Since Rashard Lewis was caught using steroids a few days ago, the fallout has been spectacular. Every last one of us owes a debt of gratitude to Lewis, because he has made us witnesses to two pieces of history.

First, there’s the matter of the steroids. Lewis becomes the first NBA star, though I use that word loosely, to get busted on steroids — and we were privileged to be here to see it. I feel like the first guy who saw Halley’s Comet. I assume his name was Halley. I don’t much care if it wasn’t.

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