Canadian hoops great Steve Nash encourages Canada ahead of World Cup match against Switzerland
Steve Nash told Canada’s World Cup team to blend confidence with discipline as it seeks a win or draw to top Group B, coach Jesse Marsch said.
- On Tuesday, Two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash sent a message to the team before Canada's World Cup match against Switzerland on Wednesday, coach Jesse Marsch said.
- Coach Jesse Marsch has been asking different Canadians to address the team during their World Cup journey as the squad seeks its first-ever knockout stage advancement.
- Addressing the team, Nash spoke about the "combination of tension and freedom," which Marsch said "hit the nail on the head" regarding team discipline and match focus.
- Wednesday's match against Switzerland is decisive; The Canadians need either a win or draw to claim Group B and keep the tournament in Vancouver.
- Nash, an eight-time All-Star who won MVPs in 2005 and 2006 with the Phoenix Suns, rejoined the team last year as a senior adviser.
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Steve Nash encourages Canadian men's team ahead of World Cup match against Switzerland
Ahead of Canada's group-stage finale at the World Cup, the team got a bit of encouragement from a Canadian sporting hero. Two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash sent a message to the team on Tuesday before Canada's match against Switzerland on Wednesday, coach Jesse Marsch said.
Canadian hoops great Steve Nash encourages Canada ahead of World Cup match against Switzerland
Ahead of Canada’s group-stage finale at the World Cup, the team got a bit of encouragement from a Canadian sporting hero.
In order not to leave, they must not lose tonight against Switzerland.
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