Of course, Nash and Stoudemire’s game days are behind them as the big man will join his former Phoenix Suns teammate, who became Nets head coach as an assistant to his staff, with an emphasis on player development.
“I think this is a great attitude,” said YES Network analyst and former Nets forward Richard Jefferson following the news on ESPN’s The Jump. “You have Steve Nash and you obviously know how important his name is. You kept Jacque Vaughn on the baton, I think that’s great for the players who were already in a relationship. And now bring up a name like Amar’e Stoudemire, one of the most dynamic reels we’ve seen in this league. ”
Former Suns deputy director of basketball operations who became ESPN analyst Amin Elhassan also liked Brooklyn’s move, particularly how Stoudemire can influence a great man at Nets.
“What a great precursor to where the power forward position would lead,” Elhassan said of Stoudemire. “If Amar’e had played today, he would have shot three. Back then he was making pick-and-pops. But I know he has a lot to teach and a lot to share with the youngsters in the league. I look at a kid like Jarrett Allen, he can learn a lot from Amar’e Stoudemire and how to maximize his talents. ”
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