Steve Nash

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National Basketball Association coach basketball player human point guard

Steve Nash is a Canadian former professional basketball point guard and two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, best known for his elite playmaking and shooting during a Hall of Fame career.

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	National Basketball Association coach → basketball player → human → point guard →
allStarSelection	8 →
awardReceived	All-NBA First Team → NBA Most Valuable Player Award →
careerFreeThrowPercentage	.904 →
careerThreePointPercentage	.428 →
coachedTeam	Brooklyn Nets →
coachingEndYear	2022 →
coachingRole	head coach →
coachingStartYear	2020 →
collegeAttended	Santa Clara University →
collegeTeam	Santa Clara Broncos men's basketball →
countryOfCitizenship	Canada → United Kingdom →
dateOfBirth	1974-02-07 →
draftedBy	Phoenix Suns →
draftPickNumber	15 →
draftRound	1 →
draftYear	1996 →
familyName	Nash →
fullName	Stephen John Nash →
givenName	Stephen →
hallOfFameInduction	Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame →
hallOfFameInductionYear	2018 →
height	1.91 m → 6 ft 3 in →
jerseyNumber	13 →
knownFor	elite playmaking → free-throw shooting → three-point shooting →
leaguePlayedIn	National Basketball Association →
nationalTeam	Canada men's national basketball team →
NBAdebutYear	1996 →
NBAMVPAwardSeason	2004–05 NBA season → 2005–06 NBA season →
numberOfNBAMVPAwards	2 →
occupation	basketball coach → sports executive →
partOwnerOf	Vancouver Whitecaps FC →
placeOfBirth	Johannesburg, South Africa →
playedFor	Dallas Mavericks → Los Angeles Lakers → Phoenix Suns →
playedInOlympics	2000 Summer Olympics →
positionPlayed	point guard →
raisedIn	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada →
religion	Christianity →
retirementYear	2015 →
spouse	Alejandra Amarilla → Lilla Frederick →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Canada men’s national basketball team → Dallas Mavericks → Phoenix Suns →	notablePlayer
Santa Clara Broncos men's basketball →	notableAlumni
Lou Marsh Trophy →	notableRecipient
2010 NBA All-Star Game →	startingGuardWest
2010 Winter Olympics →	torchLighter