Tony Jones - Great at his job. Nailed the entire off season showing that he is a great reporter/journalist. I don't take his twitter exchanges too seriously because he doesn't either. If you've ever talked to someone in real life basketball and not on a forum e-peen measuring contest, this is how people talk.
Ben Dowsett - Worst of the bunch. Actually arrogant and personifies the keyboard intellectual. Speaks on topics that he is obviously unfamiliar with as if he's an expert and thinks everyone who disagrees with him is dumb. Though, his arrogance leads to some pretty good content ngl. Him lying about the Warriors and getting called out for it was hilarious. As are his several rants on soccer/football. He's a guy who's fun to watch make an *** out of himself, and he does it often.
Dan Clayton - Don't pay too much attention to him, but he's a decent blogger.
Andy Larsen - Solid reporter, but it's also clear that he's of the blogger turned journalist type (which he is). That's not necessarily a bad thing, but there's a different vibe to a blogger and a journalist. He does good work
Ben Anderson - Not very informed, just see him as a face level shallow analysis guy. Which is fine, doesn't take himself too seriously.
Eric Walden - Does good work, not a basketball expert...but again doesn't act like everything he says is gospel.
David Locke - The hardest working man in the business. A big homer, but understandable as he is a team employee. Better insight than just about anyone I've seen in the whole NBA media. He essentially leaks our draft decision every year. He is a very bad spokesperson for analytics, however. He's very out of date with modern NBA analytics.
Andy Bailey - The worst type of "analytics" person.
Ben Dowsett - Worst of the bunch. Actually arrogant and personifies the keyboard intellectual. Speaks on topics that he is obviously unfamiliar with as if he's an expert and thinks everyone who disagrees with him is dumb. Though, his arrogance leads to some pretty good content ngl. Him lying about the Warriors and getting called out for it was hilarious. As are his several rants on soccer/football. He's a guy who's fun to watch make an *** out of himself, and he does it often.
Dan Clayton - Don't pay too much attention to him, but he's a decent blogger.
Andy Larsen - Solid reporter, but it's also clear that he's of the blogger turned journalist type (which he is). That's not necessarily a bad thing, but there's a different vibe to a blogger and a journalist. He does good work
Ben Anderson - Not very informed, just see him as a face level shallow analysis guy. Which is fine, doesn't take himself too seriously.
Eric Walden - Does good work, not a basketball expert...but again doesn't act like everything he says is gospel.
David Locke - The hardest working man in the business. A big homer, but understandable as he is a team employee. Better insight than just about anyone I've seen in the whole NBA media. He essentially leaks our draft decision every year. He is a very bad spokesperson for analytics, however. He's very out of date with modern NBA analytics.
Andy Bailey - The worst type of "analytics" person.
