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Jonathan Marshall

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Jonathan Marshall is a sports anchor and writer based in the New England region. He covers all things hoops for Yardbarker. He has over a decade of experience in journalism, most recently covering the Boston Celtics championship run this past summer. Jonathan has written for outlets such as Dime Magazine and the Philadelphia Daily News. He's also done independent work interviewing players such as Damian Lillard and Elena Delle Donne. 

Amen Thompson can put NBA on notice this postseason

Aside from trying to advance to the next round, Thompson can put the NBA and fans on notice.

Olivia Miles spurning WNBA Draft could spark trend in women's game

All-American guard Olivia Miles announced that she's transferring from Notre Dame to TCU.

Lack of basketball common sense has led to disappointment for 76ers

If "The Process" isn't over for the Philadelphia 76ers, it's certainly on shaky ground.

Magic learning that success in the NBA isn't promised

The expectations in Orlando have failed to match with reality. The Magic are not the young and exciting team grabbing attention.

Why the Spurs are on the right track after trade for De'Aaron Fox

Through the lens of long-term projection, it's not a stretch to say the San Antonio Spurs had the best outcome at this season's trade deadline. 

Maryland freshman big man remains an intriguing prospect

By now, NBA fans and those who are paid to put together rosters should have learned that there isn't one prototype when projecting greatness. 

Suns have to be realistic about future

They're currently 10th in the Western Conference with a 22-21 record, a far cry from the expectations.

Jalen Johnson unlocking a new era for Hawks

Johnson is arguably the most important piece in breathing new life into the franchise.

Why Warriors are at a perilous crossroads

The Golden State Warriors' Christmas night thriller against the Los Angeles Lakers mirrored their state as a franchise. 

Ex-WNBA superstar says move by Rutgers freshman reminds her of Allen Iverson

The word "different" is used a lot these days when describing athletes. In the case of Rutgers freshman Kiyomi McMiller, it's more than appropriate. 

Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper separating themselves in 2025 NBA Draft class

While there will be several impressive freshman prospects for NBA teams to choose from in June's draft, two are already starting to separate themselves at the top of the list.

Zion Williamson's health just one concern about Pelicans' star

Zion Williamson is in year six with the New Orleans Pelicans, and the only expectation is that his body will always betray him.

Floundering 76ers must start winning — and fast

At 2-12 entering play Friday night, the Philadelphia 76ers are one of the worst teams in the NBA and their aspirations of a championship seem to be dissipating by the day. 

Grizzlies building winning foundation thanks to front office

Even with injuries to key rotation pieces, they're a respectable 7-4, good for sixth place in a competitive Western Conference. 

Championship window seemingly closing for Bucks, Nuggets

With roster changes, aging and a team's natural growth, the championship window closes quickly. The latest NBA teams to face this are the Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets.

An exciting group of guards at the college and high school levels could spark added growth in women's game

The WNBA checked off a few boxes this season when it comes to the growth of the game. Soon, another generation of guards could bring the women's game its next round of growth.