Zach Kram is a Staff Writer at The Ringer. He covers a range of topics including baseball, basketball, and various aspects of competitive sports, often exploring themes related to professional sports and the sports business. Zach's work has been featured in Knowledia, Newswav, and BVM Sports.
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Gerrit Cole and the New York Yankees were well on their way to a win in Game 5 of the World Series. Then came the fifth inning.
Some franchises are all in on the present, some are fully committed to the future, and some are the Oklahoma City Thunder. For the third year in a row, we analyzed every squad’s financial and draft commitments to come up with an NBA All In-dex.
By: Zach Kram
For a while, it seemed like the 3-point revolution had leveled off. Early in 2024-25, however, it’s clear that the deep ball is on the rise again. And this time, it’s the best young players who are exhibiting the greatest increases.
For a while, it seemed like the 3-point revolution had leveled off. Early in 2024-25, however, it's clear that the deep ball is on the rise again. And this time, it's the best young players who are exhibiting the greatest increases.
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By: Zach Kram
The Denver Nuggets star is leading the NBA in rebounds and assists per game—and he’s not far off the pace in scoring. Is the three-time MVP somehow making another leap? And is it a bad sign that the Nuggets need him to?
The Denver Nuggets star is leading the NBA in rebounds and assists per game—and he's not far off the pace in scoring. Is the three-time MVP somehow making another leap? And is it a bad sign that the Nuggets need him to?
What in the world is going on in the East? In the first Kram Session of the season, we dive deep into Cleveland's winning formula, marvel at the Celtics' boundless pursuit of the 3, and survey the ineptitude pervading the rest of the conference.
By: Zach Kram
In the first Kram Session of the season, we dive deep into the Cleveland Cavaliers’ winning formula, marvel at the Boston Celtics’ boundless pursuit of the 3, and scan the ineptitude pervading the rest of the conference.
The Los Angeles Lakers rookie is making LeBron (and us) wonder: Did 15 teams screw up by passing on him in the 2024 NBA draft? And does Knecht’s torrid start tell us anything about how teams should factor age into their prospect evaluations?
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