322: Don't Bother Me With Facts

from DRIVING THEOLOGY Hosted by Michael Dean McLain

A bit of a history of my relationship with the sport of basketball and the Boston Celtics, as well as the current NBA Season and the Celtic's recent crowning as NBA champions for 2004. The Celtics had one of their best seasons and post seasons to date. And yet, sports media outside of Boston refused to believe in the Celtic's record, numbers, and as they continued to rack up win after win, and even as they won 80% of their games, and made it to the Finals, still, most of the media picked the Dallas Mavericks to win. even though the numbers indicated otherwise...

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