Mark Deeks is an NBA journalist who writes for Forbes. With a keen eye for basketball talent and a deep knowledge of the game, Mark's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on various aspects of the NBA, including player careers, team trades, free agency, and the impact of basketball on a global scale.
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Mark Deeks' coverage is heavily focused on basketball, particularly the NBA, and some baseball content. His articles often explore lesser-known or underreported aspects of players' careers and team strategies.
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Mark Deeks Grizzlies guard will miss the remainder of the season due to labrum surgery , only 11 games after retaking the court from his
By: Mark Deeks
With the deadline roughly three weeks away, trade season has already begun, and with half of the regular season already played, it is increasingly clear which direction every NBA team is headed in. And for those for whom it remains unclear, the next month is an important window in which to decide.
Mark Deeks It seems for all the world as though the Atlanta Hawks will be trading in the next two weeks.
An increasingly common term used in the discourse around roster construction is that of “direction”, and while perhaps overused, it speaks to an important principle. Much as a large degree of NBA roster management is about opportunism, fortune, circumstances and scouting successes, teams are ultimately implicitly required to know who they are and where they are going, behind the obvious answer of “hopefully we will win a title like this”. Knowing the speed of travel, and when the time is to change it, is key.
HoopsHype ranks the Top 100 players in the NBA based on their trade value. Has Victor Wembanyma done enough to take the top spot already?
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