Louis Zatzman is a freelance writer based in Toronto, Canada. He specializes in basketball coverage, particularly focusing on the Toronto Raptors. His work has been featured in various publications, including Raptors Republic, The AllStar, FiveThirtyEight, 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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Let's hang. Well, if Jamal Murray and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander aren't the winners so far of the first few games of the first round, I'm not sure who else could be.
By: Louis Zatzman
These playoffs are particularly painful for Raptors fans.
Mapping out allll the possibilities for Toronto's offseason paths. It's a long offseason for teams that don't make the playoffs.
On Jakob Poeltl, who couldn't fix the Raptors' season, but sure wasn't the problem.
Come hang and chat. Minnesota is perfectly built to give Denver trouble, but I was still shocked how much trouble they gave Denver in Round 1!
The playoffs are always revealing. So what is being revealed from the perspective of the Raptors?
The WNBA in Toronto, a dream come true. The W! Toronto! Incredible!
Welp. The San Antonio Spurs will pick eighth in the upcoming NBA draft, thanks to the Toronto Raptors. (And higher than that as well, thanks to themselves.) The Raptors will pick 19th and 31st.
Bruce Brown had a bad season. But he doesn't have to next year. The following is part of Raptors Republic's series of pieces reviewing the season for the Toronto Raptors.
Understanding Toronto's pick-and-roll attack, and entire offense, through the lens of snakes.
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