Christmas Hangover

Posted by SBG on Tuesday, December 28th, 2004 at 7:09 am

Stick and Ball Guy has a lot to write about -- the Twins, the ViQueens not yet in the playoffs (could it be that they'll miss out??), Shaq-Fu (and the unstoppable Miami Heat), and the T-Wolves (hey Troy Hudson, keep it real). Also there is the big Twins bloggers (and fans) get together on January 2nd. Plenty of things. However, SBG has been celebrating the holidays and last night he went to see the Aviator. So, no new column this morning other than this short ramble.

Tonight, however, SBG will (hopefully) return with a story about college pickup basketball games.

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