Friday, July 23, 2010

NBA Happy Hour: No Draft Necessary

TGIF basketball fans! It's the end of the week, so that means NBA Happy Hour! Grab a beer, follow the rules and start the weekend with a Don Nelson-level buzz.

Everyone is talking about a point guard today, so we figured what the hell.  No, not Chris Paul.  Not right now anyway, Friday is time to get happy-drunk, and if the last month has proven anything, there are no two words that can kill a buzz faster than Maverick and Carter.

Instead we looked back on the week to the story that made us happiest: the Golden State Warriors signed undrafted rookie point guard Jeremy Lin.

Most of you know Lin’s story by now, a Bay Area native and lifelong Warriors fan, he played ball at Harvard and managed to impress the right people in his summer league matchup against John Wall.  Much hoopla is being made about his race and education, both obvious rarities in the League, but few have had asked after his eating habits, favorite actress, or the items on his bucket list.  Well, some did, and it was charming and a bit confusing.  Cheers, Jeremy.




Drink Anytime:

-An opening graphic makes you uncomfortable and wary of what you’re watching.


-A music cue is abruptly and recklessly abandoned.

-Lin Family Photo Album!

-An obligatory question about race is asked by way of speak and spell.

-An obligatory question about race is answered with the enthusiasm of a drunk history video.

-You wonder why the Minnesota Vikings logo is such a prominent part of this video.

-You learn that some people go to Harvard to play basketball.

-The camera moves, presumably to show you more Vikings logo.

-Jeremy Lin says In N Out.

-Jeremy Lin explains the nature of winter.

-The video gets bored of Jeremy talking and just shows a bunch of photos instead.

-Jeremy explains why he’d fight Mike Tyson.

-Signing with the Warriors, you realize dude is living his dream right now.


Finish Your Drink When:

-Jeremy Lin finally unveils the world’s most adorable Bucket List.

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