.
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Good college starter
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
You guys realize that this is based on a single tweet for the source right? And it is just a guy saying what he thinks he heard.
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Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
regardless of sources, dude should just retire... just a few months away from turning 40
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Good college starter
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Originally Posted by SCdac
regardless of sources, dude should just retire... just a few months away from turning 40
It isn't really an age related issue. If Kobe comes back and struggles no one is going to proclaim he should retire. Did people say Derrick Rose should just hang it up? I mean what is the difference? Nash takes better care of himself then those guys. Rose won't even be around at Nash's age. Nash broke his leg a year ago and is suffering from pain. Isn't that to be expected out of a player at any age when it causes nerve damage?
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Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
Originally Posted by HorryIsMyMVP
It isn't really an age related issue. If Kobe comes back and struggles no one is going to proclaim he should retire. Did people say Derrick Rose should just hang it up? I mean what is the difference? Nash takes better care of himself then those guys. Rose won't even be around at Nash's age. Nash broke his leg a year ago and is suffering from pain. Isn't that to be expected out of a player at any age when it causes nerve damage?
Riiiight.... dude, injuries pile up with age, and it takes longer to heal.
Back issues, leg issues, etc, etc.
You think Nash would be "seriously considering retirement" at age 21? ...
Lets be realistic.
We're not talking about a young person recovering from a major injury, like Rose last season or Griffin in his rookie season.
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I post-up midgets
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
sad way to go for such a great player but i guess being a lakers fan i should be happy for next season
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Local High School Star
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
He should have never gone to the Lakers.
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Gawdbe GOATsol Nashty
Re: Steve Nash Considering Retirement
I hope he doesn't retire yet. I think he could still win if the Lakers sign some worthwhile players in the summer of 2014. Who cares if he has to ride the bench for it to happen? My childhood will officially end when either Kobe or Nash retire. And I can't allow that to happen yet!
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