lazycash

This was my exact thoughts when I read your original post Nikki. Only a couple dozen season tickets holders have come out against the Suns taking a stance. This is not the first time the Suns have worn their "Los Suns" jerseys, they did so many times earlier this year to support their latino fan base and did so last night not only in protest of the new immigration law, but for cinco de mayo. Nash, Sarver and the Suns organization have come forward not in total opposition of the new law, but more against some of the verbage in the law that they feel needs to be changed. As Kerr says in the article, "And we're not trying to make a huge stand on one side, we're just saying the law the way it's written we don't really agree with". Take a couple hours Nikki and actually read the entire law, not what you extrapolate from certain media.

The Suns are in the playoffs and won last night and I can guarantee you that for the rest of the playoffs all the games will be sold out. I'm a long time season ticket holder and have worked closely with the Suns organization at varies times over the years with their scouting dept. Also, even though Nash was raised in Canada, he has lived in the US the last 20 years and has been outspoken on many different political topics.

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