Three NBA thoughts for the day
It’s a slow day. Is anybody else even using the internet?
Slowwwwwww day. Not many people here. When I showed up today I was given the great news that Khalid is out all week. Exhale. I won’t have to take my Giants lumps until 2007.
So, on this slow day of much reading, there are three NBA things on my mind.
1. Ron Artest for Corey Maggette. Make it happen, why not? Isn’t it funny how people aren’t the least bit surprised that Ron seems to be hinting his way out of Sacramento. I was hoping he would prove everybody wrong and play through any issues and unhappiness. It doesn’t look like it’s going to end that way. Oh well. Make the trade.
2. Steve Francis. I mentioned earlier in my Christmas break recap that Steve Francis used to be a star player. Whether you hate his overdribbling or not, he did have amazing athleticism. Where has that guy been? According to the NY Post’s Mark Berman, he’s been stealing money. Extra credit to Can’t Stop the Bleeding for including the Benedict Arnold and Carmelo the boxer links at the bottom of their post.
3. It’s camo night in Memphis. This encourages the use of weapons. Maybe I’m just letting my NYC East Coast bias show, but you just have to love an NBA team promoting something that has to do with guns. The Bucks-Grizzlies game is going to be a hunter’s paradise. Ironically, in real life hunting if you ran into a grizzly bear, you will lose. Unless you’ve got an M16 or an AK. You’ve got to love a thread that includes the phrase ” Would Armor-Piercing rounds make a difference at all???” Sometimes I just love the NBA PR machine.








5 Responses to “Three NBA thoughts for the day”
Dec.27 at 4:46 pm
AP says:
first!
Dec.27 at 4:56 pm
Russ Bengtson says:
I’m sorry, I can’t think of anything. Mourning the loss of Gerald Ford has taken all my energy.
Dec.27 at 4:59 pm
DubsGonDoIt says:
Hopefully the Bucks mascot got the memo and doesn’t show up in Memphis tonight.
Dec.27 at 5:50 pm
Sam Rubenstein says:
I am more familiar with Chevy Chase playing Gerald Ford than Ford himself. From what I’ve learned today, he took the Vice presidency cause of a Spiro Agnew scandal and the presidency cause of Watergate. Now he dies the day after James Brown. The man knew how to seize the moment.
Dec.27 at 6:28 pm
Russ Bengtson says:
And he was also known for falling a lot. The funkiest black man ever dying the same week as perhaps the unfunkiest white man. Coincidence?