I submit the following notes for your consideration:
- So far my favorite sushi roll is the spicy crunchy salmon, slightly beating out the spicy crunchy tuna. California roll is ok, but not as good as the raw fish ones, although I don't really like a yellow-fin roll. I've only had an eel roll once, so I'll have to try that one again.
- Ray Allen is smooth as butter. That isn't sufficiently superlative, so make it super-duper butter. There is nobody smoother in the league, and the only other name that I think deserves consideration in the pantheon of smoothness is Tracy McGrady. Other top-tier players who exhibit smoothness include Iverson, Nash, Dirk, and Redd, but in lesser quantities than Ray-Ray and T-Mac.
- Kittens are insane. By all rights Katsumoto should have 8 concussions already, just from running full speed into solid objects like glass shower panes and metal bed frames. Not to mention the numerous beat-downs Hattori delivers when Katsumoto mistakenly thinks he can sneak-attack with impunity. Meanwhile Hattori seems to be adjusting awkwardly to his new status as the alpha-cat. He's definitely dominating the kitten in direct confrontations, but he seems confused and generally pouty about the invasion of the new dark-haired whirling dervish.
- I'm all about Leffe Blonde Belgian Ale. Try some.
- I'm watching Chris Wilcox play significant minutes for the first time since back in the day, and he pretty much plays exactly like everyone who knew him then would expect. He's unbelievably athletic, which can carry him at times, but he clearly just doesn't care. His head isn't in the game, and he absolutely cannot be trusted to make the right cut or pass out of a double team, or properly defend a high screen. He can get a double-double whenever he puts his mind to it, but his low numbers of blocks for a 6-10 guy with unreal hops give you an indication that he's his head isn't in the game.
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