David Stern is the King of Town?
Also provided graciously by SI, in 1974 75, MVP Kareem Abdul Jabbars Lakers finished a distant fourth in their division, so if the league didnt change the MVP rules then, they sure arent now for the best regular-season team in the NBAs best player. Remember kids, its a relatively meaningless regular season award, not a Finals MVP.
On a somewhat related note, NBA fanboy and (former) Stern suck-up Bill Simmons has written his best column since before Ralph Wiley died, rightfully taking the NBA to task for the lousy officiating, and lousy interpretation of the Dont leave the bench rule as applied to Amare Stoudemire and Boris Diaw (and not to Tim Duncan, who did the same thing earlier in the series after a teammate received a hard, normal foul and not a cross-check).
Generally, as a follower of Godwins Law, Im against all Nazi comparisons, but in this case, Len might be right with his characterization of David Adolph Stern. Much like the King of Town trying to eat The Cheat, David Stern has gone mad with power.
Trackback
There are currently no trackbacks for this item.
Use this TrackBack url to ping this item (right-click, copy link target). If your blog does not support Trackbacks you can manually add your trackback by using this form.
Comments
Add Comment