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Video: “Big Baby” Reflects on the NBA Lockout

By in Celtics, Featured ⋅ December 1, 2011 at 1:47pm ⋅ Post a comment

Ever wonder what NBA players did with their down time during the lockout? Hit the clubs? Record a hit rap single? Join a team overseas? Make a cameo on Basketball Wives?

Not Glen “Big Baby” Davis.

Big Baby stayed productive during his time off, getting in touch with his inner self with some hands-on arts and craft projects and reflecting on the purpose of life.

If you weren’t excited for the return of the NBA before, you should be now. Personally, I can’t wait for Paul Pierce to wear that sweater to his post-game press conference on Christmas Day.

In the immortal words of Big Baby, “Let’s go play some basketball!”…  Before he answers his true calling as a 3rd grade art teacher and summer camp counselor.

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I am a weekly contributor for the Patriots, Celtics, and Red Sox sections of SoB. As a Red Sox fan first and foremost, I am predisposed to expect the worst and masochistically relish it. I apologize in advance with a celebratory '04 David Ortiz (see right).

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