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On pins and creedals
Fans have a creed too. Unlike the Church, ours is not spelled out or even welcoming. Our creed is a winnowing process based on loyalty. Doubting one’s team in between playoff games earns you a lifetime ban from this church. … Continue reading
LeBron James favorite new latrine
Good news for Heat: Lebron James puts Kevin Garnett’s big mouth to good use. Bad news [ode to Zaslow] for Celtics: King James is not finished. Whole lotta chowda.
Posted in Sports
Tagged Boston Celtics, Jonathan Zaslow, Kevin Garnett, LeBron James, Miami Heat
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Process of elimination
Here’s why the Miami Heat losing game 5 at home could be a good thing. The Heat would not have home court advantage in the Finals against either the Spurs or the Thunder. Which means that they would likely have … Continue reading
John Wooden and what’s important
A man of great Christian faith and a great American passed in June of 2010, a few months shy of turning 100. The Christian in me was happy for his Judgment Day and much anticipated reunion wife his wife of … Continue reading
In the name of the Son and imperfection
One of my favorite writers is the columnist George Will. Will wrote about his son on his 40th birthday: Jon was born just 19 years after James Watson and Francis Crick published their discoveries concerning the structure of DNA, discoveries … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Faith & Inspiration
Tagged Christian, Down syndrome, George Will, MLB, Tommy Lasorda
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Broadcaster narratives unencumbered by facts
Watch any sport too closely and you will be driven to distraction by broadcasters whose job it is to find a narrative that keeps the attention of the casual fan. We fanatics will watch no matter the storyline. In that … Continue reading
Dreaming of G.K. Chesterton in a blue sweater
I’ve been trying to complete reading — I’ve mastered just starting the book — G.K. Chesterton’s book, Manalive for over a year. Also in the past year, I have been making great use of the Miami-Dade Public Library system. Whenever … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Reading
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Carly Simon, G.K. Chesterton, Renyel Pinto
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Through the eyes of a believer
Quick, what do you see in the photo to the right? Go ahead and click on it, I’ll wait. If you see the mid-section of a male who recently underwent successful bypass surgery, the good news is that you are … Continue reading
Dwyane Wade evolves into Rasheed Wallace
We knew that change was inevitable, but did Wade have to end up like Rasheed Wallace? To today’s equivalent of a young Wade, Giancarlo Stanton, we offer a cautionary tale. Like almost all Miami Heat fans since 2003, I quickly … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Dwyane Wade, Giancarlo Stanton, Harold Minor, NBA, Rasheed Wallace
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Finally, a transcendent NBA boxscore
All other sports pale in comparison to the beauty of MLB boxscores, but the recent Clippers victory over the Grizzlies did produce one worthy of a ‘capture/screenshot’ due to the following: Every Clippers starter had a negative ‘+/-‘ and every … Continue reading
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