St. Louis Cardinals center fielder Rick Ankiel sits in the dugout during the fifth inning of a baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies Tuesday, May 5, 2009, in St. Louis. Ankiel was injured after he hit headfirst into the outfield wall chasing a fly ball in eighth inning Monday night, but escaped with only soreness from the collision. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
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let’s talk about sports here for a second.
i am deeply committed to NCAA basketball, as some of y’all might know, and think that the players, coaches, the whole system in general, while not without flaws, are all conducive to a more entertaining, passionate game for the spectator than, say… the NBA. i haven’t watched or cared about the NBA since before michael jordan retired the first time. recently, though, i spent a lot of time reading up on players i remember caring about deeply, both IRL and in the context of NBA Hangtime for Super Nintendo, which i was fucking killer at, and recalled/learned these facts:
i guess NBA basketball is pretty exciting these days, because of players like lebron james and kobe bryant. even shaq is still around. but i will still refuse to watch it. WHO KNOWS WHY. i have convinced myself that it is essentially watching some giants pick up a thing smaller than their hands and putting it inside of another thing that is smaller than their hands… just kind of boring.
