Live from Southern California.

This is the Jim Rome show.

All right, so starting with the All-Star weekend.

Let me just say this.

I will give you this much powder.

The NBA All-Star game at the toilet palace right up the road was actually, for the most part, watchable.

Now, I know that's very low bar.

It's essentially the lowest bar.

But you barely cleared that bar powder.

So congrats.

Well, at least until the end of the game or the last game because that really was not watchable.

It's supposed to be the best part, right? The championship game, the end of the game?

That was actually the worst part by a mile. There were like six minutes of garbage time to end that game.

Garbage!

Which is a lot of garbage time for the end of an

All-Star game, especially if that game is only 12 minutes long. That means that half the championship

game was actually garbage time, and that's probably being generous. The garbage time probably

started before then. But that was inevitable. Who didn't see that part coming? Of course the old

heads. And again, we had the world team, the young heads and the old heads, three different

teams. Of course, the old heads gassed out after having to play three games. I mean,

their old heads. That's what they do. They gas out. That right there is a flaw to this new

format that everybody wants to say is so amazing. You might want to look into that powder. Now,

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