The

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was the 37th for the

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in the

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. During the offseason, the Suns re-acquired All-Star guard

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from the

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, and signed free agent

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. The Suns got off to a fast start winning 31 of their first 35 games, but then lost six straight afterwards. They finished with the best record in the NBA at 62–20 under

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Mike D'Antoni, tying their franchise best 1992–93 season record which would hold until

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, when they won 64 games. Three members of the team, Nash, Amar'e Stoudemire, and

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were all selected for the

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. The Suns also gained solid play from Richardson and Joe Johnson. Nash finished the season averaging 11.5 assists per game, while making 50.2% of his

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and 43.1% of his

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in the regular season. He ended up winning the

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. D'Antoni was awarded

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, and

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Executive of the Year. In the first round of the

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, the Suns swept the Memphis Grizzlies in four straight games, then in the semifinals defeated Nash's former team, the

in six games. However, in the Western Conference Finals, they would lose to the 2nd-seeded and eventual NBA champion

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in five games. Following the season, Johnson was traded to the Atlanta Hawks, and Richardson was dealt to the

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Offseason

NBA Draft

The Suns drafted Luol Deng with the 7th pick, who was immediately traded to the Chicago Bulls for second-round pick

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, a conditional first-round pick (which conveyed as the 21st overall pick in 2005), and cash considerations. The Suns received the 16th pick ( Kirk Snyder) in a trade with the

, but traded the pick to the Utah Jazz. The Suns second-round pick was traded to the

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in 2003.

Free agency

After trading Stephon Marbury (owed $76 million through 2008–09) and

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(owed $30.4 million through 2005–06), the Suns freed enough cap space to sign free agent point guard

to a 6-year, $65.6 million deal, with a sixth-year team option, and swingman

to a 6-year, $43.5 million deal, with a sixth-year player option. The Suns also signed

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, Yuta Tabuse and

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as free agents. Hunter played the season as a back-up center, Tabuse played 4 games before being waived in December, and Dial was waived before the start of the season.

Regular season

Before the season, the Suns were widely predicted to finish in the middle of the pack of the Western Conference. Defying expectations, Phoenix won 31 of its first 35 games. The team then lost its next six games, in large part due to a thigh injury suffered by Nash. Despite this minor blip, the Suns finished with a record of 62–20. The 33-win improvement over the 2003–04 campaign constituted the third-best year-to-year jump in NBA history. Nash won the

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, while three Suns – Nash, Stoudemire, and Marion – were named to an All-NBA Team. In their first full year under D'Antoni, the Suns channeled his particular basketball philosophy, which emphasized rapid ball movement, pick-and-rolls, and high-volume three-point shooting. This style of play benefitted from rule changes enacted in 2002, which including new penalties against hand check fouls committed on the perimeter. Over the course of the season, Phoenix led the NBA in a large number of metrics, including points per possession, points per game, three-point shots attempted, and three-point shooting percentage. The Suns' fast style of play earned them the moniker "Seven Seconds or Less."

Legacy

Writing for the ''

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'' in 2017, Tim Bontemps credited D'Antoni and his Suns teams – starting with the 2004–05 squad – with demonstrating the possibility of success for a team built to play small ball, run a high-tempo offense, and shoot a large number of three-pointers. Bontemps argued that the Suns' model inspired teams around the league to adopt many of D'Antoni's offensive principles, leading to dramatic changes in the NBA's style of play. Other writers have made similar arguments in favor of the proposition that the "Seven Seconds or Less" Suns revolutionized the modern game of basketball. Multiple commentators have drawn direct parallels between D'Antoni's Phoenix teams and the 2015–16 Golden State Warriors, who also shot a large number of three-pointers and used small ball lineups. The

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-led Warriors set the regular season record of 73 wins before falling to the

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in the

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. The team's roster is featured in the video games '' NBA 2K16'',Lelinwalla, Mark (September 11, 2015)
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, and

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Roster

Results

Standings

Record vs. opponents

Playoffs

Game log

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Awards and honors

Week/Month

* Amar'e Stoudemire was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played November 14 through November 20. *

was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played November 21 through November 27. * Amar'e Stoudemire was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played December 5 through December 11. *

was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played December 12 through December 18. *

was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played December 19 through December 25. *

was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played February 6 through February 12. *

was named Western Conference Player of the Month for November. * Amar'e Stoudemire was named Western Conference Player of the Month for April. * Mike D'Antoni was named Western Conference Coach of the Month for December.

All-Star

was selected as a reserve for the Western Conference in the All-Star Game. It was his third All-Star selection. Nash finished third in the All-Star voting among Western Conference guards with 1,148,275 votes. * Amar'e Stoudemire was selected as a reserve for the Western Conference in the All-Star Game. It was his first All-Star selection. Stoudemire finished fifth in the All-Star voting among Western Conference forwards with 640,370 votes. *

was selected as a reserve for the Western Conference in the All-Star Game. It was his second All-Star selection. Marion finished eighth in the All-Star voting among Western Conference forwards with 264,203 votes. * Amar'e Stoudemire was the runner-up in the Slam Dunk Contest, losing to champion

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. This was the only All-Star Saturday competition not won by Phoenix. *

won the

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. *

won the

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competition with a time of 25.8 seconds. * Team Phoenix, consisting of

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and

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, won the

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Season

received the

. * Mike D'Antoni received the NBA Coach of the Year Award. *

received the

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. *

was named to the All-NBA First Team. * Amar'e Stoudemire was named to the

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. Stoudemire also finished 9th in MVP voting, and 7th in Most Improved Player voting. *

was named to the All-NBA Third Team. Marion also finished 14th in MVP voting, 5th in

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voting, and 22nd in Most Improved Player voting. * Joe Johnson finished 20th in Most Improved Player voting. *

led the league in

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, with an 11.5 average. *

led the league (with Kyle Korver) in three-point field goals with 226.

Injuries/Missed games

* 11/01/04:

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: Knee tendinitis; placed on injured list until December 7 * 11/08/04: Yuta Tabuse: Strained quadriceps; placed on injured list until December 10 * 11/10/04: Leandro Barbosa: Sprained ankle; did not play * 11/13/04:

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: Flu; did not play * 11/16/04: Leandro Barbosa: Sprained ankle; did not play * 12/03/04:

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: Flu; did not play * 12/07/04:

: Strained groin; placed on injured list until December 18 * 12/10/04:

: Appendectomy; placed on injured list until January 3 * 01/02/05: Leandro Barbosa: Chicken pox; did not play * 01/04/05: Leandro Barbosa: Chicken pox; did not play * 01/05/05: Leandro Barbosa: Chicken pox; did not play * 01/10/05: Leandro Barbosa: Sprained ankle; placed on injured list until February 4 * 01/15/05:

: Bruised thigh; did not play * 01/17/05:

: Bruised thigh; did not play * 01/19/05:

: Back spasms; did not play * 02/14/05: Jim Jackson: Sprained foot; did not play * 02/23/05:

; Strained hamstring; did not play * 02/26/05:

; Strained hamstring; did not play * 02/27/05:

; Strained hamstring; did not play * 03/05/05:

; Hyperextended knee; did not play * 03/11/05:

: Bruised knee; did not play * 03/18/05:

: Sprained ankle; did not play * 03/20/05:

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: Back spasms; did not play * 03/28/05: Amar'e Stoudemire: Ankle inflammation; did not play * 03/30/05: Amar'e Stoudemire: Ankle inflammation; did not play * 04/01/05:

: Personal reasons; did not play * 04/03/05:

: Personal reasons; did not play * 04/12/05:

: Sprained ankle; did not play * 04/15/05:

: Sprained ankle; did not play * 04/20/05:

: Did not play * 05/11/05: Joe Johnson: Fractured orbital bone, mild concussion; placed on injured list until May 28

Player statistics

Season

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† – Minimum 300 field goals made.
+ – Minimum 55 three-pointers made.
^ – Minimum 125 free throws made.

Playoffs

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Offseason

NBA Draft

Free agency

Regular season

Legacy

Roster

Results

Standings

Record vs. opponents

Playoffs

Game log

Awards and honors

Week/Month

All-Star

Season

Injuries/Missed games

Player statistics

Season

Playoffs

Transactions

Trades

Free agents

Additions

Subtractions

References