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Think this will be useful for next season
LOS ANGELES -- Lakers guard Steve Nash did not play against the Orlando Magic on Sunday because of nerve root irritation in his right hamstring.
Nash tweaked his hamstring late in Los Angeles' 117-107 loss to the Washington Wizardson Friday. It was Nash's first game action since he left the Lakers' 96-79 loss to the Utah Jazz on Feb. 11 at halftime and did not return. Nash's ailment that night was due to discomfort stemming from a collision to his left leg with Chicago's Kirk Hinrich the previous game.
The 40-year-old Nash had five points and 11 assists in 19 minutes against Washington.
Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said Nash would likely be ready to return to the lineup Tuesday when L.A. hosts the New York Knicks.
"He'll test it and when he's ready to go, he'll go," D'Antoni said.
Think this will be useful for next season
Mike Bresnaha @Mike_Bresnahan
You might have heard this before but...Steve Nash is a game-time decision Sunday because of his back-hamstring nerve problem.
I guess this is the reason why he wants to milk the Lakers for every ounce possible.
http://m.tmz.com/#Article/2014/03/23...-lakers-photos
Watching this gots career end in humiliating fashion while being overpaid by the giest organization in pro sports is satisfying.
Perhaps, but, it won't quell 6.
Or 2004.
Why does this old fart keep trying to play?
Dude, if you can't play more than one game without having to go back on the IR, you're too ing old for the NBA.
Money. I would say he's robbing them blind but they invited him in to do it.
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