I’d lay my head on the railroad tracks and wait for the Double “E”. But the railroad don’t run no more, poor, poor pitiful me. -Warren Zevon
I feel bad for Baron Davis. I do. I really do. Just when he was embracing the sport of basketball once again, the Clippers go and trade him to the hapless Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Mo Williams and Jamario Moon. There was a time we all loved Boom Dizzle. A time when Boom Dizzle was the greatest show on earth. A time when Boom Dizzle put the entire Golden State Warriors on his back and single-handedly dismantled the heavily favored Dallas Mavericks in the 2007 playoffs. A time when Steve Kerr gushed and called Boom Dizzle’s performance, ”Outrageous…stunningly athletic and creative and explosive.” Then, Boom Dizzle took his talents to Tinsletown. He took his talents to Tinsletown and got stiffed by Elton Brand. He got stiffed by Elton Brand and seemed to lose interest. He seemed to lack a certain vim. He seemed to lack a certain vigor. Vince Carter style. But this season with the new look Clips, Boom Dizzle was re-energized. Re-energized in the month of January. In the month of January, the new look Clips went 9-5. In the month of January, Boom Dizzle had only one game with less than 12 points and only one game with fewer than four assists. He averaged 15.6 points and seven assists for the month. Blake Griffin: “He’s played a huge role [in our resurgence.]“ I always loved me some Boom Dizzle, and like Kellie Pickler, he was makin’ me fall in love again. But now, in Cleveland, I do believe this will be the end of him.
Peace out homies. Six two and even!
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