When Alvan Adams and Paul Westphal led a 42-40 upstart team to game six against Boston in the 1976 NBA Finals?
That time when the Cotton Express plowed through the Valley and launched the Suns into the upper atmosphere of a globally growing league?
Or when Charles Barkley became the toast of the town and the darling of the league when in his first season he propelled the Suns to their greatest season and second NBA Finals in the franchise’s twenty-five-year history?
Backcourt 2000 placed two of the league’s best and most unselfish guards in one backcourt, compelling Jason Kidd to excitedly pronounce that the Suns would win seven titles.