Danny Chau
Senior Staff Writer
Chau writes about the NBA and gustatory pleasures, among other things. He is based in Toronto.
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A Bronny-Free Preview of 2024 NBA Summer League
Who could shine this year in Las Vegas? From the Risascher vs. Sarr showdown to the second-year players primed to break out, we preview what to watch.
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Grading Every Pick From the 2024 NBA Draft
Only five teams in the lottery took home As. How did your team fare? From 1 to 58, we grade and analyze every selection from the two-day draft.
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The True Story of Bruno Caboclo: The NBA Draft’s Last Mystery Man
Ten years later, the story of how the Toronto Raptors kept a secret hidden 5,000 miles away and drafted a player who was "two years away from being two years away"
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Grading Every Pick From the 2024 NBA Draft’s First Round
Thirty picks, 30 grades, and a whole lot of analysis. How did each team fare on day one of the draft?
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Who’s Taking the Bigger Risk: JJ Redick or the Lakers?
Los Angeles just hired a head coach with no experience, but the player turned podcaster might be the one putting more on the line by accepting the job
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The 2024 Mavericks Are Living Out the 2018 Rockets’ Dream
James Harden and Chris Paul couldn’t reach the NBA’s mountaintop, but they paved the way for Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving. Let’s look back at arguably the greatest team ever to not make the Finals.
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Bill Walton’s Long, Strange Trip to Basketball Immortality
The Hall of Famer’s body prevented him from reaching basketball transcendence, but he found it as a broadcaster, translating the game in a way no one else could or ever will
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Did the Indiana Pacers Just Fumble Their Best Shot?
Did the Pacers just fumble their best shot in this series ... or did their commanding pre-collapse performance in Game 1 redraw the battle lines in their favor?
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The Celtics Are Once Again in the Eastern Conference Finals. Where’s the Drama?
Boston’s postseason run has been almost tedious. Sometimes that lack of tension even shows up on the court.
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The Thunder Deliver Their Most Convincing Playoff Statement Yet
Too young? Too green? Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Oklahoma City put those debates to rest in Game 4, proving their playoff mettle and showing that they’re legitimate contenders.