Steve Nash / Steve Nash / (Jersey number: 13) Position: Point guard (PG) Official height: 1.91 meters / 6 feet 3 Actual height: 1.86 meters / 6 feet 1 Official weight: 89 kg / 196 pounds Actual

Weight: 79 kg/174 lbs Birthday: 1974-02-07 Team: Currently playing for the Phoenix Suns, also played for the Dallas Mavericks, and the Canadian national team Draft: 15th overall in the 1st round of 1996, selected by the Suns School graduated from: 96

Graduated from Santa Clara University Nationality: Canada Favorite football team: Tottenham Hotspur of the Premier League Birthplace: South Africa Nash Family status: Divorced, has two twin daughters and a son 06-07 season salary: 10.5 million

U.S. dollars; 07-08 season salary: 11.38 million U.S. dollars; 08-09 season salary: 12.25 million U.S. dollars; 09-10 season salary: 13.125 million U.S. dollars Contract situation: 6 years, 66 million U.S. dollars, signed on 2004/7/14, arriving in the summer of 2010

Renewed contract with the Suns in 2009, two years worth US$22 million, expiring at the end of the 2011-2012 season. Participated in the 1997 All-Star Weekend "Rookie Game". On November 14, 1996, he made his first NBA start against the Vancouver Grizzlies.

, 17 points, 7 rebounds, 12 assists. Transferred to the Suns in July 2004. 2004-2005 NBA regular season MVP (Most Valuable Player). 2004-2005 season assist leader. Averaged 11.5 times per game. Selected to NBA "First Team" 2005-

2006 NBA regular season MVP (Most Valuable Player). 2005-2006 season assist leader, averaging 10.5 times per game. Selected to NBA "First Team". 2006-2007 season should have won NBA regular season MVP (Most Valuable Player) again.

But his good brother Nowitzki performed even better. He led the assists in the 2006-2007 season, averaging 11.6 times per game, and was selected to the NBA "First Team". In the 2007-2008 season, he was selected to the NBA "Second Team". In the 2008-2009 season, he did not enter the postseason.

Started in the Dallas All-Star Game in the 2009-2010 season. Champion of the Skills Contest, led the assists in the 2009-2010 season, averaged 11.0 times per game, and was selected to the NBA second team.

Led the team into the Western Conference Finals, but lost to the Lakers and missed the Finals again.

He is so far the only foreign MVP to win consecutive games in the regular season.

(Even for American players, there are only a few players who have won this honor.) [Comprehensive evaluation] Advantages: He can be called the current leader of the Suns. He has a very high basketball IQ, calm playing style, and perfect court insight.

Has great vision, passes right to the heart of the enemy, has a great shot (can be a killer when needed), and can attack in almost any area of ??the court.

Disadvantages: Due to many limitations of physical conditions, such as poor defensive ability caused by congenital spondylolisthesis (as a core, he cannot easily foul. However, his defensive awareness is the best in the league) and insufficient confrontation ability.

[Offensive end] Personal characteristics Suns star Nash (15 photos) He is a perfect defender on the offensive end.

Its total field goal percentage (field goal percentage + three-point shooting rate + free throw percentage) ranks first in the league.

Among them, the free throw percentage ranks first in league history.

As a member of the 14,000-point club, he has all the qualities that an excellent scorer should have: whether it is a breakthrough layup, mid-range shot, three-pointer or free throw.

He can score in almost any way except dunking.

What's even more frightening is that although he scores like a prodigy, he doesn't need to score to dominate the game. He will only show his sharp teeth when necessary, such as the 48 points against the Mavericks in 2006, such as in 2007.

32 points against the Lakers.

He appears more often on the organizational end, and his pick-and-roll with the center is almost a nightmare for all teams.

No one can predict what he will do next. Is he going to pass the ball or attack on his own?

Dare to step forward at critical moments and deliver a fatal blow.

Personal data March 10, Beijing time Who is the greatest shooter in NBA history?

Steve Nash?

Reggie Miller?

Or Larry Bird?

ESPN columnist John Hollinger gave the ten greatest shooters in NBA history, among which Nash topped the crowd, surpassing Miller and Bird to rank first.