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Purch
07-17-2017, 08:15 PM
Back in 2008, when I figured Jason Kidd/Steve Nash wouldn't be around for too much longer, I decided to spend time uploading their playoff highlights to youtube, due to there not being many avaible at the time. I succeeded in adding 7 each of their greatest playoff games and put them on youtube. Wanted people to be able to appreciate the two best point guards I saw as I was grew up.

So now that's it been a couple years, I decided to repost them, so people who might not have had a chance to witness them, get to some of their signature playoff performances.

Hope you guys enjoy, this project took me months back in the day.

Steve Nash

Steve Nash (31/11/5) vs Kings [Game 3] '03

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Steve Nash (34/13/12) vs Mavericks [Game 5] '05

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Steve Nash (39/12/9) vs Mavericks [Game 6] '05

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Steve Nash (32/13) vs Lakers [Game 6] '06

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Steve Nash (31/12) vs Clippers [Game 1] '06

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Steve Nash (20/16) vs Spurs [Game 2] 07'

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Steve Nash 33/10 vs Spurs [Game 1] '10

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Jason Kidd

Jason Kidd (22 /16 /10) vs Lakers [Game 4] '00

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Jason Kidd (18/13/11) vs Celtics [Game 1] 02'

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Jason Kidd (31/8/7/4) vs Pacers [Game 5] '02

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Jason Kidd (30/7/3) vs Spurs [Game 2] '03

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Jason Kidd (22/11/10) vs Pistons [Game 4] '04

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Jason Kidd (23/14/13) vs Cavaliers [Game 3] '07

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Jason Kidd (16/19/16) vs Raptors [Game 3] '07


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Purch
07-18-2017, 07:46 AM
Leave some comments on the videos if you enjoyed any. Just realized all the comments on them are like 4/5 years old.

midnightpulp
07-18-2017, 07:50 AM
Good work.

Purch
07-18-2017, 01:38 PM
Good work.

Thank you sir

Spurtacular
07-19-2017, 03:06 AM
Mark Cuban could have had Dirk and Nash in their prime; what a dumbass.

Spurtacular
07-19-2017, 03:10 AM
02 Nets were like a scaled-down version of the 11 Mavs. It's a shame they had the C's number. A Pierce n' Walker final vs. the Lakers (Kings) would've been epic.

monosylab1k
07-19-2017, 10:50 AM
Mark Cuban could have had Dirk and Nash in their prime; what a dumbass.

Even better, he got Dirk and Kidd and a ring. Mavs never would have won a title with Nash.

Clipper Nation
07-19-2017, 11:28 AM
Real talk: Kidd was way better than Steve Trash's overrated ass. The 2000s Suns may very well have rang with Kidd and a real coach instead of Nash and D'Antoni.

Spurtacular
07-19-2017, 11:44 AM
Even better, he got Dirk and Kidd and a ring. Mavs never would have won a title with Nash.

Nash almost won a title with fucking Amare Stoudemire. He could easily have won 2 or 3 with Dirk.

140
07-19-2017, 11:47 AM
Even better, he got Dirk and Kidd and a ring. Mavs never would have won a title with Nash.


Real talk: Kidd was way better than Steve Trash's overrated ass. The 2000s Suns may very well have rang with Kidd and a real coach instead of Nash and D'Antoni.
Truthbombs, tbh.

Clipper Nation
07-19-2017, 11:50 AM
Nash almost won a title with fucking Amare Stoudemire. He could easily have won 2 or 3 with Dirk.
Amar'e and Marion were damn good back then. Too bad they were stuck with a gimmick coach and a choke artist point guard who was allergic to defense.

monosylab1k
07-19-2017, 11:55 AM
Nash almost won a title with fucking Amare Stoudemire. He could easily have won 2 or 3 with Dirk.

Not even close. Nash was a no-defense assist whore with surprisingly low basketball IQ for a point guard. If anything, he was holding Dirk back from reaching his true potential.

Clipper Nation
07-19-2017, 12:11 PM
Not even close. Nash was a no-defense assist whore with surprisingly low basketball IQ for a point guard. If anything, he was holding Dirk back from reaching his true potential.
This. With Nash, Dirk was pigeonholed into being a spot-up shooter and not much else. Without Nash, the Mavs used his full offensive repertoire, including his passing and post game. Nash was never going to allow that to happen because it would have reduced his precious assists per game.

Assuming he stays healthy, I think we will see a similar dynamic with Blake this year. He's typically flourished as a playmaker in Choke Paul's absence.

monosylab1k
07-19-2017, 12:15 PM
I gotta find that clip of Nash & Dirk talking, where Nash talks about how they could have won multiple titles together, and Dirk is literally going "uuuuummmmm okay" and clearly knows that never would have happened.

Purch
07-19-2017, 03:29 PM
I think you guys might be taking a lot of blame that deserves to be on Don Nelson and attributing it to Nash

monosylab1k
07-19-2017, 04:01 PM
I think you guys might be taking a lot of blame that deserves to be on Don Nelson and attributing it to Nash

Please explain this. Thanks.

monosylab1k
07-19-2017, 04:08 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj4AseYLblo

4:20 is the start of the "what if" conversation. Nash tries to insist they'd win multiple titles, Dirk gives a lot of "I'm not sure" and "we were both better players after you left" comments :lmao Dirk knew Nash was holding him back.

Mark Celibate
07-19-2017, 04:42 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj4AseYLblo

4:20 is the start of the "what if" conversation. Nash tries to insist they'd win multiple titles, Dirk gives a lot of "I'm not sure" and "we were both better players after you left" comments :lmao Dirk knew Nash was holding him back.

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damn that was exactly as awkward as you advertised it. rofl @ Dirk letting the truth come out after a couple of sips of wine. you could clearly tell that was not what Nash wanted to hear from him.

I'm not sure why so many people act like magic would've happened had Nash stayed with Dallas. Him routinely getting torched by Mike Bibby was a major reason why Dallas could never get to the Finals. The Kings beat them easily every time except for the series Webber went down. In Phoenix, Nash did exactly what he did in Dallas...change the culture to an uptempto, high scoring team that was hard to stop in the regular season but got beat down in the playoffs.

I hate to blame it all on one guy (guys like Raef Lafrentz and Shawn Bradley aren't exactly known for their toughness either) but every team Nash has been on always has the same " high scoring, finesse, but no defense " label attached to them. The one exception may have been the year they brought in Shaq who was an all time great. Otherwise, the common denominator is him. Nobody confuses the 2004-2011 Mavericks with the Bad Boy Pistons, but it's no surprise they were immediately a grittier team when he left.

No denying how fun it was to watch the early '00 Mavericks though. When Lafrentz was starting, you had five guys who were all good three point shooters.

Purch
07-20-2017, 03:16 AM
Please explain this. Thanks.

Well I actually think looking at Byron Scott on,the nets it made it obvious that the central issue is your offensive gameplan rather a ball dominant point guard.

Donnie Nelson wanted to play an uptempo game, in which Nash was probally the largest part of it. Which seems logical when you have a ball dominant point guard.. but that doesnt have to be the case, you can have a balenced offense.

The reason why Byrom is special in this regard is that he also coached peak Jason Kidd during their back to back finals years. Jason Kidd and Johnson had multiple Scott over offensive gameplan, because Kidd wanted to play up tempo, whiles Scott believed in strong half court offense and post play. This is why the nets weren't a one dimensional team, they didnt generate all their offense through Jason Kidd making plays, because Byron wouldnt allow it.

The choice didnt have to be between Dirk florishing and Nash

Purch
07-22-2017, 05:51 AM
Embedded the videos to make it easier for you guys

DAF86
07-22-2017, 02:23 PM
Prime Nash and Dirk under Carlisle would have been a pretty damn good team, tbh.

Venti Quattro
07-23-2017, 08:46 AM
Wow Purch you're back