Baloncesto (y otras hierbas)

Michael Jordan is considered the best basketball player of all time, but in which season was Jordan the best version of himself? What mates enter the Hall of Fame for insolent mates? What traits define the archetypal basketball villain? What has been the perfect duo in NBA history? "Basketball (and other herbs)" presents a series of questions as fundamental as hilarious in NBA history and proposes arguments and answers, all told with intelligence and humor. Shea Serrano raises debates that not even NBA fans knew they needed, both from a rigorously documented perspective (What has been the most important NBA title?) And fantastic (With which players' parts would you make your "franken player"?). Lavishly illustrated by Arturo Torres, this is an essential book for all those who have spent sleepless nights chatting about the great moments of basketball.