All-Star point guards Steve Nash and Tony Parker visited New York on Wednesday and commented on rumors that they could be traded to the Knicks.

The Suns have said they will not trade Nash, but the two-time NBA MVP had great success playing for Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni when both were in Phoenix.

Phoenix has already reportedly shopped Nash around to the Timberwolves, who own the second pick in tonight’s draft, with hopes of drafting Arizona forward Derrick Williams.

Nash, who lives in SoHo during the offseason, hosted his 4th annual Showdown in Chinatown soccer game in the city yesterday.

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