BRINGING UP BABY

I know, I know....We call him Glen now...
If I'm Doc I make him dribble a basketball with his left hand, everywhere he goes...as part of his punishment, until he is cleared to scrimmage again. Might as well learn a new skill while he's waiting.

By the way, who played the lead in that flick.

LA,

I remember baby was a leopard, but can't recall the lead without looking it up which would be cheating. I'll blame it on the fact that it's an old movie and not wonder why I can only recall the animal lead.

The silver lining on Glen/Baby is that we've found Williams was a good pickup at a bargain price.

Other than that I'll go with your suggestion.

Regards

NYCelt wrote:LA,

I remember baby was a leopard, but can't recall the lead without looking it up which would be cheating. I'll blame it on the fact that it's an old movie and not wonder why I can only recall the animal lead.

The silver lining on Glen/Baby is that we've found Williams was a good pickup at a bargain price.

Other than that I'll go with your suggestion.

Regards

Baby can do some things,but I'll take SW's defense and rebounding over Babys midrange game as we have plenty of shooters who can fill it up,SW is also scoring in the post better than we could have imagined,what a fearsome foursome we have now with KG,Perk,Sheed and SW.

Sounds good: the Fearsome Foursome.

It was Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn, I think.

At Rondo's team meeting to air grievances last spring, the lmost emphatic complaint was that the older players didn't give the younger players enough respect. The complainant (crybaby) wasn't identified, and yet one has to wonder. Is Glen a bad apple? Can we trade him to Miami for DWade if we include Scal and TA?

......wow there was a real movie named the Fearsome Foursome?

One problem is when Glen gets too much time on his hands...he starts dreaming about the NFL after he becomes an all-star... in the NBA.
I don't know where to start with this one.
I'm tempted to say..."let him go break his other thumb on the grid-iron...(or worse)..."
I hear the Blue Jays are looking for a 290 lb. shortstop, who can take one for the club.

Oops, I forgot...there's no crying in baseball.

LA

I don't know about baseball, will he ever hit his weight?

beat

I have the perfect second sport for Baby: sumo wrestling.

spikeD wrote:I have the perfect second sport for Baby: sumo wrestling.

Spike, I love it. I only see one problem. There's no crying in sumo wrestling.