Thank You, Utah
This past weekend was a long weekend. There has been a lot of uncertainty and nervousness. My nerves have been frayed and my stomach has been in knots. I haven't slept, and the anticipation on the 4th of July admittedly overtook much of my holiday. I haven't been on a twitter feed like that EVER. All of this anxiety and worry over a basketball player, a man I have never met and probably never will. All of this sweat and even tears over someone playing a game for a job, and quite honestly, changing his job because he has a right too. Some call me unreasonable. Some say insane. I have to quit whining and get a life. It's not worth fretting over or being upset about. It is irrational. In some ways, people are right, it is unreasonable. I need to move on. Another truth is important as well though, and that truth will explain why Gordon Hayward's decision to go to Boston is so impactful to me. I love the Utah Jazz. I always have, and I always will. No m