One of the side effects of the NBA lockout is hundreds of NBA players with hours of extra time on their hands.  While most players are spending their time on obvious pursuits (exhibition basketball games and/or charity endeavours and/or travelling to Third World countries to hock shoes - BORRRRRRRING!!), some are taking advantage of this rare abundance of free time to pursue more exotic undertakings.  In memory of the "What I Did On My Summer Vacation" essays we all got to write in school, The Hoops Manifesto honours these brave players with our "What I Did On My NBA Lockout" feature.  Next up: Kevin Love  no comments

One of the side effects of the NBA lockout is hundreds of NBA players with hours of extra time on their hands.  While most players are spending their time on obvious pursuits (exhibition basketball games and/or charity endeavours - BORRRRRRRING!!), some are taking advantage of this rare abundance of free time to pursue more exotic undertakings.  In memory of the "What I Did On My Summer Vacation" essays we all got to write in school, The Hoops Manifesto honours these brave players with our "What I Did On My NBA Lockout" feature.  First up: Paul Pierce no comments

Do you have the NBA Lockout blues?  We feel your pain and have a cure for you.  The Hoops Manifesto has gathered together Bloguin's best basketball writers for a new feature called: The Jump Ball.  We toss two current NBA players into the air and ask the simple (yet complex) question: which of the two players would you choose to play for your fictional team next season.  You only have this player for one season and one season only.  So, who ya got: Dwight Howard or Dirk Nowitzki?

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