The real reason Dwight Howard is not the best center in the NBA and why the Lakers should think twice before re-signing him
As usual, everyone is asking the wrong questions.
Month: April 2013
Down and Out in Beverly Hills: The Disruptive Influence of a Tweeting Mamba
We’ve all been there before, driving around town behind the wheel of our sedans, looking for our intended destination with a carful of passengers, when one of those passengers, the loud-mouth know-it-all in the back, begins shouting out directions.
Dick Move, Edition One: Augusta National vs. Tianlang Guan
Rules are rules and without them, there is anarchy. I get that. But sometimes, just sometimes, the rules can be bent, allowing for a little leniency. Last weekend at Augusta was one of those times.
When winning isn’t everything: Wherefore art thou, the real Fab Five?
I heard a great point the other day. I wish I could remember who brought it up first. My apologies to whomever it was but please allow me to build upon that premise.
The throwing of the golf club: An exercise in tamed aggression
I’m a brat. I’m a 44 going on 45-year old man but still, I’m a brat. Or at least I have brattish tendencies.
Confronting my phobias with video… or how Grind TV reminds us it’s still not safe to go back in the water
There are few things that scare the shit out of me. Sharks and snakes are among them.
Is Rick Pitino one of the top five, college basketball coaches of all time? SportsChump lets you decide, sort of
I try not to be reactionary in times like these but I’m waiting for someone to convince me that Rick Pitino is not one of the top five, Division I, men’s college basketball coaches of all-time.
Hail or Rail Scale VII: Jay-Z, Kevin Ware, Auburn football, the Yankees, Lakers, Falcons and good old Mike Rice
HAIL 1 point – NBA Winning Streaks I don’t recall that last time we saw double-digit winning streaks by four different teams in a single NBA season.
Is a Crown in the Cards for Louisville?
The NCAA Tournament’s initial field of 68 is down to the last four, and in just four days, a new college basketball champion will be crowned in Atlanta. Last season, Kentucky strolled to the title, and though the Wildcats didn’t Continue reading Is a Crown in the Cards for Louisville?
Book review: Trading Bases by Joe Peta
“Nothing about playing table games in a casino is anything other than gambling as entertainment. On the other hand, risking money while possessing an edge, and while exercising prudent risk management, makes someone a trader.”
