A week has passed since my post. The JBL standings haven't changed much in this time. Woo is still in 1st and is looking more and more like the 08/09 champion. There is just so much balance on this team that it will not drop enough for anyone to catch him. The 2 best things that happened (or Woo did) to ensure victory are (1) traded Rondo for Dirty Dirk and Mike Conley and (2) Andrew Bynum got hurt allowing Odom (and Gasol for me) to excel down the stretch.
Rajon Rondo became a top 5 Fantasy PG this season. Sure, he doesn't score much, but look at all those other categories - especially the steals. Consider him a modern day Jason Kidd with a better FG%. Moving him was hard because Rondo would have been a great keeper - but Phil did the right thing by making the trade to ensure victory. Dirk is a Fantasy stud and Conley apparently really likes it in Seoul because his numbers have been really good since arriving.
The other great move had nothing to do with Woo - but the bad luck of Andrew Bynum. All year, Woo to his credit, held on to Lamar Odom. He came off the bench and put up 10 and 5 numbers all season until Bynum went down. Then, Odom was inserted back into the starting lineup and he became the Fantasy force he was in 07/08. This was a HUGE bonus for Woo.
I think the next 3 weeks we'll see Woo cruise into the victory circle. You can see he's still managing his team as he has been sitting out Richard Jefferson (the Bucks leading scorer now) because Woo is still playing the other categories. Perfect move.
2nd place is still up for grabs. The Wack and Golden are battling it out with the Wack holding a slight lead at the moment. 2nd place will be decided by a couple of categories - it's that simple. Where is there room for movement? Well, the Offs and Showers are neck and neck in blocks. So, there's a 26 point category swing. Golden has a slight chance of catching Idaho in scoring - that would be 20 points. Golden has a slight chance of catching Idaho in steals - there's 13 points. FG% remains tight and any poor shooting nights from Golden could see them drop points. And finally, The Wack needs to continue rebounding as he could drop 15 (or gain 15) points over the last 3 weeks.
To make a bold prediction, I say we finish like we stand right now. Woo, Benny, Johnny, and Tuna. In that order. We'll see.
I see that Stephen Jackson has shut it down for the season. Another injury for the Pancakes - not that it matters. He's wrapped up 12th place. Although, he may have set a record for most players injured in a season. It's hard to do well in Fantasy pool when all your guys are hurt. Just off the top of my head, here's the guys I can think of on his team who have missed games: Carmelo, Calderon, Iverson, Hamilton, Amare, Bogut, and now Jackson. I'm sure I missed some guys there too. Tough year for Trev.
As for the Warriors - they will miss S-Jax - but their season is a write-off now anyways. They really need ot figure out what to do going forward. Is Don Nelson the right guy?? Will Mullin be canned? Is the owner running the show? Golden State plays an exciting brand of basketball (one that will never win a championship) but they need to figure out what to do with their crowded swing man positions. How many guys do they have that can play SG or SF?? Hmmm, Ellis, Crawford, S-Jax, Maggette, Morrow, and Azubuike. 6 guys for 2 spots. They have promising young big men in Randolph and Wright - but don't play them. I could see them not using them if they were currently winning games with the small lineup. But, they suck, so why not play conventional? I think it's time for Nelson to go.
The Suns lost to the Blazers the other night. That pretty much kills their playoff hopes (although the Mavs lost to the Nuggets last night). I think the Suns are 3 games behind the Mavs with about 10 games left. Conclusion, the Suns are done. I'm not sure why this is really news. I mean, they lost Amare weeks ago - why would this aging team make the playoffs? And even if they got in as the #8 seed - hello Lakers.
After joining the Crikker baseball pool this week and seeing a 2 division format - I've started to wonder if the JBL should consider moving to 2 divisions. You would still get your overall winner, but you might create a little more excitement down the stretch with 2 divisions. If there were 2 divisions right now (top 6, bottom 6), there would actually be a pretty good race for the B division title with Bangkok and Juan de Fuca battling it out.
The other thing I thought about was promotion and relegation. Top 2 teams in the B division would get promoted into the A division at the end of the year and the bottom 2 teams in the A league would move down. It would create some rivalries and might add interest to the pool. I think I will create a JBL poll and see if the other owners like the idea. And wouldn't it be something to see a team in the B League (we would have to come up with some cool division names), a team that finished bottom 6 the year before, win the JBL Overall title?
As for names for possible divisions...the 'A' League should be named after a Basketball great and the 'B' division should be named after the ultimate role player. How about Paul Shirley? Ed Nealy? Eric Leckner? As for the A division - is it as simple as the Jordan Division?
The more I type about this idea...the more I like it.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Wackin' It
I want to take a couple of minutes to focus on those Chilliwack Offs. The team that everyone in the JBL Draft room was immediately afraid of as the Draft night moved along. This was a team that was balanced. Clearly, Wack ownership had prepared for this night. Clearly, Wack ownership didn't have a job (other than being a Daddy) and had the time to create multiple level Excel spreadsheets to make sure this draft went just right.
Benny's squad was built on the 'depth' approach. This is the one that usually wins. I say that because Golden has employed it many times as well as Oliver Your Face was known for this balanced team attack. Right there, that's 9 JBL titles. So, I knew Benny was on to something when he went down this draft night road.
So what is balance? How about not one single player in the top 10 CBS ratings. But how about having 10+ guys in the top 100? Ray Allen, Mike Bibby, Ben Gordon, Andre Iguodala, Josh Smith, Al Jefferson...these were the guys that the Offs were built around. And these are the guys that made the Wack so successful this season.
Because Benny drafted so wisely - he had plently of bucks left near the end of the night to grab outright bargains in Mario Chalmers, Andris Biedrins, and Ben Gordon. It's not often you can get a 20ppg scorer for under 10 bucks!
For most of the 1st half of the season, this team was relatively healthy. He lost Josh Smith for a couple of weeks, but otherwise, the Offs were rollin' along most of the season. The Offs picked up reinforcements early in the year with a date-rape like trade of Mike Conley for Jeff Green. Nice move Benny. (I could have had Green for Marvin Williams - whoops!)
Then, Benny swooped in on Bangkok and stolen Durant for Barnes & Horford. Once KD hit town, he took off to superstar status. I'm pretty sure the Wack can take credit for his immediate rise to stardom.
Then, like the rest of the JBL players, the injuries started to work their way to Chilliwack. Down went Biedrins. Ray Allen missed some game. And unfortunately down went Al Jefferson (this was the crushing kick in the nuts). The Big Al injury was probably just as painful as that twisted testicle Benny had back in 1992.
And finally, what I believe to be the crushing blow, was the Kevin Durant trade. Like any white man would - Benny feared the grinning little asian man coming up from behind. Phil Woo was closing in and Benny had to make a move. So, he traded Durant and Mo Williams for Steve Nash and Josh Howard. In my books, this trade, coupled with the Big Al injury, put the Seoul Brothers into the favorite position.
Durant in Juan de Fuca has averaged 30ppg, 7rpg, shot 50% FG, and 46% 3PT. Mo Williams, the all-star, has averaged 21ppg while shooting 47% FG and 51% from downtown. That's right 51% from behind the arc. Mo has made 93 3-pointers in 31 Juan de Fuca games. It's no wonder Juan climbed the 3PT ladder so fast.
Meanwhile, Nashie has been good, he's averaged 16ppg and 10apg while shooting good percentages. The problem is that Nash was brought in to help out in the ATO category. Unfortunately, after 27 Nash games, the Wack is still 11th in ATO. But the real sharty underpants of this deal has been Josh Howard. For starters, he's been hurt a lot during his time in the cornfields. And somehow, the player who they used to think was going to be Matrix-like, Howard is only averaging 18 and 4 with a negative ATO. Maybe bringing a 'toker' to beautiful BC was a bad move??
With 3 weeks to go the Wack is still poised for a top 4 finish. It will be disappointing not to win it all, but it's hard when you lose your top player (Big Al). Jefferson is a $50+ player in the JBL and when he went down - down went the true hopes of the Wack.
Benny is loaded for next season though. He has Gordon, Biedrins, Green, and Mike Bibby as possible protections so he has a pretty good core already.
The Wack has been in the JBL forever. Benny and I go waaaay back. He was the best man at my wedding and we shared a condo for a few years. He's one of my best friends in the whole world and Benny and I have wrecked many young men's lives with JBL-ology (poor Scott Carroll). We have shared many laughs and basketball debates over the last 18 years and I look forward to competing with him in the Fantasy world of the JBL for many years to come! Love live the Wack!
Benny's squad was built on the 'depth' approach. This is the one that usually wins. I say that because Golden has employed it many times as well as Oliver Your Face was known for this balanced team attack. Right there, that's 9 JBL titles. So, I knew Benny was on to something when he went down this draft night road.
So what is balance? How about not one single player in the top 10 CBS ratings. But how about having 10+ guys in the top 100? Ray Allen, Mike Bibby, Ben Gordon, Andre Iguodala, Josh Smith, Al Jefferson...these were the guys that the Offs were built around. And these are the guys that made the Wack so successful this season.
Because Benny drafted so wisely - he had plently of bucks left near the end of the night to grab outright bargains in Mario Chalmers, Andris Biedrins, and Ben Gordon. It's not often you can get a 20ppg scorer for under 10 bucks!
For most of the 1st half of the season, this team was relatively healthy. He lost Josh Smith for a couple of weeks, but otherwise, the Offs were rollin' along most of the season. The Offs picked up reinforcements early in the year with a date-rape like trade of Mike Conley for Jeff Green. Nice move Benny. (I could have had Green for Marvin Williams - whoops!)
Then, Benny swooped in on Bangkok and stolen Durant for Barnes & Horford. Once KD hit town, he took off to superstar status. I'm pretty sure the Wack can take credit for his immediate rise to stardom.
Then, like the rest of the JBL players, the injuries started to work their way to Chilliwack. Down went Biedrins. Ray Allen missed some game. And unfortunately down went Al Jefferson (this was the crushing kick in the nuts). The Big Al injury was probably just as painful as that twisted testicle Benny had back in 1992.
And finally, what I believe to be the crushing blow, was the Kevin Durant trade. Like any white man would - Benny feared the grinning little asian man coming up from behind. Phil Woo was closing in and Benny had to make a move. So, he traded Durant and Mo Williams for Steve Nash and Josh Howard. In my books, this trade, coupled with the Big Al injury, put the Seoul Brothers into the favorite position.
Durant in Juan de Fuca has averaged 30ppg, 7rpg, shot 50% FG, and 46% 3PT. Mo Williams, the all-star, has averaged 21ppg while shooting 47% FG and 51% from downtown. That's right 51% from behind the arc. Mo has made 93 3-pointers in 31 Juan de Fuca games. It's no wonder Juan climbed the 3PT ladder so fast.
Meanwhile, Nashie has been good, he's averaged 16ppg and 10apg while shooting good percentages. The problem is that Nash was brought in to help out in the ATO category. Unfortunately, after 27 Nash games, the Wack is still 11th in ATO. But the real sharty underpants of this deal has been Josh Howard. For starters, he's been hurt a lot during his time in the cornfields. And somehow, the player who they used to think was going to be Matrix-like, Howard is only averaging 18 and 4 with a negative ATO. Maybe bringing a 'toker' to beautiful BC was a bad move??
With 3 weeks to go the Wack is still poised for a top 4 finish. It will be disappointing not to win it all, but it's hard when you lose your top player (Big Al). Jefferson is a $50+ player in the JBL and when he went down - down went the true hopes of the Wack.
Benny is loaded for next season though. He has Gordon, Biedrins, Green, and Mike Bibby as possible protections so he has a pretty good core already.
The Wack has been in the JBL forever. Benny and I go waaaay back. He was the best man at my wedding and we shared a condo for a few years. He's one of my best friends in the whole world and Benny and I have wrecked many young men's lives with JBL-ology (poor Scott Carroll). We have shared many laughs and basketball debates over the last 18 years and I look forward to competing with him in the Fantasy world of the JBL for many years to come! Love live the Wack!
Saturday, March 21, 2009
The Oden Saga...
Two years ago Greg Oden was the #1 pick in the NBA Draft. At the time, most of the experts thought it was the right pick for Portland to make. Behind him, in the 2 hole, was Kevin Durant. Oden blew out this knee in the summer and never played a game in 07/08. Durant went on to win Rookie of the Year. Year 2 rolled around and Oden has been less than spectacular - dealing with numerous injuries, inconsistent play and foul trouble. Meanwhile, Durant has elevated his game to superstar status. Was it the right pick for Portland to make???
Those Oden supporters will argue that you have to have a big man to win the titles. Oden has been compared to Bill Russell. Maybe it's because they currently look the same (and Russell is 75 years old). Since Oden was 13 years old the "experts" thought he would be the next Russell or Shaq or Admiral. It's gotta be tough to deal with those sort of expectations. Russell won 11 NBA titles as a player and if Oden was half the player he was - he would be worthy of the #1 pick.
Since the Blazers picked Oden, he doesn't have to average 20 and 12. He is lucky to be surrounded by a pretty talented (albeit young) group of players. Brandon Roy has been an All-Star the last 2 seasons and most NBA gurus consider him one of the best finishers in the game already. Aldridge is nice complimentary piece at power forward and now adding Oden the Blazers thought they were set. Except they didn't count on Oden getting injured. And then injured again. And then again.
Rightly or wrongly, the comparisons to Sam Bowie will be there. After all, it was the Blazers who selected Bowie instead of Jordan way back when. Now, since Durant has become a stud - the comparisons are back.
We won't know if the Blazers picked the wrong guy for a few years. We have to wait and see how Oden develops over the next 5 years. Then we'll have a better idea of whether they made the 'right' selection.
Would you rather have Durant on your team and he make the All-Star team 5 years straight - but you don't win anything? Or would you rather have 1 NBA title? 5-time all star or 1 NBA title? I think most NBA GM's and owners would obviously take the title. I'm not saying the Blazers will win the NBA title within 5 years - but that might be how long we have to wait and see about these 2 picks.
Let's see what Oden can do when healthy. Unfortunately, we don't know when that will be.
As for the Durant supporters for the #1 pick two years ago - can you imagine this Blazers team with Blake, Roy, Durant, Aldridge, and Przybilla?? That seems pretty good to me. But would the team have the same chemistry? Would they be better off defensively? Would Roy's development into a superstar have been stalled due to KD's presence? We'll never know.
This past NBA trade deadline we heard a lot of rumors about the Blazers trying to acquire a small forward because that was their weakest position. They were after Gerald Wallace. They were looking at Richard Jefferson. They even talked to the Nets about Vince apparently. Hmmmm, or they could have selected Durant.
So, where do you sit on this argument? Should the Blazers have selected Durant over Oden? Or was Oden the better pick? I guess only time will tell.
Now, as for the JBL, I think it's almost time to let Oden go. As disappointed the Blazers must be in his production, I have pretty much had it. He does not help me at all. He's not worth keeping for $15 bucks because I have no idea what he's going to produce next season. The only reason I've kept him around this long is because there really isn't anyone better out there right now? Javale McGee? Francisco Elson? It's a weak crop. I'll watch the waiver wire this week and see who is injured and then decide on Sunday night. But the 2 year run for Oden in Golden is nearing an end. Poor Oden. Poor Johnny.
Those Oden supporters will argue that you have to have a big man to win the titles. Oden has been compared to Bill Russell. Maybe it's because they currently look the same (and Russell is 75 years old). Since Oden was 13 years old the "experts" thought he would be the next Russell or Shaq or Admiral. It's gotta be tough to deal with those sort of expectations. Russell won 11 NBA titles as a player and if Oden was half the player he was - he would be worthy of the #1 pick.
Since the Blazers picked Oden, he doesn't have to average 20 and 12. He is lucky to be surrounded by a pretty talented (albeit young) group of players. Brandon Roy has been an All-Star the last 2 seasons and most NBA gurus consider him one of the best finishers in the game already. Aldridge is nice complimentary piece at power forward and now adding Oden the Blazers thought they were set. Except they didn't count on Oden getting injured. And then injured again. And then again.
Rightly or wrongly, the comparisons to Sam Bowie will be there. After all, it was the Blazers who selected Bowie instead of Jordan way back when. Now, since Durant has become a stud - the comparisons are back.
We won't know if the Blazers picked the wrong guy for a few years. We have to wait and see how Oden develops over the next 5 years. Then we'll have a better idea of whether they made the 'right' selection.
Would you rather have Durant on your team and he make the All-Star team 5 years straight - but you don't win anything? Or would you rather have 1 NBA title? 5-time all star or 1 NBA title? I think most NBA GM's and owners would obviously take the title. I'm not saying the Blazers will win the NBA title within 5 years - but that might be how long we have to wait and see about these 2 picks.
Let's see what Oden can do when healthy. Unfortunately, we don't know when that will be.
As for the Durant supporters for the #1 pick two years ago - can you imagine this Blazers team with Blake, Roy, Durant, Aldridge, and Przybilla?? That seems pretty good to me. But would the team have the same chemistry? Would they be better off defensively? Would Roy's development into a superstar have been stalled due to KD's presence? We'll never know.
This past NBA trade deadline we heard a lot of rumors about the Blazers trying to acquire a small forward because that was their weakest position. They were after Gerald Wallace. They were looking at Richard Jefferson. They even talked to the Nets about Vince apparently. Hmmmm, or they could have selected Durant.
So, where do you sit on this argument? Should the Blazers have selected Durant over Oden? Or was Oden the better pick? I guess only time will tell.
Now, as for the JBL, I think it's almost time to let Oden go. As disappointed the Blazers must be in his production, I have pretty much had it. He does not help me at all. He's not worth keeping for $15 bucks because I have no idea what he's going to produce next season. The only reason I've kept him around this long is because there really isn't anyone better out there right now? Javale McGee? Francisco Elson? It's a weak crop. I'll watch the waiver wire this week and see who is injured and then decide on Sunday night. But the 2 year run for Oden in Golden is nearing an end. Poor Oden. Poor Johnny.
Idaho is the new Golden??
The kid is young and brash. His team is surging at the end of the season - putting on a late season like none other - well, maybe like the championship teams of Golden. He's cocky, he can't spell, and he's widely considered a poor judge of Fantasy talent. Yup. He's the complete opposite of me. However, for whatever reason, players in Idaho this season are loving it and they clearly play better for the youngest JBL owner.
Take for example Baron Davis. Baron de Beouf is often linked to Juan de Fuca for good performances, however, this season, since joining the Idaho squad, Baron has been re-born.
Baron, on the season, is shooting 37% from FG and just 30% from downtown. Those are very typical Baron numbers. However, when Baron joined the Udapimps 12 games ago his %'s in Idaho are 43% and 41%. Plus he's adding the usually 17ppg, 5+ rebounds, and 8+ assists with a bunch of steals. Could Baron finally be happy??? What's going on?
And what about Jason Kidd? He's been traded 6 times this JBL season and spent a lot of that time in Idaho. Kidd's season %'s from the field and downtown are 42 and 40. In Idaho, those numbers are 46 and 45.
Then there is Rashard Lewis. He was only in Idaho for 13 games but his %'s while there were 46 and 42 (pretty close to his season numbers - albeit slightly higher)...then Lewis is traded to Golden and his %'s in 17 games for the Showers are 40 and 32 (yes, I know, well below season averages).
So what's up? Do players relish the chance to play for a younger, more immature owner?? Do the players feel empowered because they know they are smarter than their owner?? Do they feel more threatened because they know they could be traded at the drop of a hat?
I can't figure it out. But I do know that this Idaho team has exceeded all of my expectations. The Udapimps have a legitimate shot at 2nd place. I believe Idaho's previous best finish in the JBL was 6th place and this year he will surely eclipse that. Wherever they finish, Tuna will be cashing in - not only JBL cheques - but all those sidebets he has out there. Unreal.
I know that other JBL are pissed right off that they are trailing Idaho and that they are going to have to deal with the bragging and probably a poorly spelled "I told you so" JBL article. The bad news is that if Tuna does his homework and protects the right 4 players - he could be a favorite for next season's JBL title. Wait a second, did I just write that?? Let me check....yes, I said it. Idaho could be a pre-season favorite for the 09/10 JBL title. And if the NBA players hear that - they are going to be begging to be drafted by the Kid on JBL Draft Night. Maybe Idaho is the new Golden afterall.
Take for example Baron Davis. Baron de Beouf is often linked to Juan de Fuca for good performances, however, this season, since joining the Idaho squad, Baron has been re-born.
Baron, on the season, is shooting 37% from FG and just 30% from downtown. Those are very typical Baron numbers. However, when Baron joined the Udapimps 12 games ago his %'s in Idaho are 43% and 41%. Plus he's adding the usually 17ppg, 5+ rebounds, and 8+ assists with a bunch of steals. Could Baron finally be happy??? What's going on?
And what about Jason Kidd? He's been traded 6 times this JBL season and spent a lot of that time in Idaho. Kidd's season %'s from the field and downtown are 42 and 40. In Idaho, those numbers are 46 and 45.
Then there is Rashard Lewis. He was only in Idaho for 13 games but his %'s while there were 46 and 42 (pretty close to his season numbers - albeit slightly higher)...then Lewis is traded to Golden and his %'s in 17 games for the Showers are 40 and 32 (yes, I know, well below season averages).
So what's up? Do players relish the chance to play for a younger, more immature owner?? Do the players feel empowered because they know they are smarter than their owner?? Do they feel more threatened because they know they could be traded at the drop of a hat?
I can't figure it out. But I do know that this Idaho team has exceeded all of my expectations. The Udapimps have a legitimate shot at 2nd place. I believe Idaho's previous best finish in the JBL was 6th place and this year he will surely eclipse that. Wherever they finish, Tuna will be cashing in - not only JBL cheques - but all those sidebets he has out there. Unreal.
I know that other JBL are pissed right off that they are trailing Idaho and that they are going to have to deal with the bragging and probably a poorly spelled "I told you so" JBL article. The bad news is that if Tuna does his homework and protects the right 4 players - he could be a favorite for next season's JBL title. Wait a second, did I just write that?? Let me check....yes, I said it. Idaho could be a pre-season favorite for the 09/10 JBL title. And if the NBA players hear that - they are going to be begging to be drafted by the Kid on JBL Draft Night. Maybe Idaho is the new Golden afterall.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Goodbye 3rd
Well, I'm gonna make a bold prediction and say that tonight is the night that the youngster passes me and moves into 3rd place. With injuries to Powe and Wade, I have only 3 man games. All the other teams have 9-12 man games tonight.
So, I think I will lose some points to Seoul and Juan de Fuca in scoring tonight. I think Arctic will pass me in rebounding. So, with those point losses, I think Idaho will have enough to pass me.
What I really need is some health. I gotta get my guys back!!
So, I think I will lose some points to Seoul and Juan de Fuca in scoring tonight. I think Arctic will pass me in rebounding. So, with those point losses, I think Idaho will have enough to pass me.
What I really need is some health. I gotta get my guys back!!
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Shut the Hell Up
While I was typing my previous post - apparently Varejao took a knee or something and now he's down and out. This is insane!!
Of the 16 players I currently have on my roster....5 guys are completely healthy. Can't win like that. I'm in BIG trouble!
Of the 16 players I currently have on my roster....5 guys are completely healthy. Can't win like that. I'm in BIG trouble!
Are You Kidding Me???
OK, I know I ranted about the injury bug last night...but I feel the need to continue it today. You see, Leo Barbosa is not out 1-3 weeks with a knee contusion suffered last night. And here I was thinking he was just not playing because of his abdomen injury. Nooooo, he has to go do his knee in too...
And then, LaMarcus Aldridge puts his head down and runs into Jeff Foster (Pancake) and suffers a grade 1 concussion and he is sitting out tonight.
Ummm, what can I say.
Do I need to recap my 16 players and their injury status right now??
Aldridge - out
Barbosa - out
Powe - out
Wade - out
Gasol - injured pinky (who knows if he plays tonight)
Oden - just returned
Kaman - just returned from injury
K-Mart - playing limited mins
Nelson - out for season
Brand - out for season
How am I supposed to stay afloat?
I won't at this rate...
I will be forced to sign someone to replace Barbosa in the lineup...
I will have to drop either Oden, K-Mart, or Barbosa...
Things are not going well and somewhere little Tuna is laughing his ass off!
And then, LaMarcus Aldridge puts his head down and runs into Jeff Foster (Pancake) and suffers a grade 1 concussion and he is sitting out tonight.
Ummm, what can I say.
Do I need to recap my 16 players and their injury status right now??
Aldridge - out
Barbosa - out
Powe - out
Wade - out
Gasol - injured pinky (who knows if he plays tonight)
Oden - just returned
Kaman - just returned from injury
K-Mart - playing limited mins
Nelson - out for season
Brand - out for season
How am I supposed to stay afloat?
I won't at this rate...
I will be forced to sign someone to replace Barbosa in the lineup...
I will have to drop either Oden, K-Mart, or Barbosa...
Things are not going well and somewhere little Tuna is laughing his ass off!
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