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![]() When it comes to the Suns' draft situation for Thursday night, it is easier to address what won't happen: - They won't end the night without a draft choice. - They won't trade Vince Carter's contract, opting instead to buy him out for $4 million in the coming days. - They probably won't use one of their trade exceptions to take on extra payroll, which could compromise flexibility expected in 2012. ![]() Suns President Rick Welts wanted to make one thing clear: He'd talk about the nature of the Phoenix sports market and its fans, but not in reference to a possible trade of point guard Steve Nash. "That's ridiculous," he said. ![]() The Amar'e Stoudemire Basketball Academy ended Thursday in Gilbert. Next, Stoudemire leaves Phoenix for Miami. As much as that sounds like free-agent foreboding, there was nothing about Stoudemire on Thursday to indicate that Phoenix has seen the last of its All-Star power forward. Wearing a camp shirt with purple and orange lettering, Stoudemire called signing a contract extension with the Suns this month "Plan A." "Camp colors are purple and orange and bloodlines right now are purple and orange, until something changes," said Stoudemire, who plans to meet teammates Jared Dudley and Earl Clark in Miami for training and vacation. ![]() With an officiating whistle and three games at his youth basketball camp to monitor, Amar'e Stoudemire spotted familiar reporters courtside Tuesday afternoon. "Uh-oh, I know what you want to ask about," Stoudemire said. But the kids at Premier Courts in Gilbert got to him first. "What team do you want to go to?" one asked. ![]() Amar'e Stoudemire removed his Phoenix Suns jersey almost immediately after he and his teammates were eliminated from the postseason by the Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals. It would be somewhat of a leap to read anything into that gesture beyond what it was: a player trying to put a difficult loss behind him as quickly as possible. But for Stoudemire, as we've heard incessantly for the past two seasons, there is much more to his reality. |
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