Who is the biggest player in the history of NBA Phoenix Suns?

Speaking of the basketball team from Phoenix, the theme colors of purple-orange-white-yellow on American Airlines Center Arena and Suns jerseys are definitely reflected in the impression of NBA fans.

Phoenix, also known as Phoenix, is the sixth most populous city in the United States. For most of the year, Phoenix is extremely dry, and the average temperature is below 0 degrees Celsius for only five days each year. This is a city famous for its heat, and it is understandable to take the sun as the team name.

Phoenix Suns, founded in 1968, is a team with a long history. After decades of precipitation, the average winning rate has remained at 53%, which is a pretty good figure.

In the basketball cycle of several decades, the Sun has been able to maintain a strong posture most of the time, but unfortunately it has not been able to win the championship and only reached the finals twice.

Nevertheless, the Phoenix Suns left a deep impression on many basketball fans. It is to focus on this classic team and take stock of the top ten stars in the history of the Suns.

Before the opening of 1996 draft, the situation in front of Sun was still in chaos, and the team only had 15 draft right. When the draft came to the Suns, the team made a decision that surprised and booed Phoenix fans. They chose Steve Nash, a white Canadian defender from the unknown university Santa Clara University, who looked unremarkable and lost in the scout report.

At that time, the boss Colangelo had to comfort the fans after the draft night: "We all think that the best player left is Steve Nash."

If there is a God's perspective and a time machine, what I want to say to Colangelo is: Be bold and give it a try. You have chosen the most perfect point guard on the offensive end ever.

After two years of rookie career, Nash, who trained in the Suns, slowly showed his starting potential. Mavericks coach Nelson admired Nash very much, made a considerable package and took him to Dallas. The latter grew up to be an All-Star+Three-Array Point Guard in Dallas.

The following story will be familiar to most fans from the new century. At the age of 30, Nash's contract with Mavericks expired. Boss Cuban mistakenly believed the team doctor's judgment report about Nash's career or rapid decline due to back injury, and chose not to renew Nash's contract.

Sun, the former home team, made a sincere contract with an annual salary of10 million yuan, and invited him back to the all-star point guard he selected that year.

Nash, who is proficient in passing, controlling the ball and shooting, is the engine that the moustache coach has been looking for for for many years. This time coincides with the introduction of the Hanchek-free rule, which is a godsend.

Under Nash's leadership, the Phoenix Suns ushered in a new era, reaching the Western Conference three times in seven seasons. In Sun's second career, Nash achieved three consecutive victories, 1 array & two MVP's.

The magnificent action of the seven-second ball whirlwind is the basketball impression that the Phoenix Sun brought to the fans of the 80-90 generation. Regarding the team spirit of Phoenix Suns, I believe that most fans will naturally think of Nash with long hair and courage.

In the last home game of the Suns, how did the Phoenix fans show their love for the greatest player in the team's history?

"We want Steve" (we want Steve to stay) sounded like a landslide and tsunami, and the audience never stopped. At the same time, slogans like "Nothing, you can go, Nash" were held high by many fans.

Phoenix fans are unwilling to accept the fact that Nash may not die in the sun, and they can't bear to think that Nash will be crowned for life.