Sigaba

Right?!

You've been in a pretty jolly mood lately. Seeing the end of the road, perhaps?

(Either that, or grad school has finally thrown you into the deep end?)

Did you end up in Deebo's pigeon coop afterward?

No pigeon coop yet. The involuntary twitching and minor hallucinations have mostly subsided. Mostly.

Hahaha, ouch! I'm not even in shape for four. By the end of grad school, the tolerance may be there. For now, you totally put me to shame, minor hallucinations and all.

I second that!

since the internet

it was used in a very good way.

I love Mike Brown, but he's best suited as a defensive-minded assistant coach.

I'm on the fence with Coach Brown. I think he is seriously underestimating the environment he's in WRT Kobe Bryant.

About?

Anything. Least of all the Lakers' front office singular achievement of making an arch rival stronger at its own expense (i.e. Odom to Dallas).

I understand the league's position but as a Lakers I'm conflicted.

The trade would've been all-bad for the Lakers. It would've left the Lakers with an awesome starting backcourt, but absolutely no depth at either big-man position (they're already thin). Also, both players need to dominate the ball to play the way the play.

I think Paul is a great player but that the price would have been too high--especially with Gasol and Odom in the Western Conference. Also, since the explanation of the veto has changed, I now thing the league made a questionable decision: the Hornets would have gotten the best of the trade.

Wilbon gets it: http://tinyurl.com/77plwaq

Hunter and Kessler were beyond destructive. Several months wasted.