The birthplace of basketball has proposed a political rematch. The mayor of Springfield, Mass., says he wants to set up a basketball game: On one side would be President Obama and the other side would be Sen.
Scott Brown. His recent election cost the Democrats a key vote in Congress. The president's office says it's studying the invitation.
Brown contends he's ready to play.
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