From season 3 of The Dick Van Dyke Show:
A rare case where the episode is entirely built around the show within the show, in this case, The Alan Brady Show, which presents its Christmas episode. Brady (Carl Reiner) decides to bring out head writer Rob Petrie (Van Dyke), which leads to a musical half hour. We previously served up the finale, "I Am A Fine Musician", when we reviewed the series a ways back. In addition to "Fine Musician", Brady has "Deck The Halls" reworked to satisfy his ego (bad idea). Ritchie (Larry Matthews) goes a capella with "The Little Drummer Boy". Sally (Rose Marie) puts a spin on "Santa Baby".
I have no memory of seeing this in its entirety. I've seen pieces, but not the whole enchilada. No rating.
Monday, December 4, 2017
Sports this 'n' that
As reported yesterday, Alabama slunk into the College Football Playoff over Big 10 champion Ohio State and Pac 12 champ USC. Why? Because of politics. The folks behind the CFP and their media partner, ESPN, are under the impression the Crimson Tide, who lost 9 days ago to Auburn, are a bigger ratings draw than the others.
BOLLOCKS & BALDERDASH!!!
So what if USC & Ohio State had 2 losses each? Auburn ended with 2 losses after Georgia bumped them off to win the SEC title on Saturday night. As a result, as mentioned yesterday, there are no teams from the East, Midwest, or West, aside from Big 12 champ Oklahoma, which identifies more as a Southwestern team, in the Playoff on January 1, and that's wrong for those who are more concerned about ratings in major media markets like New York, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Since the Rose Bowl will host one of the playoff games, USC & Ohio State, who would normally be in Pasadena on January 1, will be elsewhere.
Committee chairman and chief apologist Kirby Hocutt of Texas Tech tried to clarify the committee's final decisions, but it all ended up a bunch of excuses to cover the political games being played behind the scenes. Like, don't ya think there were some committee members in Charlotte on Saturday morning when Alabama coach Nick Saban was a guest on ESPN's College GameDay? I'm now convinced that the fix was in.
Enjoy your Weasel ears, Mr. Hocutt. You deserve them.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, the poster boy for fraternity behavior in the NFL, did his best impersonation of a wrestler, not specifically his real-life pal, WWE's Mojo Rawley, in Sunday's win over Buffalo. Perhaps overcome by the need to over-perform in front of his homies in the area, Gronkowski was flagged for a late hit on Buffalos Tre'Davious White, who left with a concussion. Now, you wonder if Gronkowski will wind up suspended or get a slap on the wrist from the NFL. After all, he did apologize for his actions, and so did coach Bill Belichick.
Maybe Gronk's warming up for Wrestlemania in April. Rawley needs a new tag team partner after turning on Zack Ryder last week, and.......!
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Congratulations to Saratoga resident Bobby Fish, who, along with regular tag team partner Kyle O'Reilly, copped the NXT tag titles at the tapings in Orlando on Wednesday. Not too thrilled with this current gimmick that has the former reDRagon teaming with O'Reilly's old partner, Adam Cole, to form the Undisputed Era in NXT. All that is, really is another nWo/Bullet Club clone gimmick. Cole has all the charisma of a burned toothpick, and wore out his welcome in Ring of Honor earlier this year. The title match will be shown on WWE Network on December 20.
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The timing of this next item is a little dubious if you're a fan of former WWE champ John Cena.
Cena, currently in "Daddy's Home 2" with Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell, & Mel Gibson, and soon to be heard in "Ferdinand" next week, is being sued by Ford after he reneged on a deal to keep a vehicle he'd recently acquired for 2 years. Cena, for whatever reason, turned around and sold the vehicle within a few weeks. To his credit, Cena, knowing that the lawsuit would stain his WWE image, has agreed to work with Ford to pay restitution.
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Giants coach Ben McAdoo may be an ex-coach soon, and why not?
Never mind that McAdoo, who will never be confused with former NBA star Bob McAdoo, a former Knick, was mocked by Fox celebrity NFL handicapper and KFC pitchman Rob Riggle before Sunday's game vs. Oakland. Then, Big Blue slumbered through most of the first quarter before finally putting some points on the board behind QB Geno Smith, only to lose the game and drop to 2-10, their worst record after 12 games in 41 years.
I honestly believe the Giants made a big mistake by not bouncing McAdoo (or, should that be, McAdon't?) after Big Blue opened the season 0-5. GM Jerry Reese didn't address the team's biggest off-season issue, the offensive line, which has more holes than a cake of Swiss cheese, in the draft or via free agency, likely because he was checking peanut butter futures at the time.
Updated, 12:13 pm (ET): Reese & McAdoo are both gone with 4 games remaining in the season.
BOLLOCKS & BALDERDASH!!!
So what if USC & Ohio State had 2 losses each? Auburn ended with 2 losses after Georgia bumped them off to win the SEC title on Saturday night. As a result, as mentioned yesterday, there are no teams from the East, Midwest, or West, aside from Big 12 champ Oklahoma, which identifies more as a Southwestern team, in the Playoff on January 1, and that's wrong for those who are more concerned about ratings in major media markets like New York, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Since the Rose Bowl will host one of the playoff games, USC & Ohio State, who would normally be in Pasadena on January 1, will be elsewhere.
Committee chairman and chief apologist Kirby Hocutt of Texas Tech tried to clarify the committee's final decisions, but it all ended up a bunch of excuses to cover the political games being played behind the scenes. Like, don't ya think there were some committee members in Charlotte on Saturday morning when Alabama coach Nick Saban was a guest on ESPN's College GameDay? I'm now convinced that the fix was in.
Enjoy your Weasel ears, Mr. Hocutt. You deserve them.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, the poster boy for fraternity behavior in the NFL, did his best impersonation of a wrestler, not specifically his real-life pal, WWE's Mojo Rawley, in Sunday's win over Buffalo. Perhaps overcome by the need to over-perform in front of his homies in the area, Gronkowski was flagged for a late hit on Buffalos Tre'Davious White, who left with a concussion. Now, you wonder if Gronkowski will wind up suspended or get a slap on the wrist from the NFL. After all, he did apologize for his actions, and so did coach Bill Belichick.
Maybe Gronk's warming up for Wrestlemania in April. Rawley needs a new tag team partner after turning on Zack Ryder last week, and.......!
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Congratulations to Saratoga resident Bobby Fish, who, along with regular tag team partner Kyle O'Reilly, copped the NXT tag titles at the tapings in Orlando on Wednesday. Not too thrilled with this current gimmick that has the former reDRagon teaming with O'Reilly's old partner, Adam Cole, to form the Undisputed Era in NXT. All that is, really is another nWo/Bullet Club clone gimmick. Cole has all the charisma of a burned toothpick, and wore out his welcome in Ring of Honor earlier this year. The title match will be shown on WWE Network on December 20.
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The timing of this next item is a little dubious if you're a fan of former WWE champ John Cena.
Cena, currently in "Daddy's Home 2" with Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell, & Mel Gibson, and soon to be heard in "Ferdinand" next week, is being sued by Ford after he reneged on a deal to keep a vehicle he'd recently acquired for 2 years. Cena, for whatever reason, turned around and sold the vehicle within a few weeks. To his credit, Cena, knowing that the lawsuit would stain his WWE image, has agreed to work with Ford to pay restitution.
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Giants coach Ben McAdoo may be an ex-coach soon, and why not?
Never mind that McAdoo, who will never be confused with former NBA star Bob McAdoo, a former Knick, was mocked by Fox celebrity NFL handicapper and KFC pitchman Rob Riggle before Sunday's game vs. Oakland. Then, Big Blue slumbered through most of the first quarter before finally putting some points on the board behind QB Geno Smith, only to lose the game and drop to 2-10, their worst record after 12 games in 41 years.
I honestly believe the Giants made a big mistake by not bouncing McAdoo (or, should that be, McAdon't?) after Big Blue opened the season 0-5. GM Jerry Reese didn't address the team's biggest off-season issue, the offensive line, which has more holes than a cake of Swiss cheese, in the draft or via free agency, likely because he was checking peanut butter futures at the time.
Updated, 12:13 pm (ET): Reese & McAdoo are both gone with 4 games remaining in the season.
Sunday, December 3, 2017
On The Air: Skip & Shannon: Undisputed (2016)
Fox Sports 1 lured long time Dallas Morning News columnist Skip Bayless away from ESPN and Howard Cosell wanna-be Stephen A. Smith last year. The end result? Bayless now has to share a 2 1/2 hour mid-morning show with ex-NFLer Shannon Sharpe (ex-The NFL Today).
Skip & Shannon: Undisputed is bloated because FS1 wants to 1-up ESPN's First Take, where Smith is routinely being clowned and taken to school by new partner Max Kellerman. Sharpe has learned how to improve his communicative skills since leaving CBS, since he came off as being a little too marble-mouthed on Sunday afternoons. However, he has the same problem as Smith does. Smith was a basketball beat reporter for ESPN before being allowed to pretend he could host a talk show, much less emulate his idol, Cosell. Smith has routinely been exposed as being ignorant about other sports besides basketball. Sharpe comes from the NFL (Ravens, Broncos), but can be seen looking at his notes on other sports subjects, so that it looks like he legitimately is prepared to talk about basketball. Since I'm usually at work when the show is on, I wouldn't know if he similarly is prepared for boxing, UFC, etc..
Anyway, in this clip from Nov. 30, Skip & Shannon discuss Wednesday's Lakers-Warriors game....
Unfortunately, the Fred Sanford of stage dads, Lavar Ball, has made appearances on the show, as well as on other FS1 shows and ESPN, unwilling to dissolve the delusion that he believes his son, Lonzo, is better than Golden State's Stephen Curry. All he's doing is adding more pressure to his son. Not good.
I made the note about Sharpe having his notes before him. I haven't seen Screamin' A. with notes in front of him too often. He should be Lavar's manager. They deserve each other.
Rating: B.
Skip & Shannon: Undisputed is bloated because FS1 wants to 1-up ESPN's First Take, where Smith is routinely being clowned and taken to school by new partner Max Kellerman. Sharpe has learned how to improve his communicative skills since leaving CBS, since he came off as being a little too marble-mouthed on Sunday afternoons. However, he has the same problem as Smith does. Smith was a basketball beat reporter for ESPN before being allowed to pretend he could host a talk show, much less emulate his idol, Cosell. Smith has routinely been exposed as being ignorant about other sports besides basketball. Sharpe comes from the NFL (Ravens, Broncos), but can be seen looking at his notes on other sports subjects, so that it looks like he legitimately is prepared to talk about basketball. Since I'm usually at work when the show is on, I wouldn't know if he similarly is prepared for boxing, UFC, etc..
Anyway, in this clip from Nov. 30, Skip & Shannon discuss Wednesday's Lakers-Warriors game....
Unfortunately, the Fred Sanford of stage dads, Lavar Ball, has made appearances on the show, as well as on other FS1 shows and ESPN, unwilling to dissolve the delusion that he believes his son, Lonzo, is better than Golden State's Stephen Curry. All he's doing is adding more pressure to his son. Not good.
I made the note about Sharpe having his notes before him. I haven't seen Screamin' A. with notes in front of him too often. He should be Lavar's manager. They deserve each other.
Rating: B.
College football shuffles the playoff deck
Later today, the College Football Playoff selection committee will make public who will qualify for the Playoff, to take place on January 1. Based on the results of yesterday's games, we may not need ESPN eating up half the afternoon to get to that result.
Top-ranked Clemson won its 3rd straight Atlantic Coast Conference title in thrashing Miami. #3 Oklahoma copped the Big 12 title in similarly dominating fashion by demolishing Texas Christian (TCU). Meanwhile, Auburn could not sustain the momentum of beating Alabama last week, and lost out on the Southeastern Conference title, as Georgia achieved revenge for a beating last month. Ohio State ended Wisconsin's bid for a perfect season, and claimed the Big 10 title in the process.
And, so, as of now, it seems this is how the playoff would shake out:
1. Clemson.
2. Georgia.
3. Oklahoma.
4. Ohio State.
However, there is a debate as to whether or not Ohio State belongs in the Playoff anyway, considering they have 2 losses, one of those in the Big 10 (Iowa), and the other a non-conference loss to Oklahoma. Alabama coach Nick Saban was a guest on ESPN's College GameDay on Saturday, but I didn't see the whole show, so I can't say if he was on the stump for his team. Ideally, as it stands now, the Playoff has 4 teams, one each from 4 of the "Power 5" conferences, as Pac-12 champion USC is on the outside after beating Stanford on Friday. The underlying factor in allowing Ohio State, which would face Clemson in the Playoff, over Alabama or even Central Florida, the only undefeated team left in the FBS, is the prospect of high ratings for a potential rematch with Oklahoma, should the Sooners beat Georgia on January 1.
Updated, 1:27 pm (ET): Alabama, despite not being in the SEC title game, gets in ahead of Ohio State, and for the 2nd year in a row, the Big 10 champion (Penn State last year) gets hosed. Only 3 of the "Power 5" conferences will be represented, and I'm already reading comments from angry fans who believe that because there are no teams from the East, Midwest, or West, the ratings will plummet. Not so sure about that. Was the fix in? We'll never know.
Top-ranked Clemson won its 3rd straight Atlantic Coast Conference title in thrashing Miami. #3 Oklahoma copped the Big 12 title in similarly dominating fashion by demolishing Texas Christian (TCU). Meanwhile, Auburn could not sustain the momentum of beating Alabama last week, and lost out on the Southeastern Conference title, as Georgia achieved revenge for a beating last month. Ohio State ended Wisconsin's bid for a perfect season, and claimed the Big 10 title in the process.
And, so, as of now, it seems this is how the playoff would shake out:
1. Clemson.
2. Georgia.
3. Oklahoma.
4. Ohio State.
However, there is a debate as to whether or not Ohio State belongs in the Playoff anyway, considering they have 2 losses, one of those in the Big 10 (Iowa), and the other a non-conference loss to Oklahoma. Alabama coach Nick Saban was a guest on ESPN's College GameDay on Saturday, but I didn't see the whole show, so I can't say if he was on the stump for his team. Ideally, as it stands now, the Playoff has 4 teams, one each from 4 of the "Power 5" conferences, as Pac-12 champion USC is on the outside after beating Stanford on Friday. The underlying factor in allowing Ohio State, which would face Clemson in the Playoff, over Alabama or even Central Florida, the only undefeated team left in the FBS, is the prospect of high ratings for a potential rematch with Oklahoma, should the Sooners beat Georgia on January 1.
Updated, 1:27 pm (ET): Alabama, despite not being in the SEC title game, gets in ahead of Ohio State, and for the 2nd year in a row, the Big 10 champion (Penn State last year) gets hosed. Only 3 of the "Power 5" conferences will be represented, and I'm already reading comments from angry fans who believe that because there are no teams from the East, Midwest, or West, the ratings will plummet. Not so sure about that. Was the fix in? We'll never know.
Saturday, December 2, 2017
Origin of a Classic: Andy Griffith meets Danny Thomas (1960)
From Make Room For Daddy, aka The Danny Thomas Show:
Danny Williams (Thomas) and family end up getting towed into what would be Mayberry, NC by Sheriff Andy Taylor (Griffith), who's a little closer to Griffith's characterization of Will Stockdale in "No Time For Sergeants" than the gentle, pacifist sheriff we'd see over 8 seasons of The Andy Griffith Show. In fact, the character of Andy Taylor would soften into its final form over the course of the first two seasons.
Regrettably, there would not be a "rematch", as Thomas didn't appear on The Andy Griffith Show.
Rating: A-.
Danny Williams (Thomas) and family end up getting towed into what would be Mayberry, NC by Sheriff Andy Taylor (Griffith), who's a little closer to Griffith's characterization of Will Stockdale in "No Time For Sergeants" than the gentle, pacifist sheriff we'd see over 8 seasons of The Andy Griffith Show. In fact, the character of Andy Taylor would soften into its final form over the course of the first two seasons.
Regrettably, there would not be a "rematch", as Thomas didn't appear on The Andy Griffith Show.
Rating: A-.
Sports this 'n' that
I haven't watched a lot of golf lately, and that's not about to change. Even with Tiger Woods back on the course.
Woods, 20 years removed from his 1st Masters title, is 5 shots off the lead after 2 rounds of the Hero World Challenge.That's fine, but if the PGA and NBC think that's enough to lure viewers away from college football today, they're dreaming. It's been nearly a year since Woods last set foot on the course for a competitive round, and he's not the ratings draw he once was because of injuries and scandal over the last few years. Just sayin'.
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USC punched its ticket to the Rose Bowl by beating Stanford, 31-28, to claim the Pac-12 title on Friday, but not without some controversy. Seems the zebras blew a 4th & goal call on a Stanford drive with a premature whistle. USC, starting at their own 1, marched 99 yards for the winning score. It was already a given that the Pac-12 champ was not going to be in the College Football Playoff next month, but today's games will have an effect on that for sure.
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After 12, nearly 13 years with the WWE's main roster, mostly as Dolph Ziggler, Nick Nemeth may be ready to move on, and follow a path blazed by former champion and commentator John Layfield.
The Kent State product appeared on Edge & Christian's podcast Friday, dropping hints that he could be heading to Fox News or Fox Business, having appeared on Kennedy a few times on the latter channel. Nemeth holds a degree in political science from Kent State, and, like Layfield before him, may have his future career mapped out already. Layfield began his broadcasting career with both WWE AND Fox News a decade ago, appearing on the latter's Bulls & Bears and Fox & Friends, and is also a best-selling author (Have More Money Now in the early 00's), As Dolph, Nemeth has already proven his worth with a microphone, and if he's ready to walk away from the WWE, more power to him.
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Meanwhile, former baseball player Aaron Boone is headed in the opposite direction.
Boone, who has been an analyst for ESPN since retiring a few years back, was hired by one of his former clubs, the Yankees, on Friday as their new manager. This after the media had been swerved with reports that the Bombers had reached out to a more recent star, newly retired Carlos Beltran, about the position. Bank on this. They aren't digging this in Boston........
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Troy High's women's basketball team opened their season in a tournament in Oneonta Friday, and we'll have the results if at all possible before the end of the weekend. Meanwhile, the boys open at Shenendehowa on Tuesday. As reported on Thursday, the Flying Horses won't have star guard Daniel Buie, who transferred to Gould Academy in Maine, and, while I'm not privy to who may be on this season's roster, interim coach Greg Davis may be looking at avoiding the grey division basement in the Suburban Council. Opening the season at Shen, then a 2-game homestand with Shaker & CBA? Killer, although the Horses have beaten Shaker & CBA in recent years.
The girls open at home with Shen, as the Lady Plainsmen make their 2nd trip to Troy in less than a year, and will have a non-league Sunday matinee on December 10 vs. Baldwinsville before Mohonasen comes in on the 15th. Again, I'm not expecting great things, and that is just this writer being realistic.
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So LeBron James was ejected from an NBA game for the first time in his career the other night. Big whoop.
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It was just a matter of time before Lavar Ball began second-&-third guessing Lakers coach Luke Walton, and that was the case Wednesday when the Lakers lost to Golden State, all because Walton called a timeout late in the game, and didn't set up a play for rookie Lonzo Ball. The real-life Fred Sanford predictably pitched a fit, still living under the delusion that 1) he knows how to coach better than Walton. If that was true, he'd be an NBA coach instead of a mentally deficient stage parent, 2) The Lakers are a playoff team, 3) That Lonzo is better than Warriors star Steph Curry, and 4) He thinks the Lakers would have won the game if Lonzo had the ball on the final play.
Considering that Lavar pulled his AAU summer team off the court at least twice when things didn't go his way, that says he's not of sound mind. The NBA should take note and hire someone to serve as a public relations flack for Ball. Since Jonathan Coachman left ESPN, maybe he can take the job. Ball's nutty enough to remind Coachman of his WWE days.
Speaking of which, before he dropped the Intercontinental title a week and a half ago in order to shoot the next "Marine" movie, Michael "The Miz" Mizanin spilled that Ball wasn't fully cooperative when he appeared on Monday Night Raw when the WWE was last in Los Angeles over the summer. Gee, what a shock. Raw returns to the Staples Center, the Lakers & Clippers' home court, on Monday. Quick, where are the Lakers playing on Monday?
Woods, 20 years removed from his 1st Masters title, is 5 shots off the lead after 2 rounds of the Hero World Challenge.That's fine, but if the PGA and NBC think that's enough to lure viewers away from college football today, they're dreaming. It's been nearly a year since Woods last set foot on the course for a competitive round, and he's not the ratings draw he once was because of injuries and scandal over the last few years. Just sayin'.
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USC punched its ticket to the Rose Bowl by beating Stanford, 31-28, to claim the Pac-12 title on Friday, but not without some controversy. Seems the zebras blew a 4th & goal call on a Stanford drive with a premature whistle. USC, starting at their own 1, marched 99 yards for the winning score. It was already a given that the Pac-12 champ was not going to be in the College Football Playoff next month, but today's games will have an effect on that for sure.
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After 12, nearly 13 years with the WWE's main roster, mostly as Dolph Ziggler, Nick Nemeth may be ready to move on, and follow a path blazed by former champion and commentator John Layfield.
The Kent State product appeared on Edge & Christian's podcast Friday, dropping hints that he could be heading to Fox News or Fox Business, having appeared on Kennedy a few times on the latter channel. Nemeth holds a degree in political science from Kent State, and, like Layfield before him, may have his future career mapped out already. Layfield began his broadcasting career with both WWE AND Fox News a decade ago, appearing on the latter's Bulls & Bears and Fox & Friends, and is also a best-selling author (Have More Money Now in the early 00's), As Dolph, Nemeth has already proven his worth with a microphone, and if he's ready to walk away from the WWE, more power to him.
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Meanwhile, former baseball player Aaron Boone is headed in the opposite direction.
Boone, who has been an analyst for ESPN since retiring a few years back, was hired by one of his former clubs, the Yankees, on Friday as their new manager. This after the media had been swerved with reports that the Bombers had reached out to a more recent star, newly retired Carlos Beltran, about the position. Bank on this. They aren't digging this in Boston........
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Troy High's women's basketball team opened their season in a tournament in Oneonta Friday, and we'll have the results if at all possible before the end of the weekend. Meanwhile, the boys open at Shenendehowa on Tuesday. As reported on Thursday, the Flying Horses won't have star guard Daniel Buie, who transferred to Gould Academy in Maine, and, while I'm not privy to who may be on this season's roster, interim coach Greg Davis may be looking at avoiding the grey division basement in the Suburban Council. Opening the season at Shen, then a 2-game homestand with Shaker & CBA? Killer, although the Horses have beaten Shaker & CBA in recent years.
The girls open at home with Shen, as the Lady Plainsmen make their 2nd trip to Troy in less than a year, and will have a non-league Sunday matinee on December 10 vs. Baldwinsville before Mohonasen comes in on the 15th. Again, I'm not expecting great things, and that is just this writer being realistic.
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So LeBron James was ejected from an NBA game for the first time in his career the other night. Big whoop.
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It was just a matter of time before Lavar Ball began second-&-third guessing Lakers coach Luke Walton, and that was the case Wednesday when the Lakers lost to Golden State, all because Walton called a timeout late in the game, and didn't set up a play for rookie Lonzo Ball. The real-life Fred Sanford predictably pitched a fit, still living under the delusion that 1) he knows how to coach better than Walton. If that was true, he'd be an NBA coach instead of a mentally deficient stage parent, 2) The Lakers are a playoff team, 3) That Lonzo is better than Warriors star Steph Curry, and 4) He thinks the Lakers would have won the game if Lonzo had the ball on the final play.
Considering that Lavar pulled his AAU summer team off the court at least twice when things didn't go his way, that says he's not of sound mind. The NBA should take note and hire someone to serve as a public relations flack for Ball. Since Jonathan Coachman left ESPN, maybe he can take the job. Ball's nutty enough to remind Coachman of his WWE days.
Speaking of which, before he dropped the Intercontinental title a week and a half ago in order to shoot the next "Marine" movie, Michael "The Miz" Mizanin spilled that Ball wasn't fully cooperative when he appeared on Monday Night Raw when the WWE was last in Los Angeles over the summer. Gee, what a shock. Raw returns to the Staples Center, the Lakers & Clippers' home court, on Monday. Quick, where are the Lakers playing on Monday?
Friday, December 1, 2017
Countdown to Christmas: O Holy Night (1980)
I think when Jim Nabors did a Christmas special in 1980, it may not have been for CBS, his long-time network home, but perhaps for PBS. If someone can check into that for me, I'd appreciate it. Anyway, this show was taped in Hawaii, where Nabors would make his home until his passing yesterday. From this performance comes a stirring rendition of "O Holy Night".
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