Friday, June 12, 2015
Who Dat?
6 comments:
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One day he may be playing in that game if he keeps his current pace up. No matter what, I think he'll achieve big things no matter what field he chooses. Still can't believe he's that little guy I used to see at the park. Especially since I certainly didn't get any older.
ReplyDeleteI know whar you mean, Bill. The important thing is that they be good kids.
ReplyDeleteHe got to see Steph Curry light it up, though! Curry is such an outstanding role model on and off the court. Good for Dat. I hope he's the next Steph Curry, in all parts of his life. Thanks for the post, Bernie. I love this stuff.
ReplyDeleteMe, too!
ReplyDeleteThe Cavs are toast. They will need a MASH unit courtside to finish this series.
ReplyDeleteThanks as well Bernie, always fun to keep up! The kid is a good player, hope he continues to grow and mature.
ReplyDeleteThe Banker