Exclusive Interview with the Suns Physical Therapist
azsportshub.com 4/26/2007 — Today, we have something great for all of you basketball fans out there…Actually all sports fans! We welcome to the show Dr. Michael Clark, who is not only the Suns Physical Therapist, but is also the President and CEO of the National Academy of Sports Medicine … Clark has rehabilitated, reconditioned and trained hundreds of professional and amateur elite athletes. His list of ...

Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers: Game 3
brightsideofthesun.com 4/26/2007 — It starts again.  Obviously, the Suns figured something out between Game 1 and Game 2 and demolished the Lakers in the 2nd game after "only" winning by single digits in the first game. So how can they improve in Game 3?  Maybe shoot 100%? ...

The Golden State Warriors are like a knife fight on wheels (says FreeDarko)
freedarko.blogspot.com 4/26/2007 — Finally, with these Warriors, I've found my great human team for the ages. They defy easy characterization, dare you to slap on the familiar labels, and laugh when you find yourself bathed in regret. They're impossible to hate, or even disrespect, and yet they're nothing short of maddening.

Lakers Bounce Back, 95-89 Lakers (Series 2-1, Suns)
phoenixsunsrising.blogspot.com 4/27/2007 — A confused Raja talks to a visibly disgusted Nash. Well, it was bound to happen and, honestly, I can't say I'm surprised that it happened. The Suns go nuts in game 2 and absolutely demolish the Lakers in every aspect. Everyone jumps on the ...

The Score, the Key Stat, the Bottom Line: Thursday's Three Game Threes
20secondtimeout.blogspot.com 4/27/2007 — The Detroit Pistons are poised to sweep the overmatched Orlando Magic, while the Utah Jazz and L.A. Lakers each won at home to pull within 2-1 in their respective series against the Houston Rockets and Phoenix Suns. Kobe Bryant provided the standout individual performance of the night with 45 points on 15-26 shooting and a team-high six assists.