Stu was the best. He brought on all his swag when he first started, he was different. He was different because more people could relate to his sayings and the way he talked and thought. He was cooler than the other side of the pillow. He was also the bravest guy in sports, battling cancer the whole way through, but still interviewing the NBA Champs, post-game. When he died of cancer everybody shed tears, because you couldn't think of ESPN or basketball on TV without him. He left his daughters and his wife just months after he accepted the Jimmy V ESPY Award for Perseverance during the ESPY's. He was so happy then, even while becoming weaker everyday. We will never forget him.
Best NBA Player Restaurant: Nate's Wings and Waffles, Nate Robinson
Earlier this year I found out my favorite basketball player ever opened a restaurant headling things I love, wings and waffles. Located in Nate's city, Seattle, it has 4/5 stars out of 82 reviews on Yelp which is pretty good. It has three types of waffles: The Not So Plain Waffle, which is their signature Belgium waffle, The Bacon Waffle, and the Savory Waffle. It offers various sizes of regular and spicy chicken, which can be breaded or naked. It also has a wide variety of sauces and sides as well as a few signature sandwiches. That'll be the first thing I will do if I ever go to Seattle.
Best Quarter: Klay Thompson, 37 points in 3rd Quarter
Holy #$%^ read that again. 37 points is insane, he was ten for ten in the first 7 minutes and had 27 points in the first 6 1/2 minutes. The game plan was simply 'give it to Klay' and he took the chances and hit 3, after 3, after 3, adding an alley-oop up there, then hitting another streak of 3's. He had a total of 52 and set the NBA record for most points in a half (was 33- George Gervin, Carmelo Anthony) in 37. He could've of dropped 40 but he wasn't the only one who scored, his teammates scored 4 points that quarter. He outscored all of the Kings and ended up with 52 Pts, 2 Reb, 5 Ast, 4 Stl, 2 Blk and Golden State beat Sacramento 127-101.
Best Shoes: DeMar DeRozan
He was overlooked for the award for best NBA player name but his kicks were the best. He wore some Fan-Designed Nike Kobe 9 EM iD's which are purple and have a 'space' type of design on them. The Nike 'Swoosh' is a dark red and the sole is a light gray. It also has his name engraved on it.
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