Watch closely, don't wait for the replay; it's happening right now (and might never happen again).
Lauren Jackson, The Greatest, is still playing — with a busted foot, mind you — as happy as she's ever been, her aggression and precision and deftness attracting people from all over Australia, like Field of Dreams on polished boards.
There she is at 41 in the WNBL, hitting threes and her still-unguardable turnaround jumpers, immovable on defence, glaring at refs, demanding more from teammates who were far too young to have seen her win her first Olympic medals in Sydney and Athens.
