James L. Edwards is a sports journalist who writes for The Athletic and numberFire, which was acquired by FanDuel. His work has also been featured in BVM Sports. James covers a wide range of topics in the world of sports, with a focus on the Detroit Pistons and basketball.
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James L. Edwards' coverage predominantly revolves around basketball, with a specific focus on the Detroit Pistons and NBA trade scenarios. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to in-depth analysis of player performances, team strategies, and potential trades involving the Detroit Pistons and other NBA teams.
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By: Sam Vecenie, James L. Edwards
My thoughts on how the Detroit Pistons should take an aggressive approach this offseason to improve one of the worst teams in NBA history were documented earlier this week
By: James L. Edwards Iii
This isn't a fluke, Timberwolves fans. Minnesota is playing for something it hasn't done in years.
PHOENIX — Fresh off, arguably, the most important performance of his young career, Anthony Edwards sat in front of the world with a white tank top
By: James L. Edwards
As the playoffs continue and teams begin to plan their vacations to Cancun — or Galveston, Texas if you are the New Orleans Pelicans — rumors begin to heat up.
By: James L. Edwards
The Detroit Pistons are going to do something. How big or how small is still yet to be determined, but all signs point to the worst team in
As the hunt for a new president of basketball operations continues, the Pistons still have work to do on NBA Draft front.
On Jan. 9, Tonja Stelly had to be in two places at once. That's nothing new to her. It's become a tradition over the past three years, whenever the NBA and NHL schedules collide in just the right way.
By: James L. Edwards
Once again the basketball gods have punished the Detroit Pistons for being the worst team in the NBA
By: Shams Charania, James L. Edwards
CHICAGO — The Detroit Pistons could come to a hiring decision on their president of basketball operations within the next few weeks, league sources tell The Athletic
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