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Dispatches from the Drawing Board:

  • Here’s the cartoon I did for the Chicago Tribune regarding the whole Saints “BountyGate” debacle. This one was personally painful for me considering I root for the Saints on Sundays in the fall.
  • I’m not done on this subject. I’ll draw another one today for Universal Press (my syndicate) and I want to show you one I didn’t finish for the Tribune before I changed directions on it. So be sure to toon back in throughout the day for more stuff.
  • I’m looking into a service where you can get my cartoons via e-mail every time I post one. I’ll let you know. I do enjoy you stopping by here on the blog though. We’ve really become a cool little community here. I rather like that. Which reminds me…
  • Go, Gene, go!
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Dispatches from the Drawing Board

  • NASCAR was OK with Brad Keselowski tweeting throughout the 2-hour red flag period in the Daytona 500..They are even encouraging their drivers to take full advantage of the world of Social Media, including allowing drivers to have cell phones in their cars.  So there has to be an App for that right?
  • Snow. and more snow. ugh.
  • Did I mention it’s Spring Training in Florida and Arizona. Oh how I miss a good saguaro cactus this time of year.
  • And morning batting practice.
  • It’s Friday! What’s your weekend look like?
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Dispatches from the Drawing Board:

  • WELCOME HOME, GENE!
  • Funny, but South Beach doesn’t look so good now does it LeBron?
  • Let’s put it this way, Michael Jordan he’s not.
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Category: Drew's Views, Hoops

Dispatches from the Drawing Board

  • Today marks 3 years since the Rocky Mountain News stopped the presses. Always a day of remembrance for me and still a bit solemn, yet I can’t help but be proud for the time I spent there and the work that I shared with my fellow comrades in arms. For all of my colleagues, who just like this cartoon illustration, always seemed to kick the ass of the Big Dogs in town, this one is for you! Viva La Rocky!
  • Changes are coming. Today I sign the papers to put my house up for sale. It will take some prep to get the place ready, but it’s time to downsize and sail to new horizons. I’m not quite sure what it means yet. THE BLOG WILL CONTINUE! Nothing changes here at DrewLitton.com. It’s just become a challenge to maintain a mortgage, pay health insurance and navigate the price of living in Denver on a single freelance salary. It comes down to dollars and sense really (pun intended). I’d love to remain in Denver but I’m entertaining thoughts of Austin, Portland, Maine, and Albuquerque, as well. I can’t imagine life without the Broncos, Rockies, Buffs, Rams, Avs or Nuggets so no matter where I end up, I will hopefully be able to keep the clients I have who have allowed me to draw cartoons about the Colorado sports I love since the News closing in 2009.  So the next few months will be an adventure. Thoughts and prayers (not to mention job offers) are more than welcome.
  • Today’s cartoon was actually one I did recently for ESPN.com and a great column by Roy Johnson about little dogs in the NCAA tournament. Teams like CU who clobbered Cal last night for instance. There are always the little teams that surprise. For me that would be TWC over Kentucky for the National Title in 1966.
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Category: Drew's Views, Hoops

Dispatches from the Drawing Board:

  • I’m reminded this time of year and in the midst of more snow here in Colorado how much I miss my jaunts to Arizona for spring training. Don’t care much for the political climate there, but, oh, catching some sun in the 1st base bleachers can’t be beat.
  • I think every one should be given one free week in Key West during the months of January, February or March. Did I mention I’m tired of the cold and snow?
  • I’ve had a few comments from people who think I should be drawing more NBA cartoons. I try but tend to, much like the players, sleep through the 2nd and 3rd quarters of it.
  • I find soccer more compelling than NBA basketball. Just saying.
  • Actually I find watching bowling more compelling than NBA basketball. Yeah. It’s that bad.
  • I AM, however looking forward to March Madness.
  • Don’t know how I feel about this years NASCAR season. The level of road rage in the sport is now starting to remind me a little too much of the traffic on I-25. Bumper to bumper and fist to fist.
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Today’s View From the Bull Pen

The odds aren't good. Simply put waiting for an NBA player to make a free throw is a bit like waiting for the Cubs to win the World Series. It just ain't gonna happen. At least in our lifetimes. It reminds me of one of my favorite stories. Legendary basketball coach Don Haskins, all 250 plus pounds of him, had a player who apparently thought a bit highly of himself and didn't find his deficiency at the free throw line to be that big of a deal. Haskins challenged him to a free throw contest and let the kid go first. The kid hit a couple out of 10 or so and proudly handed old man Haskins the ball. After the coach hit his 100th in a row without a miss the kid learned his lesson. Don't argue with the Bear. And learn to shoot free throws.

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