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<blockquote data-quote="HurdyGurdyEer" data-source="post: 129237885" data-attributes="member: 1746848">ESPN has people tuning in just to see what Walton will say next. The reason more and more people are complaining about Walton is that more and more people tuned in as the word got out how much of a space case Walton was being on the air.My take is that Walton is a space case who is intentionally exaggerating his personality on the air because it's creating a stir. It's good business for him and ESPN. Next thing you know there will be a new Bill Walton book and movie.The more you complain the more popular Walton becomes. The more popular he becomes the more money he makes. I'm sure he has some kind of Zen perspective on being prosperous by being controversial.It's theater and he's cashing in.It's like a real time stand up comedy act during a basketball game and Walton is laughing all the way to the bank or his favorite drug dealer.This post was edited on 3/7 8:26 AM by HurdyGurdyEer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HurdyGurdyEer, post: 129237885, member: 1746848"] ESPN has people tuning in just to see what Walton will say next. The reason more and more people are complaining about Walton is that more and more people tuned in as the word got out how much of a space case Walton was being on the air. My take is that Walton is a space case who is intentionally exaggerating his personality on the air because it's creating a stir. It's good business for him and ESPN. Next thing you know there will be a new Bill Walton book and movie. The more you complain the more popular Walton becomes. The more popular he becomes the more money he makes. I'm sure he has some kind of Zen perspective on being prosperous by being controversial. It's theater and he's cashing in. It's like a real time stand up comedy act during a basketball game and Walton is laughing all the way to the bank or his favorite drug dealer. [I]This post was edited on 3/7 8:26 AM by HurdyGurdyEer[/I] [/QUOTE]

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