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Here is additional information about the topics we discuss in this cast. Kush and I also discuss WWF wrestling during the 80's and 90's. Bob Love: Bob Love - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kendall Gill: Kendall Gill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Chuck Swirsky: Chuck Swirsky -...

Sorry ChiLife. I've been meaning to get that out there. I should have it up today or tomorrow, along with short interviews with Bob Love and Kendall Gill. Kush and I mainly talk about WWF wrestling in Part II.

I finally got around to reading the responses to my posts in this thread, and this will be my last written communication on this subject. I really don’t have the time, but I somehow feel as though I owe MJ to put this self-righteous puke Lefty in his place. So allow me to momentarily step in...

Of course, your definition isn't what I used in my determination for a "legacy worth remembering", nor should it be. If Kevin Durant threw 63 up against the Lakers in the playoffs this year, he would have a legacy worth remembering. Instead over 6 playoff games, he shot 35% from the field, 28%...

Let's look at what I actually said: "his best friend and father was murdered in cold blood. Does this give him a right to be a first class dick? No, but then again, I don't think he has been since his father's death. I do think he has the right to be a little less warm, a little less inviting...

BTW, Olajuwon had already brought a team to the Finals by 88-89. He was the most dominant center in a great league. I'd argue he should be on that "legacy worth remembering list". Kevin McHale? Robert Parish? Alex English?

Actually, that was a list of players IN THEIR PRIME at the time. Kareem Abdul Jabbar played during this time...would he qualify on your legacy list? How about Moses Malone? Dr. J? Should I keep going? As I said before, there are only 3 players in their prime with legacies worth remembering...

I can't believe I forgot to mention Tim Duncan, but throw him in there in the guys with legacies worth remembering.

Maybe we should. Can you quit acting like this is somehow the golden age of basketball. It's not. Right now, if the game suddenly stopped being played, there are only 4 stars who have a legacy worth remembering. Shaq, well past his prime, Kobe, LeBron, and Wade. That's it. Jordan was at...

One more thing that isn't mentioned enough about Michael...his best friend and father was murdered in cold blood. Does this give him a right to be a first class dick? No, but then again, I don't think he has been since his father's death. I do think he has the right to be a little less warm...

The Jordan rules - Google Books About 4 paragraphs down, you'll read an excerpt from the Jordan rules about all the kids w/ terminal ailments that Jordan met from "Make a Wish Foundation". One of my good friends caddied for him around this time, and he said he was a fantastic guy. Does he sit...

I've really enjoyed reading this back and forth. Hou, you should come back on the Bullseye and Lex, we would love to have you on. If your verbal sparring is half as entertaining as the text, it will be an all time great episode. Email me at chicagobullseye@gmail.com if you're interested. Or...

"Hearing that Team Melo + Denver stonewalled NJ deal for same reason: both sides waiting for Chicago to suck it up (Deng, Noah, 2 No. 1's)" - Bill Simmons Tweet Boy oh boy. I love Noah, but he better bring it a little more on the offensive end to justify the stance that Bulls' management is...

You know, I didn't have the stats in front of me, but I didn't think Melo was a poor 3-point shooter. Wish you were on the show to call him out on it. Obviously, that percentage is just average, but you do have to guard him out there. I guess it all comes down to this: Which lineup is...

BTW, here's a reason to really like Dwight Howard. What a class act: Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard grants wish of dying woman - NBA News - FOX Sports on MSN