• It's obvious from the get-go that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's blog is going to be a daily read. [The Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Blog]
• Crazy folks at the Pro Bowl. [Joe Sports Fan]
• More players should use the "toss the ball off the opponent's face" technique. [Vegas Watch]
• Letting go of the Larry Hughes thing. [Waiting For Next Year]
• Parsing Dr. Z's rankings, racially. [Chop Block Symphony]
• Respecting your out of shape athletes. [Mondesi's House]
• Keeping an eye on Jon Heyman. [The Loss Column]
• Careful: Deer know psychological warfare. [Lion In Oil]
• Which women's coach is most macho? [Pyramid Of Excess]
• Fun with Hawks rookies. [Sportscrack]
• The rural Olympics. [FanIQ]
Tell Your Old Man To Drag Walton And Lanier Up And Down The Court For 48 Minutes
2:05 PM on Tue Feb 12 2008
By Leitch
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Looking forward to Gilbert Arenas challenging Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to a blog-off. It's on!
That blog doesn't play any defense.
When it looks like Kareem has phoned a post in, it's actually his inflatable ghost writer.
More like Kareem Abdul-Jabbore.
Early on, Jabbar's blog had a different name.
When did the Lew Alcindor blog change its' name?
I still say Kareem was the best guest star ever on Diff'rent Strokes.
Kareem's blog needs more balls to the face.
You can't pull off a better practical joke than getting drafted by the worst franchise in the NBA. Anything else is tame in measure.
Sportscrack is wrong. Acie Law IV and Mario West were drafted by the Atlanta Hawks, not the New York Knicks.
I found Bob Cousy's blog on Amelia Earhart to be more insightful.
@Weed Against Speed: But Gordon Jump molesting kids had Gordon Jump molesting kids.
I was looking forward to Kurt Rambis' take on the impending recession in the Modesto Bee, but this will do.
/slits wrists
no longer is he amongst those of us who haven't had balls hit our chin...
Who would win in a "Three Way Smoke Off Death Match" between Kareem, Walton, and the Chief? This bettor's money is on the Sky Hook.
@Tuffy: That is true, but I'll still stick with Kareem. The actor who played Dudley really carried the Gordon Jump episode.
Kareem on Skyhook: "Think of it as an athletic version of the Hokey Pokey: you put your left foot out, you bring your right arm up, you toss the ball in the hoop, then you shake it all about. ... As the ball drops through the net with a satisfying swish, you can then walk away singing: "That's what it's all about!"
That's totally sweet.
I predict that Kareem's blog will be 2000 words extolling the quiet dignity of the American Indian, followed by a complete non-sequitor like "and Oscar Robertson was an Uncle Tom asshole; I was much better than him".
**note: I have no knowledge as to Oscar Robertson's relative Uncle Tomness or assholianism.
The story on macho women's coaches has no love for Bill Lambier.
@A Pimp Named Daver4470: Oscar signed an autograph for me at a shoe store once.
/true story
Jabblog?
Great, Lew and Herbie Hancock on the same page. I hate the smug look Herbie always had in those ads for the Bose system.
I love the fact that some dickhead features editor at the Times needs to include a sidebar telling us who Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was. Maybe that asshat only knows him through his record label, but I'm guesing the rest of us have a passing familiarity with his bio.
i try to keep an eye on all things heyman, including what Filter is up to these days and a future vacation to Suffragette City.
That blog was the worst thing I've read since that Famous Jewish Sports Legends leaflet.
pffft....I once sat in with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band...which was without Springsteen at the time.
Those of you bagging on Roger Murdock's ("I'm the co-pilot!) blog obviously missed out on "The Real History of the Light Bulb," which I found both informative thought-provoking.
Still, a feature on getting your ass kicked by Bruce Lee would be much more interesting.
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