In "Basketball (And Other Things)," Shea Serrano dives headfirst into the heart of basketball culture, weaving a tapestry of narratives, analyses, and hypotheticals that challenge and celebrate the game's rich history and vibrant present. With the precision of a seasoned sportswriter and the humor of a seasoned comedian, Serrano explores what makes basketball more than just a game. From dissecting the nuances of Michael Jordan's greatest season to curating the ultimate Disrespectful Dunk Hall of Fame, no stone is left unturned in this love letter to basketball. Alongside stunning illustrations by Arturo Torres, Serrano's work is a slam dunk for fans and newcomers alike, offering a fresh perspective on the debates that have shaped the sport. Beyond the stats and scores, Serrano delves into the soul of basketball, asking and answering the questions that keep fans up at night. What if you could change the point values of historic shots? Which NBA championship truly changed the league? "Basketball (And Other Things)" is not just a book; it's an experience, inviting readers to step onto the court and into the conversations that define the sport. Whether you're arguing the merits of your favorite players or exploring basketball's greatest what-ifs, Serrano's book is an essential companion, capturing the chaos, beauty, and spirit of the game in a way that only he can.