Suns' fun is history

newgroom422 posted 5/2/2008 from community.foxsports.com [flag]

The fingerprints of rookie general manager Steve Kerr are all over the Phoenix Suns now, in fact, bubbling over with hot grease that has strangely taken on the shape of 330 pounds worth of Shaquille O’Neal . [link]

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