Pat Heery is the digital editor-in-chief at Yardbarker. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and topics such as basketball, the NBA, the Olympics, and notable sports figures, particularly the Los Angeles Lakers. He has been featured in various platforms, highlighting his expertise in the dynamic world of sports.
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Pat Heery's coverage predominantly revolves around the NBA, with a particular focus on draft predictions, player salaries, and historical analyses. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in expert commentary from individuals with insider knowledge of the NBA draft process and its players.
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A search for value among the odds for various NBA awards in 2024-25.
By: Pat Heery
We are a little more than a week into the NBA season. Every team has played four or five games, so, of course, the hot-take artists on TV and internet have these fun topics to talk about:
The 2024-25 men's college basketball season is here. Dan Hurley has UConn gunning for a three-peat, Kansas and Alabama return very experienced rosters, and everyone's heard about the freshman talent at Duke and Rutgers. But let's not forget about coach John Calipari's squad down at Arkansas
By: Pat Heery
We entered the 2024-25 season with two clear-cut contenders for the NBA title: the defending champion Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder.
By: Pat Heery
The basketball world has obsessed over LeBron James' age since he broke into the NBA in 2003.
By: Pat Heery
NBA trade season officially opened last week with the Golden State Warriors acquiring the ever-pesky (and talented) Dennis Schröder from the Brooklyn Nets.
By: Pat Heery
One of the cooler things about every NBA season is witnessing young players make “The Leap” — a noticeable improvement in their games over the previous season or seasons.
By: Pat Heery
More than a third of the way through the NBA regular season, several notable trends have developed, including the brilliance of the Oklahoma City Thunder and the disaster that is the New Orleans Pelicans.
A third of the way through the NBA season, the Eastern Conference looks to have a handful of worthy contenders, a couple of teams with major trade deadline decisions to make and a handful of teams tanking for Cooper Flagg.
By: Pat Heery
In today's NBA, teams are incentivized to be really good or really bad. A team should either be going all-in to contend for a title or tanking for a shot at selecting a franchise player in the draft.
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