Michael ‘wiLQ’ Wilczynski from Weakside Awareness recently asked me to share who I had on my RSS feed. I use Google Reader to keep up on all of my NBA reading. I figured I’d share the links to the blogs I follow and ask if there were suggestions to more I should follow. I’ll put the whole link too so it’s easy to copy and paste into your RSS reader if you’d like.
Update: Here is my reader file should you wish to just upload it easily. Thanks to Chris for the tips. In Google Reader click on the gear (Reader Settings->Import/Export) Dre’s Google Reader Feed. (I also have my non-basketball follows in here too)
Listed Alphabetically
- Arturo’s Silly Little Stats (http://arturogalletti.wordpress.com/) – Before hopping here full time Arturo posted his “silly” thoughts over at his blog.
- Basketball-Reference (http://www.basketball-reference.com/blog) – They just recently announced they’re stopping. Beg them to come back!
- ESPN TrueHoop (http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop) – I think this is required reading if you’re on the net and like basketball.
- Freaknomics (http://www.freakonomics.com/) – They don’t post most much basketball (although we’d be happy to supply material to them if they’d like to start) but their football and baseball stuff is great.
- Hawkonomics (http://hawkonomics.blogspot.com/) – One of the original three from the Wages of Wins. Not much basketball but hockey and football do come up.
- HeatFreak (http://www.heatfreak.com/) – Alfredo is one of my favorite bloggers and podcasters despite rooting for the Heat.
- Hickory-High (http://www.hickory-high.com/) – I’m not much of a Pacers fan but the basketball analysis here is top notch.
- Hoopism (http://hoopism.com/) – Hands down the best infographics and NBA Dunk Contest tools on the web.
- Indy Cornrows (http://www.indycornrows.com/) – More Pacers news and Ian posts here too.
- Miami Heat Index (http://miami-heat-index.blogspot.com/) – Replace Alfredo with Mosi and the comments for Heatfreak apply here.
- NBeh? (http://thenbehteam.blogspot.com/) – Before hopping here full time Devin posted about the Raptors on his blog.
- Pistons by the Numbers (http://pistonsbythenumbers.wordpress.com/) – Great posts from Ben about the terrible Pistons.
- Shut Up and Jam (http://jbrocato.wordpress.com/) – Sadly the Sonics are gone. Luckily they still have a loyal fan with some great posts.
- Skeptical Sports (http://skepticalsports.com/) – Ben gained our attention explaining how Dennis Rodman was the greatest. He then won the TrueHoop playoff challenge. He also posts great content including NFL material.
- Sports Skeptic (http://sportskeptic.wordpress.com/) – Alex posts great stats material and also includes NFL and NHL content.
- The NBA Geek (http://www.thenbageek.com/) – The Timberwolves don’t deserve Kevin Love as a player or Patrick as a fan. Great blog posts and some nifty web tools too.
- The Point Forward (http://nba-point-forward.si.com/) – Zach Lowe has great NBA content and as kept it up despite the lockout.
- Valley of the Sun (http://valleyofthesuns.com/) – Nash is one of my favorite players so I love a good Suns blog. Michael has great content.
- Wages of Wins (http://wagesofwins.net/) – You’re here already, might as well add us to your RSS right?
- Weak Side Awareness (http://weaksideawareness.wordpress.com/) – wiLQ put out some great statistical analysis of the NBA and the best coach salary guide I’ve ever seen.
- Welcome to Loud City (http://www.welcometoloudcity.com/) – Great Oklahoma City Thunder blog that has also posted that Kevin Love might be worth $40 million.
- XKCD (http://xkcd.com/) – Ok I wasn’t going to include my non-sports follows here but given Arturo’s absolute love of the site I felt I needed to.
If there are other blogs you think I need to follow let me know. Don’t feel snubbed if I don’t follow yours, sometimes I see an awesome blog and forget to add it.
-Dre
chris (@chrisofspades)
November 4, 2011
That’s a pretty good list that you have Dre. The only ones you may want to add are Ball Don’t Lie and The Basketball Jones.
Also, Reader lets you export an OPML file, which would make it really easy for us to add all of your subscriptions wholesale. Just go to Reader settings, Import/Export.
Dre
November 4, 2011
Chris,
Wow how’d I drop BDL? I follow Kelly on Twitter and usually just hit straight from there. Thanks on the OPML tip. I’ll get a link set up to mine in a bit.
Alex
November 4, 2011
They’ve slowed down a fair amount with the lockout, but I like to read Basketbawful for a humor break from all the numbers.
Phil Birnbaum
November 4, 2011
Tango at “The Book” blog talks about basketball occasionally, too:
http://tinyurl.com/5tf72lg