John Hollinger is a journalist and writer for The Athletic, specializing in basketball coverage. His articles provide analysis and insights on various NBA teams, players, and trends. In addition to his work with The Athletic, his writing has also been featured in BVM Sports.
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With the Lakers' first-round exit, the sun has set on a decade-plus run of dominance for this trio.
By John Hollinger 11s ago In Game 1 of the Suns–Timberwolves series, Minnesota's Anthony Edwards sized up Kevin Durant on a switch, easily maneuvered himself open for a 3-pointer, splashed it down and yapped about it to Durant all the way to the other end of the court. For three more games, it happened over and over again, until Durant's team was unceremoniously swept out of the playoffs Sunday. Fittingly, the finale was capped by Durant's business decision against Edwards' series-clinching dunk. ANTHONY EDWARDS ARE YOU SERIOUS
By: John Hollinger
Welcome to the offseason, Lakers Suns and Heat . Glad to see you and all, but, uh … you're a little early, aren't you?
By: John Hollinger
In this pace and space NBA , I'd like to offer a question: Does rebounding still matter?
By: John Hollinger
Now that he has a third NBA MVP trophy to put on the shelf at home beneath his horse-racing medals, where exactly does Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokić rank in the all-timer debates?
By: John Hollinger
MINNEAPOLIS – Pressure creates diamonds, as the saying goes, and maybe it took the intense pressure and heat from the Minnesota Timberwolves to
The Detroit Pistons, Washington Wizards, Charlotte Hornets and Portland Trail Blazers have the best odds of landing the No. 1 pick.
By: John Hollinger, Jenna West
The Atlanta Hawks won the No. 1 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago on Sunday.
By: John Hollinger
If you're looking for the next Victor Wembanyama , you've come to the wrong place. When it comes to the 2024 NBA Draft, we might not even have the next Victor Oladipo.
Even by Joker’s exalted standards, Tuesday was an absurdly good performance. Let's break down why.
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