Louis Zatzman is a freelance writer with a focus on sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. He covers a range of topics including the Milwaukee Bucks and Toronto Raptors, while also exploring the intersection of sports with culture and society. Louis has been featured in notable publications such as The AllStar, FiveThirtyEight, Raptors Republic, and the National Basketball Association (NBA).
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Louis Zatzman's coverage is exclusively focused on sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. His articles are mainly event coverage, investment analysis, data citation, and profile features.
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In a season of tradeoffs, the Raptors finally found a grouping without any downsides.
Though finally healthy, the Raptors couldn't find themselves against the Bucks. The Toronto Raptors started off too nice. And not in a good way.
By: Louis Zatzman
The Raptors make an unsurprising roster move. With the Toronto Raptors healthy, and Jakob Poeltl backed up by Kelly Olynyk and Jonathan
On the certainties of these uncertain Raptors. One of my favourite parts of reading the Malazan series for the first time is how frequently your understanding is forced on its head.
Jamal Shead is a standout rookie. There's a legacy waiting for him in Toronto. Jamal Shead sits on the floor of the Toronto Raptors' practice facility at the OVO Center.
By: Louis Zatzman
Gradey Dick opened the season on fire and hit a wall since. He saw both extremes against Boston.
The Raptors are continuing to look more and more like a solid team. Through the Darko Rajakovic era, there haven't been a whole lot of positives from the team.
The Raptors keep playing good basketball, night in and night out! Raptors Hawks S. Barnes
The Raptors spent many years certain of victory night in and night out. For the first time in years, that certainty returned.
Fun game. This is looking like a solid team all of a sudden. Grades a'coming.
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