Phoenix at Philadelphia

We know what kind of year Steve Nash(notes) is having (around 18 per game, 12 assists), and we're aware of what kind of year his Phoenix Suns are enjoying. You're probably aware that the Philadelphia 76ers are a .500 team, that Sam Dalembert tries a lot of shots that he probably shouldn't, and that Elton Brand(notes) is looking more and more like Sharone Wright with every passing day.

But take a gander at Louis Williams(notes).

15 points per game, and about 10 combined assists and rebounds per contest. He's making 49 percent of his shots, and in an offense that often asks you to create a pin-point two-hand bounce pass from 22 feet away, deep into traffic, Lou is averaging just 1.3 turnovers a game.

Nash played last night, Williams did not. Safe to say, as well, Nash has a few years on Williams. Or is that the other way around?

It's an early start, and the dreaded final game of the road trip for the Suns. The Suns, who are pretty old, but also pretty well prepared by that magical training staff.

Early start, and on NBA TV. I suggest you give it a go.

All stats courtesy of Basketball-Reference.com

Phoenix Suns: 6-1, 98.4 possessions per game (second fastest in the NBA), 111.4 points per 100 possessions (fifth in the NBA), 106.1 points allowed per 100 possessions (15^th).

Philadelphia 76ers: 3-3, 92.7 possessions per game (16^th), 105.7 points scored per 100 possessions (17^th), 109.6 points allowed per 100 possessions (23^rd).

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