Jul 8th, 2009 | 6:20 pm |

“Nothing’s solid” Amare Stoudemire told the associated press concerning his status as a Phoenix Sun.

“That’s what’s crazy about the situation is that there’s no solid decision right now. I don’t think nobody knows. From a player standpoint, nobody knows what’s going on, so it’s difficult for us right now to focus on our approach to the upcoming season because we don’t know who’s going to be here.”

“Right now, it all depends on what team I decide I want to go to,” Stoudemire said.

“If I want to sign an extension with a mediocre team – probably not. I’ll sign an extension with a team that has a future. You follow what I’m saying?  The ball is in their court now.”

His belief is that the Suns decision not to give him an extension comes down to money.

“I think one: currency,” he said.

“I think that’s one reason why a lot of decisions around here are being made. I think two, just from the simple fact of them not seeing me play the last 30 games of last season. But history proves that I’ve bounced back from injuries better than anyone ever in this league.”