So you try to interact with your readers, you try to invite them to join you in the blogosphere and comment on everything from Tim Donaghy to Kobe Bryant, and what do you get? Haters. Now I know how Alan Hahn feels sometimes.
Thanks for checking in, Leonard, but you sort of missed the point of my blog entry from earlier today. I was merely trying to thank a few of you who offered your opinions on the Donaghy developments and invite you to keep checking back for news, updates, opinion, etc. I hope we can win Leonard over and show him that there is the potential for good discussion and the exchange of information here. Not every blog entry is going to be packed with breaking news. This one was sort of a personal note from me to you about how I think the Donaghy case and the futures of Kobe, Ron Artest, and Jermaine O'Neal are going to get very interesting over the next few weeks.
Unlike Leonard stated, Alan is not my nemesis, unless he owes me a pregame Chipotle meal or is trying to stop me from knocking down a three over his lumbering, 6-6 frame. He's my colleague. We work together, pretty well I might add. Dude's blog is blowing up, and I was merely expressing my thanks to some of his readers for stopping by here for some NBA chatter.
Keep the good and bad comments coming, folks. I've yet to see what everyone thinks of the hilarious Donaghy video I linked to in my previous post.
If you are hungry for news, Leonard, there will be some in tomorrow's paper. I can't tell you what it is, though, except to say that it is Knick-related. If I told you what it was, I would be handing a scoop to my true nemeses -- the writers at the competing papers. So check Newsday.com later tonight or pick up the paper in the morning. Then come back here and tell me what you think.
Comments (3)
yeah, the haters will come ken, no doubt about it. take it as a compliment, I try to. they even hate on the posters, not just the blog host, as I can attest. Everybody seems to be frank about their negativity once they think they're safely anonymous online --how anonymous anyone really is since the introduction of the patriot act is anyone's guess, but I suppose privacy may soon become an antiquated notion as technology continues to evolve while the government's power grows through it.
But i read your articles so I know you are down with the knicks. kind of weird though that you have the general nba blog, because everyone is talking about the knicks and their hopeful upcoming relevance this year.
And if artest comes to the Knicks you should be commended for it, since I believe you wrote that story first.
yeah, those guys at the other papers are the real nemesis. I won't even name names. we're on your side though.
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