I'm truly surprised by the amount of injured players the NBA has right now. All summer I kept hearing about people getting injured and now that they're actually playing, it's getting to the point were these 'athletes' should be wearing football equipment. These highly conditioned massive athletes are dropping like flies practically everyday due all kinds of ailments that are either self inflicted or accidental.

Oh what a difference a year can make. To quote the Guess Who "seasons change and so do I, you need not wonder whyyyyyyy" and by 'I' I mean the collective thoughts of eastern conference teams addressing the concern to go toe to toe in the playoffs with the Big Green Machine, the Boston Celtics. Two years ago the Boston Celtics finished off the 2006 -2007 season with the second worst record in the league and it looked as though Paulie Pierce was going to be traded while the team was going to be the New Kids on the Rebuilding Block for their upcoming campaign.

...blows like a fox! I guess what I'm trying to say is that it has its pros and cons. With this being the unofficial 'ain't shit to talk about' portion of the off season, I thought I'd write to you about the painful rehab and withdraws I go through during what is known as the Off Season.

If your favourite team sucked ass the previous season then the off season is like your saving grace. A time of new beginnings and a shinning ray of hope. Forget about that pathetic record because next season's where it's at!