spurs

I challenge ANYONE to convince my wife that David Stern is right to issues sanctions to Gregg Popovich.  Here’s me trying with my wife.

Setting: Living Room

When: Start of 4th quarter of last night’s Spurs/Heat game.

(Note: Wife doesn’t care about the NBA — So she’s normal)

Me:  

Babe, This is crazy.

Wife:

I don’t care.  X-Factor’s on and I can’t watch.

Me:

Right.  But check this out.  The commissioner, David Stern, said he’s going to issue severe sanctions to Gregg Popovich.

Wife:

Why?

Me:

Because he decided to rest his superstars in this game.

Wife:

So.  He’s the coach.  They can fine him for that?

Me:

Yeah

Wife:

Why can’t he do that.

Me:

Apparently it threatens the “integrity of the game.”

Wife:

How?  The Spurs are winning right now.

Me:

Well these aren’t the players that the fans paid to see.

Wife:

What’s wrong with these players?

Me:

Well… nothing.

Wife:  

But it’s a good game.  Didn’t they pay to see a good game?

Me:

Not really.

Wife:  

Well then those fans are dumb.  It’s not the coach’s fault those fans are dumb.

Me:

How are they dumb?

Wife:

Isn’t basketball a team sport?  They should want to watch a good team.  The Spurs are playing like a good team.  Shouldn’t the NBA want that?

Me:  

In theory, I guess.  But it’s a Superstar’s game.  

Wife:

Really stupid if that coach gets into trouble for this.  This is a pretty good game.

Me:  

I know.

Wife:  

So are they going to start fining players for doing a layup instead of dunking?

Oh! The flawless logic.