Weighing under two hundred pounds, at six foot three, steve nash rookie card has become more of a player than in the past. He now has taken a place among other greats, as one of those in the NBA who has made Most Valuable player several times. Only 11 men in the history of the NBA has done this and now he has joined them.

In his first two seasons playing with the Phoenix Suns, things were not the best for him. It was in 1996 that he had arrived from Santa Clara and was met with Jason Kidd on the team, who did quite well at that time. Within this time he averaged less than 10 points a game and three assists.

Now it is much different. The Phoenix Suns could not imagine playing without him. Although he was traded in 1998 to Dallas, it seems that it made a big difference on the way he played. He went from nobody to having all-star status within a short amount of time. In 2004, as a free agent he returned to the Suns.

In 2004-05 and 2005-06, Steve Nash grabbed hold of the MVP title. A lot of this accounted to the improvement in his game. He became much better at layups and three pointers, which seemed to have a lot to do with Mike D’Antoni.

His game was now averaging 11 assists and 19 points, which helped to earn his team recognition as one of the top NBA teams. For some reason his steve nash rookie card remains undervalued. The question remains as to whether this has become overlooked or just has been some bad judgment call.

None of this takes into consideration his two MVP’s or the fact that his game improved even more in 2006-07. At least you can enjoy purchasing a card that has not been given the value deserved. Surely, someone will notice this at some point and the card will increase in value.

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