add Nash and Marion to the trio that get fed up with Amare.
Amare also skipped out on the end of season review.
Here is a quote from Mark Heisler from the LA Times.
As if to confirm speculation that Stoudemire has worn out his welcome and will be shopped, he blew off the Suns' breakup meeting. "Last year at the end everybody was crying," said Coach Mike D'Antoni. "This year it was like, 'daggone,' but it wasn't the same heartfelt stuff that a team should produce." & Then there was Nash after Stoudemire struggled in Game 3 against the Spurs: "I can't really go to the playpen and tell everyone how they're supposed to behave."
Another quote from the Chicago Trib
"The Suns wanted to get together to commiserate following their controversial playoff loss to the Spurs, and Amare Stoudemire missed the Saturday meeting. Coach Mike D'Antoni dismissed his absence with a joke, but D'Antoni and star point guard Steve Nash concede the Suns have chemistry issues. In addition, managing partner Robert Sarver soon will take complete control of the franchise from Jerry Colangelo, and D'Antoni knows Sarver is concerned about being in luxury tax territory. "We have to be careful tinkering with this too much," D'Antoni told Phoenix reporters. "You can get an All-Star out of the draft. I don't want to think we've got to go crazy." With Stoudemire averaging about $15 million for the next four years, the Suns would strongly consider making a move to ease the financial burden and maybe the locker-room tension.""
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Sorry, whilst I rate Trix and would like to see him on my Cats roster, he's won't get you Kobe.
Oh, here's another story about chemistry problems in the Valley of the Sun.