Sights, sounds and emotions from Celtics-Heat Game Two
The text came from Kid Sheraton Tuesday afternoon. I can get tickets for tomorrow night’s Heat game if you’re free. Oh, how I love good news.
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The text came from Kid Sheraton Tuesday afternoon. I can get tickets for tomorrow night’s Heat game if you’re free. Oh, how I love good news.
I walked into the Pebble Creek clubhouse at the turn, to quench my thirst with a refreshing Jack Daniels and Coca-Cola cocktail last Tuesday afternoon. The lukewarm cans of Yuengling on the front nine weren’t sitting well. Like any good Continue reading Wherefore art thou, Coach? Parting thoughts on Stan Van Gundy.
After watching the Clippers outscore the Spurs by 22 points in the first quarter of Game Three of their playoff series, it appeared, if ever so briefly, that San Antonio was not as invincible as everyone thought. Then we saw Continue reading Random thoughts on the NBA Playoffs so far… and a look ahead
“Life is just a fantasy. Can you live this fantasy life?” – Aldo Nova
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If that’s the case, I guess Stephen A. Smith has finally made the big time.
Fibbs walked into the bar that afternoon, his orange Knicks cap tilted backwards, gold chain around his neck and Amare Stoudemire jersey (sans cast) worn proudly. He had been drinking all day and was smiling, giddy almost. After all, why Continue reading Carmelo Anthony, the New York Knicks and whether chuckers win championships: A statistical analysis
And then there were eight: Clippers, Lakers, Heat, Pacers, Spurs, Thunder, Celtics and Sixers.
“I’m a fucking wild man right now!!” – Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics
I shed a tear as I wrote the last check. Pay to the order of Discover $817.35. This feeling has been a LONG time coming, twenty or so years, the culmination of balance after transferred balance after transferred balance. Today, Continue reading Leading a debt-free existence
I was watching Lakers-Nuggets Game Five the other night. You remember that game in Los the Staples Center where Kobe Bryant scored 43, yet his team still couldn’t close out the series?