Stupid game last night. Totally not worth staying up till 1:30. The Jazz should not get a W for that one. We definitely just lost it. Had KG played the whole game, I'm 100% sure it would've been a win. We had free throw issues throughout. Speaking of which, Ray Allen has a nice 67 consecutive free throws made streak going. I believe the record is 97, but I'm not too sure and I'm too lazy to go look it up. Either way, that was a sucky loss, even though we got Scal back. Refs called about 150 fouls on us (Dick Bavetta had a rare bad game). Word on KG is that he came back to Boston today to get an MRI. Luckily, we don't play again until Sunday and KG was shown to have put weight on it and was actually participating in halftime warmups before deciding it'd be best to sit the rest of the game out. We'll see what happens with that. I wouldn't be surprised if Doc and the team doctors have him sit out for 5-8 games or so just in case. Hopefully it's nothing more than a cramp/strain...
Anyway, onto other things.
Rolling Stone gives U2's new album 5 out of 5 stars:
"U2's first album in nearly five years and their best, in its textural exploration and tenacious melodic grip, since Achtung Baby."
That means it's their best album in 18 years. Only 9 more days, folks...
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