Now that is just plain weird!

In this day of age where there's so much craziness going on around the world, our FAITH is the only thing that keeps families together. 

For a NBA  team owner who has so much money and a team getting closer to elimination, for him to even think about the importance of Sabbath day is pretty darn respectable.

This guy earned my respect when he let Derek Fisher out of his contract to take care of his kid and sign with another team.  That shows character.  

It's nice to know that there are still people out there with so much money that actually cares about family and his faith instead of just business and money.

How can that be weird?

Some people are motivated by a love of God more than a fear of God.  It doesn't prove anything, but his Jazz that try not to play on Sundays, have the best home record this season. 

I live in Utah and I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.  I will also be watching the game on Sunday.  How we spend our Sundays is purely up to the individual.  We are asked to keep Sunday holy by not particpating in sporting events, shopping, and spend the day with our famlies.  Utah is about 50 percent LDS so I would not be surprised that the the ESA will be full to the brim.  I commend Larry Miller for his choice to not watch the game or to attend.  I wish I had the strength in that area of my life to not watch the game, however that is the great thing about live is that Heavenly Father gave us the ability to choose for our selves.    Go Jazz!!!!