Lost Time Is Not Found Again is what the MPS blog crew has been reading today. Maybe.

+ Rasheed Wallace throws a towel. Gets a technical. Gets ejected. Now he’s suspended. {Need 4 Sheed.}

+ Wondering where Craig Biggio is at these days? He’s coaching his son’s high school baseball team. {Big League Stew.}

+ Hannah Storm, blowing up. {Awful Announcing.}

+ Why is ESPN still using Alex Rodriguez to promote the WBC? {Larry Brown Sports.}

+ Non-sports: Taco Bell is coming to India. {Our Dehli Struggle.} U2 is scoring a Spider-Man musical. Seriously. {Heave Media.}

Quotable:

“At best, Marbury is an above-average backup point guard who might work well with House in a backcourt where Marbury handles ballhandling duties and defends bigger guards, letting House do what he does best–shoot. At worst…well, the last year-plus in New York has pretty much told that story. There’s a chance that Marbury might be done. A year is a long time to go without meaningful basketball competition, and Marbury looked disturbingly gaunt in the public appearances designed to prepare the world for his return to the NBA.

Is adding a player whose upside is limited and whose downside is potentially enormous a worthwhile risk for a team that is already in position to compete for a second straight championship? My answer is an easy “no,” but the Celtics appear ready to cast a dissenting vote. We’ll know in a few months whether it works.” – Kevin Pelton