- Illinois looked a lot better yesterday, but there’s still a bad taste in my mouth from the Penn State game. [Tribune]
- A great Harry Caray impression. It’s not an impression of Will Ferrell impersonating Caray, it’s an actual impression of him. [Boys of Summer] via Bleacher Nation
- The Bulls lost to the Pacers. The new guys contributed but for some reason VDN is all about Hinrich over Rose down the stretch. Also, was Hinrich freezing out Gordon in the third quarter or just not able to get him the ball? Hmmm… [Da Bullz]
- I wish Crabtree getting hurt would help the Bears chances of getting him, but I doubt it. [Deadspin]
- A top ten video of Michael Jordan’s best game winners. I don’t agree with the order but they are all sick. Personally I think the shot on Ehlo was his greatest shot. [Zoner Sports]
- A great story about Shaq meeting some of his Twitter followers. He’s kind of a creepy stalker, but he’s still lovable, goofy Shaq. [TrueHoop]
- Another analysis of John Salmons, this time by a Kings fan. It sounds like he plays good man defense but needs to learn to rotate better on switches. [Blog-a-Bull]
- “Farnsworth brings swagger to Royals bullpen”. Someone somewhere thinks that isn’t a joke. [Wrigleyville23]
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Comment from Gavin
Time February 23, 2009 at 9:16 am
First impression of John Salmons: the Vladimir Guerrero of the NBA. Looks horrible doing all the things he does, a dislocated hip just waiting to happen. Jersey always half way untucked. I literally thought I saw pine tar on his warmups yesterday. Anyway at the end of the game you see that he had a reasonably effective game. Hit some jumpers that were the equivalent of hard hit singles and doubles. Although he also made the bone headed foul of Troy Murphy on a 3-point attempt after rotating late to the top of the arc. Continuing the analogy it reminded me of Vlad’s penchant for trying to stretch a single into a double and getting nailed by 2 or 3 feet. Lastly, they both rock the goatee. While the Bulls still ban headbands, would they ban eye black?