Scalabrine gets the Look-Away...

...from two players at once. All of us that play ball or have played ball have gotten the look-away sometime in our life when giving a teammate a high-five. But Brian Scalabrine pulled off the unheard of feat of getting the look-away from two teammates at the same time. He attempted a valiant comeback effort with the hand-clap move but it was just too much to overcome. I've never seen this before and feel that it should be given much more publicity then it's receiving. If he doesn't go down in NBA history for anything else (and he won't), then let's at least recognize this moment in Brian Scalabrine's career.

Glen Davis and Tony Allen also contributed to this historical moment.



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When being the 12th man finally feels good

Somehow, some way, Brian Scalabrine managed to have his own press conference last night. Suprisingly, there was only one (reporter?) who had any questions for him, but he still managed to shine like the star he was until KG and the boys joined the team.