Even though he is 38 years of age, Steve Nash hasn't stopped producing All-Star like numbers in the NBA. However, he has been dealing with back problems as of late, but according to him, it's better now. In fact, he says it's best it's felt in a decade.
After the Suns game in Sacramento, he told Marc Stein of ESPN.com that he plans to play for three more years. Assuming that happens, he'll be 41 by the time that contract expires.
It's not surprising to see that, especially since his back is now much better. If he's been playing this long, just imagine with a healthier back now.
"It's been my best year physically from start to finish in a long time," Nash said. "Other than a little tweak (last week) against San Antonio, my back's been pretty close to 100 percent."
The three-year-deal, according to sources, may not be with the Phoenix Suns, but it's a good possibility. Nash insisted a week ago about considering to head to Miami if LeBron James were to ask him. He wants to play for a team that has it's mindset on winning, and the Suns don't appear they're headed that way.
Where do you think Nash ends up? Is New York an option?
