Has Nash played his last game for Canada?
"I can't answer that," said the 29-year-old Nash, whose Dallas Mavericks opened the NBA season with a 109-93 loss to the hometown Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday. "It's too early to say.
"It's not getting any easier to play for Canada, the older I get and the more games I've played. But when's the next time I even could play for Canada, two full years from now? So it's too soon to say. I guess it's what you'd call a game-time decision."
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Oct 24, 2003 11:10 AM EST
Yesterday, most NBA teams made their final cuts.
Check our transactions page to see who got the ax.
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Oct 24, 2003 10:02 AM EST
"Former lottery pick William Avery will continue his career in Makedonikos in Greece. Avery (selected 14th overall in 1999 NBA Draft by Minnesota out of Duke University) played 3 years ('99-'01) for the Timberwolves averaging 3.5 points and 1.0 assist per game. He spent last season playing for Strasbourg in France."
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Oct 2003 Archive
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Safsal | Oct 24, 2003
"The 32nd overall pick of the 2000 draft by the Bulls, G AJ Guyton will spend the next season in Isreael, playing for Hapoel Tel-Aviv.
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Newsday | Oct 21, 2003
"I must tell you that they're not making the kind of progress that we had hoped would be made in terms of clarifying what's going to be going on," Stern said yesterday in a telephone news conference in which he discussed a variety of topics.
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Rocky Mountain News | Oct 21, 2003
On Monday, Eagle County Judge Frederick Gannett ruled that Lakers star Kobe Bryant would have to stand trial for sexual assault.
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Associated Press | Oct 20, 2003
It looks Sacramento Kings forward Chris Webber and Golden State Warriors guard Jason Richardson will likely be suspended for the start of their respective seasons.
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L.A. Times | Oct 16, 2003
Mackey's measured tones during Wednesday's cross-examination contrasted with her confrontational style Oct.
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Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Oct 12, 2003
Vladimir Stephania couldn't find the deal he wanted from an NBA team, so, he is headed to croatia to play for Croatia Split, an Adriatic League team.
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ESPN | Oct 10, 2003
"ESPN has hired former coach George Karl and former player Dan Majerle as NBA game analysts.
