Trevor Booker

There’s a celestial event called a super blue blood moon that’s occurred just once in our lives and hadn’t previously aligned in the night sky since the mid-1800s. We’ll be gone by the time it returns, unless my math is off, a fleeting but somber reminder of our ephemeral place in the infinitely vast universe where physics, magic and general folly coalesce together to create this mysterious thing we call existence. You see, when the second full moon of a single calendar month occurs at the moon’s orbital perigee whilst the earth transits directly between the moon’s position and the sun’s, the result is an abnormally large and oddly red-tinged moon illuminating the night sky. It doesn’t necessarily mean all that much in the grand scheme of things but it's a humbling reminder of the powers at play in the universe. Anyhoo, Trevor Booker did this once in a January 9, 2015 contest between the Utah Jazz and Oklahoma City Thunder. Racked up nine points and 11 boards in the process.

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