Finally, a fitting nick name for KML?

[pppggg]

She is so smooth, so fluid. After watching her play against Stanford, all I could think of was this- Cool Hand Kaleena!

Any thoughts?

 

[Olde Coach]

She is so smooth, so fluid. After watching her play against Stanford, all I could think of was this- Cool Hand Kaleena!

Any thoughts?

I call her "Kimmel." It is short, easy, and a good phonetic representation of KML.

 

[Icebear]

OC, given the behavior of Jimmy Kimmel that might not be considered a complement.

 

[MarlboroughMike]

She is so smooth, so fluid. After watching her play against Stanford, all I could think of was this- Cool Hand Kaleena!

Any thoughts?

I like "KJ" - Kaleena Jordan <- middle name per a post in one of the threads.

 

[MilfordHusky]

She called Breanna "Baby Husky."

I think Kaleena is "Baby Jordan."

If Diana was known as Dee (or D), I think K. Or as "Woman in Blue," she is Agent K.

 

[meyers7]

OC, given the behavior of Jimmy Kimmel that might not be considered a complement.

What? Jimmy's the bomb.

But I think KML is her nickname as far as I'm concerned. No need to make up another one.

 

[Icebear]

He is better on his own show but I have loathed him as an inhumorous twit ever since the Man Show.

 

[gandydancer]

My vote goes to "K". She Would be recognized nationwide by one letter. I cried when the Man Show went off the air. I loved the Juggies. I suppose one man's inhumorous ( perhaps an unhumorous typo) twit is another's comedic god.

 

[Icebear]

My vote goes to "K". She Would be recognized nationwide by one letter. I cried when the Man Show went off the air. I loved the Juggies. I suppose one man's inhumorous ( perhaps an unhumorous typo) twit is another's comedic god.

Yes, typo, and I agree since I rarely find him funny it is likely about taste and probably generational perspective.

 

[FairView]

I think Jimmy Kimmel is very funny now, and I was very bummed when The Man Show went off of the air ... and the Juggies were not my main attraction. I thought they were funny. Regarding the generational aspect, I'm 55 chronologically, but my wife often comments on the age-maturity disconnect.

Regarding a KML nickname, I prefer to let her teammates decide.

 

[gandydancer]

Yes, typo, and I agree since I rarely find him funny it is likely about taste and probably generational perspective.

Guilty on both counts. I know you young people don't enjoy the same sense of humor as those of us who have been around for a while. And yes, I've never turned up my nose to a bawdy joke or a double entendre. I even laugh once in a while.

 

[Sargassoc]

I've been referring to her as Baby Jesus (or BJ in "other" company), ever since last year when Geno said this: "Everyone goes through rough spots,” Auriemma said. “Even baby Jesus [Mosqueda-Lewis] didn't make a jump shot today. She was the second coming, everyone’s already anointed her. She’s going to score 4,000 points" (last November, in the Courant)

(Sorry, Padre.)

 

[Rayvin56]

I usually use her first name when shouting praises at the TV during games, but if I had to come up with a descriptive nickname it would be an almost homonym on her last name--how about "Loose"? She certainly appears that way, no matter what the pressure...

 

[Sonny44]

Good idea, but I think "Easy Money" would be more appropriate.

 

[DobbsRover2]

Yes, typo, and I agree since I rarely find him funny it is likely about taste and probably generational perspective.

Rarely? You mean there was a moment or nanosecond when you found him funny? Please send me some credible evidence of that moment. Perhaps we can get it into a reference on his Wikipedia page.

But maybe Kaleenup Crew, and Kaleenup time starts as soon as the ball is tossed up.

 

[wire chief]

Speaking for the few of us who have no idea who Jimmy Kimmel is, I just say, "Hi".

 

[Icebear]

Rarely? You mean there was a moment or nanosecond when you found him funny? Please send me some credible evidence of that moment. Perhaps we can get it into a reference on his Wikipedia page.

Nah, that isn't likely to help his career. He is doing just fine without my fandom. Most do. As you can imagine I don't find most folks with the vulgarity of Carolla and Kimmel very entertaining. Consider it a professional predisposition.