Garnett goes to far…. where??? India? Outer Mongolia? Far side of the Moon? Inquiring readers want to know! :)

I respected Garnett all those years he toiled in Minnesota, if not his lack of post-season accomplishments.

But after he moved into the bigger media market that is Boston and won his ring, I’ve read more about his fake toughness and trash talk, which seem to have gotten worse even as his physical skills have declined, and my respect for him as a man as dropped to zero.

There’s a way to retire graciously, but he isn’t taking it. I’d love nothing more for all the players KG has trash-talked over the years to take him to school and have career nights educating him.

 One wrong kick to KG’s knees by Charlie Villanueva, and it’s goodbye KG’s career.

Ladies and gents, this is why we should never ever consider Garnett on Duncan’s level.

I for one enjoy distasteful humor, it can be quite offensive to some but I do find it funny from time to time. There is however a difference in a joke, and making fun of someone to make them feel small. If Villenueva was bald by choice, it could be considered a joke, but he’s not, and can’t help it. It was clear that it was said to belittle him over something he can’t help. Things like this make me wish failure on Boston.

Garnett reminds me a lot of myself. Not physically, or talent-wise, or monetarily, but just that when he plays a sport he almost has an obsession with making himself be the bad guy. He needs you to hate him. We both need help.

Coach Rivers is now complaining that some things shouldn’t get put on Twitter? I mean, I respect him defending his player, but come on… how about teaching a little accountability for your actions?

I saw some highlights of a Boston game (not sure which), was is it my imagination or did they just throw the new ‘For the Love of the Game’ rule out of the window? Some of those celebratory (re)actions border on taunting!