Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Features

The Nash Effect: Part 2

With Steve Nash winning the NBA’s Most Valuable Player Award, we may have hit a point of no return in Canadian sports. This could have more of an impact on us than when we almost scored a goal in the 1986 World Cup, or when a Canadian luger finished eighth in the Albertville Olympics. Okay, all kidding aside, this is colossal! Nash has done the near impossible – the unfathomable. A skinny, soccer-loving kid from Victoria, with a solitary scholarship offer to his name, has not only taken the game of Jordan, Bird, and Magic by storm – he has dominated it. And if you think the effect it has on us today is huge, just look ahead at what it has done to the […]

This article contains content that is only available to subscribers.

Please log in to read the full article. Subscribe Now!

Free 7 Day Trial – Cancel Anytime!

BasketballBuzz Subscribe

Steve Nash The Nash Effect Part 2 Basketballbuzz Magazine 2006.
Steve Nash The Nash Effect Part 2 Basketballbuzz Magazine 2006.

With Steve Nash winning the NBA’s Most Valuable Player Award, we may have hit a point of no return in Canadian sports. This could have more of an impact on us than when we almost scored a goal in the 1986 World Cup, or when a Canadian luger finished eighth in the Albertville Olympics. Okay, all kidding aside, this is colossal! Nash has done the near impossible – the unfathomable. A skinny, soccer-loving kid from Victoria, with a solitary scholarship offer to his name, has not only taken the game of Jordan, Bird, and Magic by storm – he has dominated it. And if you think the effect it has on us today is huge, just look ahead at what it has done to the […]

This article contains content that is only available to subscribers.

Please log in to read the full article. Subscribe Now!

Free 7 Day Trial - Cancel Anytime!

BasketballBuzz Subscribe

Advertisement

BUZZING

NBA

Steve Nash’s 2005 MVP win sparked a basketball revolution, leading Canada to dominate NBA international player counts for 11 straight years.

NBA

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander becomes just the third Canadian to be named NBA All-Star starter.

NCAA

In a historic game honoring their greatest player, Steve Nash, the Santa Clara Broncos stunned No. 21 Gonzaga with a one-point victory.

NBA

There's been a lot of talk out of Hollywood this off-season. Script it however you like. Did they forget how the West (and the...

NBA

Only an NBA referee has any idea how these 2023 NBA Playoffs are about to play out. One thing's for sure though, the postseason...

FIBA

The Canadian basketball community is mourning the loss of Greg Francis, a former high school champion, a NCAA basketball star, an Olympian, a coach,...

NBA

The rising Phoenix Suns are set to scorch nets around the league now that they've bagged Brooklyn's Kevin Durant.

NBA

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander becomes just the fourth Canadian to be selected to an NBA All-Star Game.

BasketballBuzz - Canada's Basketball Magazine