Steve Nash's Best Play Each Season Of His NBA Career!

[@oriel_007]

Steve Nash was the reason I started watching nba. Watching Nash era suns was so fun! Especially the 7SOL! Shoutout to all my fellow suns fans here!

[@superfuzycat1]

JR Cañon 13 likes for Steve (there’s 13 likes rn)

[@anlbicer7775]

For me also! Reason to start nba watching!

[@Piggayz]

Same man watching Steve Nash growing up was so much fun made me a diehard suns fan for a while haha.

[@chrisredfield4535]

same bro !

[@kazuyakunwehrmacht6457]

My name steve nazh l villarosa

[@BlackPowerStructure]

One of the most skilled players who ever played

[@lucbousquette2512]

Stephen A Smith so true, top 25 all time greats

[@joeymozley5808]

Stephen A Smith I completely agree

[@HZ-qj3yc]

Greatest offensive pg of all time

[@rv1d4l]

Yes, agreed. Loved watching this guy play.

[@tobinmoffatt3075]

That SA thumbnail🔥

[@pancon5]

Perfect shooting, perfect passing, perfect dribbling, perfect court vision, perfect footwork. In short, children should be taught how to play basketball by watching Steve Nash tapes!

[@jamessaint9999]

Perfect?

[@dilanattalar8589]

How about defense

[@pancon5]

@@dilanattalar8589 Less so. :-P

[@abainzajerrom6478]

Those children would be the Nets

[@pancon5]

@@abainzajerrom6478 Good luck to him!

[@MegaGiants89]

One Of The Greatest Point Guards Of All Time.

[@itzmc-nuggets9717]

You mean point god

[@scrub2789]

Players.

[@MegaGiants89]

@@scrub2789 #Facts

[@lloydramos7012]

Not on top 10. But inside top 15 definitely. (Greatest players)

[@rogerpeet7399]

It is sad that NBA fans have short memories. People like Nash are forgotten too soon.

[@alessiofe]

Cause he's white

[@kodycharleston8556]

Back to back MVP’s. He shouldn’t ever be forgotten

[@xel.constant3070]

I coudnt forget him

[@christianhernandez60290]

Nah, he will never be forgotten. Real basketball fans know this guy is a legend! He made his mark in the nba.

[@innosanto]

@@alessiofe no it is cause he made the others better around and oeganized game and this is amazing but not well captured if you don't watch the full game. Not with highlights or stats.

[@philly_sports1558]

3:55 An ankle breaker and a behind-the-back pass at the same time? That's just not fair, man...

[@ThePictoucounty]

dripping in sauce

[@gut9941]

damn i know you posted that comment two years ago but wtf i needed to pause the video and stand up after that, that was just nasty man

[@poobanans670]

@@gut9941I know you replied 3 years ago but man I just had to do the same. How does he have that much mastery of the game.

[@MrAykut23]

Silky, smooth, astonishing player. One of my all-time favs

[@shaffiqmokhtar351]

that last clip... that layup... so smooth and that it art..

[@LOTHRIX17]

I still don't understand the overrated argument😱 He was a great player in his time🏀

[@patricksantino4131]

he was chris paul before chris paul

[@flakyderelict9820]

@@patricksantino4131 better shooter than Chris Paul.. I'm not sure about the defense side of things but he definitely a better shooter.. I would bet he a better playmaker too.. CP3 the better flopper lmao!

[@EnzoGorlomi]

@@flakyderelict9820 yep. His offensive skills were crazy good. Shooting, passing, ball handling you name it man.

[@JustSomeguy83795]

@@flakyderelict9820 CP3 has him beat defensively. Nash was a horrible defensive player but an offensive assassin. I have mad love for Nash

[@isotv2939]

Overrated? How about he was underrated.

[@mambaface1001]

I’m a laker fan but Nash was so entertaining to watch . He made everyone around him better .

[@Douken]

Like Messi

[@nnsh8562]

That's what point guards do

[@jstiles1659]

Damn I wish nash won a least one ring but two mvps would do, Nash was a unbelievable great passer as a PG plain and simple

[@donaldpriola1807]

Steve Nash: The only person who could turn Raja Bell into an offensive threat.

[@christianhernandez60290]

Facts! This dude made everyone look good even a bench player lol one of the greats for sure

[@Djoga100]

@@christianhernandez60290 Nikola Jokic is doing same with Denver now.

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

This guy played by his own rhythms and beats, never troubling himself with other players' styles and signatures or timing his rhythm to theirs. In effect he acquired a type of body balance (probably through his football background) that is not seen on most players (except maybe for Manu, who may have also played football). He looked and played in a fancy way, but the truth is that he was a realist with regards to his physical attributes. He knew where/when/what situation he can go faster than everyone else while maintaining balance/composure/levity. He may have patterned his style after somebody else, but he played by his own bodily rhythm instead of being chained around to the rhythms of most other players. I doubt if there are any players in this generation who think like him.

[@eugenewu4701]

Very very good point~ Actually Nash runs not 1st class fast player in running, but he has his onw Nash-Rhythm which makes a feint - seems slow but fast!!!

[@pancon5]

Nice comment. I think Steph plays in his own rhythm as well.

[@ronlastimosa5877]

Insightful

[@dajsespokoj3884]

Luka Doncic

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

dajse spokoj Yep. I could just replace “Steve Nash” with “Luka Doncic” in my post, and it is just as applicable. 🙂👍🏼

[@pringlescanopen]

Nash is a passer and scorer at same time

[@SoularisSoul]

only reason he wasnt an elite scorer was his athleticism

[@guap214]

@@SoularisSoul nigga thats alot ppl fuck you talking bout

[@Ben2bwild]

@@SoularisSoul he could have scored way more if he wanted. He was just very unselfish

[@rockzs74r]

One of the greatest passer in NBA and The most Effective Shooter in NBA in one body. Steve Nash

[@BigErnMcCracken777]

Best Canadian ever....Steve Nash is one of the GOAT’s

[@MelvinMolden6898]

Ahh sure But first he was and is Soutky AFRIKKKAN...🤡😆

[@johnjuan6698]

Nash is South African.

[@5milesfromthesun174]

Steve Nash. Deserve a Ring. He bleed & sweat" on the Court. He fought n fought' for one. 🏀

[@flakyderelict9820]

it's hard to go against the SPURS in their prime.. even the prime HEAT lost to them and they were already has beens during that time

[@nashtydrew1388]

Hardwork + Determination + Work Ethic + Skilled + Talent + Leadership + Great example + MVP = Hall of Fame! Man i miss watching you!

[@jahthouzan]

His footwork is crazy!

[@JoseMartinez-jb9hz]

Hes the white Iverson

[@velocity7961]

I remember when he broke his nose and popped that shit back in place seconds later

[@sireddie9797]

The sun's also lost that game because Steve couldnt make his nose stop bleeding so the refs didn't allow him on the court even though he wanted to still play

[@5.kc.5]

+Sir Eddie isnt the one you talking about that 2007 matchup with SA ? i think the game he poppped his nose back in place was around 2009, im not sure tho

[@Mike-ts2eq]

Reason why i hated spurs

[@ravirajaka]

I remember that game awesome times what a warrior

[@cpg7408]

He’s one of my favorite point guards of all time he was able to shoot, finish, had the handles, and was a great leader

[@velocity7961]

0:50 Why he do him like that lol

[@LH_Mike_6]

Velocity he had em on skates

[@RJiskobe]

Velocity cus hes black, jk he steve didnt expect that

[@COLTRINGS]

Filthy

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

He did him dirty on that.

[@spritzdeliquent626]

He killed that man😂

[@dogdaybreak3157]

What a player. Watched him play an exhibition tennis doubles match last night. He's a damn good tennis player too, no surprise with his coordination.

[@mattchano8558]

Top ten point guard. Top 5 passer. Top 5 shooter. Legend

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

One of the most down to earth and likable athletes ever💪🏿

[@christianhernandez60290]

Best passer in nba history! This guy had the ball in his hands all the time but barely made TO's! He was very fun to watch how he ran the whole offensive side. One of the GOATS

[@anlbicer7775]

One of the most fun players to watch. I love his game and personality. The guy has that face you can trust😅. Wish he would have a ring!

[@gabb815]

Could've won in 2007, but the NBA screwed them with amare suspension. Possiby wouldve won with shaq, Also wouldve got to the finals in 2013 with kobe, gasol and dwight if they stayed healthy and chemistry came together

[@ИгорьЧелищев-ъ2с]

Совершенный игрок, абсолютная легенда лиги.

[@BoleDaPole]

100%

[@ivanangelodonato133]

Steve nash is my greatest idol growing up

[@islandboymedia]

Steve Nash is AWESOME!

[@Iambriangregory]

You evidently are from a non-english speaking country because you need a dictionary discover what the word awesome means, because awesome when he applies to Steve Nash means someone that never even got to a Western conference final, let alone an NBA finals let alone winning a championship, oh yeah that's awesome for sure hahaha!!!!!!! see how ridiculous you look yuck yuck!!!! yuck shameful comment don't ever comment on basketball again do you hear me? And by the way take a English remedial course okay duh

[@watermeloncat_]

One of the best playmakers ever.

[@Iambriangregory]

Yeah you might rank number 150 out of 4,000 players that played the game

[@sedlyholmes3722]

Steve Nash: A true Point Guard

[@Camaraa]

I remember being a kid and playing NBA. I would play with Nash and he was unstoppable!

[@stevenexnihilo1338]

Imagine the intense pressure you get when Nash passes you the ball. It just seems like a waste of effort for Nash to elegantly swoop himself down the court with a beautiful pass only for you to miss the shot.

[@thekingofcool2105]

My first kick was Nike Air Zoom Steve Nash edition

[@HZ-qj3yc]

Kobe V is mine

[@ssga7081]

Some get loud "whoa" for their dunks, but it is so rare to hear that on a good passer. Only Nash did it consistently

[@6figs]

90's basketball was the most epic time to be alive bar none

[@chanceberg9570]

Yes it was every team has All star players

[@thomasmendez1843]

STEVE NASH!!! I remember the nba championship Nash played really energetic

[@hanokohatsu1799]

That Hesi is coldddd

[@kumaradityapratap8132]

Legend 🙏🏽

[@jhunito1992]

I wish that I could watch him play again on live!!!

[@domenicosescarsegaruiz1294]

Everyone like “ I wanna b kobe” “ I wanna b like MJ” but we all lowkey wanna b like S-T-E-V-E N-A-S-H on the court

[@Jindsing]

Trae Youngs favorite player is steve nash

[@rsl5067]

Hey NBA, Please make a reel showcasing Mike D'Antoni's 7 second offence so I can enjoy another Steve Nash fast-break montage that's 90% lobs to Amare Stoudamire? This is a formula that can not miss.

[@hareshbuch2611]

Steve nash assists are miracle

[@NeoWeaponog]

Miss seeing this type of play in the NBA :(

[@mrgeorgeparis]

one of Steph Curry's biggest inspiration as you can totally see! What a great Point Guard he was

[@connorlonergan4967]

Pure fundamentals and court vision. A basketball wizard you might say.

[@jaydenechols4549]

Who is hear after he is head coach of nets

[@mondrometal]

Always looked like he was able to score by himself but preferred to share the ball. I remember some games when trusting his teammates didn't payoff and I was like ' man he deserves so many rings already'. As Spurs fan, I always thought of him like the perfect fit back on those days. Making back to back passes with Manu haha. (Nothing against TP of course)

[@rayw4564]

One of the only players to get there whole team contracts. Well deserved 2 mvp's

[@hurdyb1]

One of my fav players of all time.

[@marcosalvagnini6054]

The king of crossover and back pass

[@hiitsmorgan5431]

He would cook in today’s era too. Just awesome

[@Sunnyb1992]

Unrivalled passing skills

[@PodcastsForLife]

he went from a behind the back to a spin move?

[@realnatedawg]

Jeremiah Tuff 1:45 was sweeeet

[@infiniteaaron]

One of the few players who literally seems to count his steps to insure he doesn't travel. He jumps off his second plant and then STILL makes plays BETTER than people nowadays who travel and don't get called for doing so.

[@константинвасильев-л6э]

Genius

[@timothyravelito1085]

nash is legend🔥

[@DarrowofRhea]

Nash was so hood bc he was always played well and was professional and just fun yo watch I remember watching him drop 48 against Dallas one of my favorite memories from when I was a kid

[@eocha24]

What. A. Player.

[@godsgym777]

favorite player growin up!! wish him, finley and nowitzki coulda got one, but at least nowitzki did

[@jqa16]

He's my favorite point guard growing up 2005 suns i played it NBA live for like the entire year.

[@stevensteven3786]

Cool dude working heavy .

[@nickssox]

Damn I haven't seen a lot of these from Dallas. Nash is dope!!!

[@joyarola4744]

Now this is beautiful basketball.

[@DillaDonuts]

NBAs KZbin been killing it this year

[@adih1225]

Feeling the pressure of being the shooter after Steve Nash' flashy pass to you and the whole crowd expecting a bucket lmaoo i cant be the receiver of those passes

[@amacichiro]

Shaq said Nash didn’t deserve MVP. Shaq couldn’t dribble, shoot, pass, or run.

[@iljun3089]

Nash is one of, if not the best ambidexterous player in the NBA.

[@11219tt]

Completely stunned.

[@billlindsay4646]

Underrated handles.

[@JBReady604]

If Hall of fame basketball players were Gods of Olympus, Steve Nash would be Hermes 💨

[@barkacademies3829]

Steve Nash was elite and the best passer he game has ever seen

[@louiss1625]

Dude's balance is superhuman.

[@Iambriangregory]

A goat has balance also and he's no goat

[@hakimhafiz3237]

My teacher my legend my idol..steve nash!!!!♥️♥️♥️

[@travisvannoy9916]

That double behind the back was sick

[@andrewf0784]

Nash is the only player I've seen that had the vision and timing to simply leave his dribble, as a drop off to another player. Those passes are beautiful.

[@dielichtgestalt9503]

So cool to Watch!

[@Gustavo_Rodriguez007]

Steve Nash o papai das assistências 👏👏👏

[@addictedonhiphop]

He was a reason to watch basketball for surr

[@addictedonhiphop]

Sure*

[@tonimoren5905]

The Man!

[@mostafabakhtiari7522]

One of the best pg in Nba and best Canadian basketball player of all time

[@Vibestr]

Very underrated imo.

[@pochinnie17]

4:10 the moment where Curry realized he needed to learn Nash's moves to become like him.

[@himura53]

Thank you!

[@Fmoon20]

His wrap-around pass to Amare in semi-conference finals against the Spurs should have been on the list

[@sokaphayo5216]

He's on the *ZONE*

[@facundomorrison8407]

The Best! 🔥

[@DreiKeys]

Steve nash!!

[@funwithmack9627]

The goat of all pg

[@jerre6882]

Damn, in this NBA, Nash would be huge.

[@ReyDavidGamboa]

This guy deserved a ring.

[@arleyantes9321]

Miss him

[@lechristine1372]

Nash's golden years , . . .

[@Iambriangregory]

FOOL'S GOLD GO LOOK A BASKETBALL HISTORY AND COMPARE HIM TO OTHER PLAYERS BUT DO YOUR HOMEWORK AND DON'T BE A FOOL!

[@DrifterSpirit9]

How much I miss the old goldy nba,nash,kid,iverson,kobe,jordan...smth else man,smth else

[@wwfchriswwf]

Nash deserved one of those mvps. Don't @ me.

[@llamameDios]

GOAT!!!

[@ronniechang1884]

You know, he had the true leader spirit on board. When you fought with him, he would make every effort to get you a chance to join in the offence, if you could, then he delivered, if you wanted, then he delivered, just unselfishly and precisely. But when the whole team needed him stand out for victory, he would and he could and he did.

[@kansascitychase3665]

If Robert horry didn’t bump nash and cause most of the suns to get suspended, they would of been champs that year

[@kansascitychase3665]

Year

[@leonne07]

Would've been

[@jacobschmidt2709]

Absolutely.

[@mofisbroth]

The crossovers at 0:44.. Good lorde.