Suns GM Kerr says he wants D'Antoni back (AP)
Published 4/30/2008 at Yahoo! Sports - NBA News
The Phoenix Suns' window of opportunity to win an NBA title under coach Mike D'Antoni may have slammed shut with their first-round playoff loss to San Antonio. General manager Steve Kerr acknowledged differences with the coach but insisted on Wednesday he wants D'Antoni back for a fifth season with the Suns.
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