Phenomenal Swag: Kelvin Cato's 'H.O.O.P.' book

Trey Kerby of The Blowtorch searches high and low across the Internet for NBA-related goods you never knew you needed. You know, phenomenal swag. Email Ball Don't Lie any relevant products you find here.I know what you're thinking: "What am I going to get my nephew so he thinks I'm the cool, hip uncle?" You could have got this year's hottest toy, a Zhu Zhu pet, but you probably already missed out on that. Maybe you could go old school and buy a Tickle Me Elmo, but there's a risk for ridicule. I suggest playing it safe and getting Kelvin Cato's "H.O.O.P." — a children's book released in 1999.Little is known about the book, which makes it that much more valuable to a child. The acronym stands for "Help Out Other People," which seems nice. And that acronym was part of another program with an acronym, SMART (Start Making a Reader Today), which is a good plan. Not to mention this is going to be worth a ton of money in the fu...