Morten Stig Jensen is a sports journalist and writer who contributes to Yardbarker and Forbes. His work has also been featured in Sports Illustrated. Morten specializes in covering NBA basketball, providing analysis, insights, and predictions on team performances, player acquisitions, and trade scenarios.
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Morten Stig Jensen's coverage predominantly focuses on basketball, specifically the NBA. His articles revolve around player analysis, trade speculations, and draft prospects. Given this focus, Morten may be interested in insights from basketball analysts or industry professionals who can provide expert commentary on player performance, potential trades, and team strategies.
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INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 06: Norman Powell #24 of the LA Clippers reacts during a 110-98 ... [+] Clippers win over the Philadelphia 76ers
During his lone college season at Miami, Kyshawn George was utilized as an outside gunner, with 130 of his 190 total shot attempts coming from the outside. Geor
The Golden State Warriors are 9-2, and a big part of their success is due to their new minutes distribution, which has expanded their rotation.
The Milwaukee Bucks have had a rough start to the NBA season, but hasn't been due to Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is leading the league in scoring.
By: Morten Stig Jensen
Before the 2024 NBA Draft, all pundits speculated as to who would unexpectedly break out and lead himself the charge for Rookie Of the Year. At roughly the 15-m
TORONTO, ON - NOVEMBER 15: Jakob Poeltl #19 of the Toronto Raptors drives to the basket against the ... [+] Detroit Pistonsduring the Emirates NBA
By: Morten Stig Jensen
Josh Giddey, the Bulls' starting point guard, might want to consider a position change. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
Look, there's no easy way to say this. The Washington Wizards have not been competitive at all this season. They're 2-11, while being 29th on offense and 30th o
The Houston Rockets are deep. This is well-known. They're so deep, in fact, that a consolidation trade makes a world of sense. Depth is also the usual answer to
A few days ago, I was asked if I could see a certain resemblance in the projected first and second pick (Cooper Flagg and Ace Bailey) to the first two players s
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