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Steve Nash is Having a Bad Hair Day

Friday, November 17, 2006

I don’t think Steve Nash gets it. I know this blog is a stretch from divorce, but maybe someone will enlighten the great basketball coaches of our generation. When a player is having a bad hair day, they simply cannot win. They lose their focus from their game and focus on their bad hair.

Remember a few years ago, when the Lakers had one of their heartbreaking seasons – well Rick Fox was having a bad hair day – actually a bad hair season. He just could not figure out what to do with his hair. He tried a ponytail; pulling back the front ends into a ponytail and leaving the back hang down, blah blah. And no matter what, he just couldn’t get his hair right. Too bad Kwame Brown was not around at that time to show Rick the cool cornrow/braid combo that he has.

And now Steve Nash. Did you see what he did to his hair. Oh-my-gosh! That beautiful silky Steve Nash hair – the hair he so delicately pushed behind his ears – is now gone? Steve – how do you expect to get back in your game with that lousy hair cut? Last game against Memphis – only 11 points? Come on Steve, let your hair grow back so you can get into your game.

Is there a divorce message here? Yes - when your loved ones start acting or looking different, take notice and try to figure out what is going on. Chance are, there is some thinking going on that you haven't noticed. Things like people's hair or clothes are keys to better understanding who they are and how they are feeling.