Can you write all of your posts in various poetic styles? I’m thinking sonnets, haiku, blank verse, sestinas; whatever you want, really.

Please?

http://mobile.newsday.com/inf/infomo;JSESSIONID=A3DCFAEC7367364E7E7D.3102?site=newsday&view=sports_blogs_item&feed:a=newsday_5min&feed:c=sports_blogs&feed:i=1.2860681&nopaging=1

d-mar:
Meant to refer to #53

Yeah bro, I don’t know, it came in and I couldn’t resist.

http://blogs.sacbee.com/city-beat/2011/05/maloof-kings-will-spend-to-improve-team-keep-key-players.html

tenebrous: MDA just texted me and his quote is: “they don’t play offense and hence not on my clock.” my reply was: “ok MDA, granted, now stern and the player unions are eating for your proposal?”

Is this a first for K’Blogger, a poster responding to himself?

Nick C.:
@ 57 That was the wierdest article.Not that I side with Stephons’s BFF but … chris Paul was in Miami, no one can say that Dolan, Isaiah and Paul didn’t meet, and then the months old news about Dolan’s “Isiah is a friend” speech, sending Isiah to cleveland, and then forcing Walsh to thank Isiah for recruiting Amare (when Amare later denied ever speaking with Isiah).WTF.Not a shred of anything new or even vaguely fact based. He might as well have written the ingredient list from his breakfast food for all the insight and information he the paid professional NBA reporter provided.

The one thing that gives me hope that Berman is right is the Melo press conference. That was the first time ever that Dolan actually went out of his way to NOT give Isiah credit for something. When all the rumors before the trade started that Isiah and Dolan was spearheading everything Isiah was more than happy to conduct interviews and always playing coy as usual about his involvement yet since that press conference he has been very quiet.

We know Dolan is obsessed with controlling what is told to the media by his employees and maybe he did finally grow a bit tired of Isiah’s act. Since the trade was done there have been rumors about Isiah possibly eventually getting a job with the Pistons or a college job back in his original hometown of Chicago. The only person who is still all over the Isiah crap with the Knicks is Isola. Isiah has become to Isola what Marbury is to Berman.