Derrick
Rose addressed the media for the first time since his meniscus repair February
27. Rose was doing better incommunicado.
The
enigma from Englewood said that, unlike Bulls’ management, he had no timetable
for his return. No, instead, the injured
guard is “thinking about getting the most out of every day.” Peace of mind has come from giving his life
over to God. That’s what the man said.
And
this, too: “I’m just trying to take my time, listen to my body, cheer on my teammates
while I’m out, just try to better myself as a person, a basketball player, a
businessman and a teammate.” He might
want to check on the value of that Derrick Rose brand right not. On second thought, he might not want to know.
Clare
spent the weekend freezing in Ft. Collins, Colorado. My daughter is coming to grips with the fact
she’s stuck in the dugout, at least as far as college softball is
concerned. If the devil is looking to make
a tempting deal, he could do worse than offer Little Hurt a few more years of
eligibility, for there are those in life with a talent but nowhere to practice
it.
To
say nothing of millionaire athletes both talented and clueless.
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