Ian Levy

Joined: Sep 9, 2015

The great Brooklyn tire fire: How the Nets dug their own basketball grave

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The changing math behind the increased taking of NBA 3-pointers

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Despite Stan Van Gundy's use, Andre Drummond is not Dwight Howard

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Will the Cavaliers’ offense improve in Year 2 of LeBron’s return?

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NBA's Power of Average: How teams can improve without chasing stars

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With so many teams reliant on top-tier talent, it's no wonder the NBA has become a league obsessed with chasing stars. But as Ian Levy proves, plenty of teams are taking the next step not by shunning average, but embracing it.

How the Warriors evolved small ball and, in the process, the NBA

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The NBA champion Golden State Warriors unlocked the full power of small ball, using a designed plan that was adjustable under pressure.

NBA Schadenfreude Rankings: Why we love to hate Los Angeles teams

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Ranking every team in the NBA by how much we love to hate them.

For NBA draft picks from the '90s, there's no retirement for old men

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There are nine remaining NBA players who were drafted in the 1990s, and they're still making an impact.

Good Health, and Good Luck: How Oklahoma City can win a title this year

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The Thunder can compete for an NBA title this season if their stars—Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Serge Ibaka—can stay healthy.

To become the NBA's GOAT, LeBron needs a little help from his friends

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What more does LeBron James need to accomplish to become the greatest ever?