Close to Home by John McPherson for September 01, 2010

Unfortunately for LeBron James, the gravity is very strong in Miami, as are the heat and humidity. Note that humility, however, is at an all time low.

Dribbling in regolith must be tough, though

Let’s see the astronauts do that on the moon, too. Not likely, because they ain’t going there.

i believe the game’s original intent by the inventor was the goal was a target, out of the physical reach of the players, requiring aiming skill to score. i think it’s about time to move it up again, so that it becomes a target again, and not an athletic hollywood-ing venue.

Couldn’t agree with dfowensby more!

these guys have bigger problems than making a stuff; either the moon is drifting away from the earth or the earth is shrinking

I wonder if the astronauts hijacked NASA the way LeBron & pals did the NBA. A true champion would strive for a title without stacking the deck so much that a title is virtually inevitable, barring injury or incompatible egos. The NBA was bad enough before this; people nationwide should boycott the NBA until it becomes competitive again. Give the Heat the next 4 or 5 titles and just skip the now meaningless games.

If you can’t stand the Heat, stay out of American Airlines Arena.

My team: Denver Omelettes playing at the Chuck-E-Cheese Omni-dome. Goooooo Eggs!

I gave up on the pro game a long time ago. A college game is much more fun to watch. WTF, a HS game is much more fun to watch than a bunch of overpaid divas!!!

Airless Jordan?