If you haven’t started following Gilbert Arenas on Twitter (@gilbertarenas), you’re missing out. Sure, he was late to the Twitter party, and he desperately wanted a million followers before he posted his first tweet. But for the guy who took athlete blogging to a new level, there should’ve been no doubt that his fearless, unique style would go gangbusters on Twitter. It’s actually too bad it took the current controversy to get it going, and one can only wonder how long it lasts, given how much trouble he’s in and given he’ll eventually have to face NBA commissioner David Stern — Adrian Wojnarowski ominously reminds us at the end of this piece for Yahoo! Sports – once the legal side of this thing is completed.
Of course, so it happens that Arenas, who wasn’t even speaking to the media at the beginning of the season, now has his own mouthpiece to refute that very Yahoo! story as well as to take on Peter Vescey and the New York Post for this story. Go see for yourself.
