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Mirin Fader

Mirin Fader

Staff Writer at The Ringer

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Darius Garland and the Cavs Are Coming Up Clutch

Led by Garland and Donovan Mitchell, the Cavs’ deep offensive roster is clicking, and the rest of the NBA should be on notice
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Don’t Sleep on Cade Cunningham

The former no. 1 pick has silenced his doubters—and his own inner critic—and has the upstart Pistons on a path to the playoffs
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Zack Baun’s Sudden Stardom Is Actually a Lesson in Patience

Baun’s NFL career stalled out after being drafted by the Saints. But after a fortuitous signing with the Eagles and a move to inside linebacker, Baun has been the breakout star of the Philadelphia defense.
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Is There Anything Jalen Williams Can’t Do?

The Oklahoma City Thunder star can shoot, pass, and run offense. He can defend point guards and centers. He’s the skeleton key that unlocks the Thunder, and he’s still getting better. “It would be silly to put a ceiling on how good he can be,” says Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
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Ashton Jeanty’s Long Run to College Football Stardom

From Italy to Idaho, Jeanty’s career has been forged by patience and persistence. His powerful, explosive running made him a Heisman Trophy contender.
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The Origins of Hakeem Olajuwon’s “Dream Shake”

In an exclusive excerpt from ‘Dream: The Life and Legacy of Hakeem Olajuwon,’ Mirin Fader explores how soccer, handball, and Olajuwon’s upbringing in Lagos, Nigeria, coalesced to create one of the most singular and devastating post moves in NBA history. "He’s no dream," says former Lakers center Mychal Thompson. "He was a nightmare."
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The Origins of Hakeem Olajuwon’s “Dream Shake”

In an exclusive excerpt from ‘Dream: The Life and Legacy of Hakeem Olajuwon,’ Mirin Fader explores how soccer, handball, and Olajuwon’s upbringing in Lagos, Nigeria, coalesced to create one of the most singular and devastating post moves in NBA history. “He’s no dream,” says former Lakers center Mychal Thompson. “He was a nightmare.”
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The Evolution of Paige Bueckers

Bueckers returned to UConn this year to chase an elusive national title. To win it, she’ll have to become someone new on the court.
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How Brittney Griner Rediscovered Her Joy

With a new son and a chance to earn her third Olympic gold medal, Griner is finding joy and healing after enduring months of hell
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Brittney Griner Came Home. Her Journey to Rediscover Herself on and...

With a new son and a chance to earn her third Olympic gold medal, Griner is finding joy and healing after enduring months of hell
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The Remarkable Reinvention of Chase Budinger

Injuries may have cut Budinger’s basketball career short, but they didn’t end his Olympic dream. How did the former NBA role player become an American beach volleyball star?
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The Remarkable Reinvention of Chase Budinger

Injuries may have cut Budinger’s basketball career short, but they didn’t end his Olympic dream. How did the former NBA role player become an American beach volleyball star?
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Jrue Holiday’s Season of Change

They waited with terror, not knowing what would happen. Ruminating on what could happen. Suddenly, they realized just how unpredictable life could be. How arbitrary it all seemed. How things could be fine one day, then twist into chaos the next. Back in 2016, Jrue Holiday’s wife, Lauren, a former star midfielder for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team, underwent medical testing. She had been experiencing terrible headaches and was six months pregnant with their daughter at the time. Then, one…
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Jrue Holiday’s Season of Change

Being traded is a rattling experience. But this summer’s blockbuster paled in comparison to a previous newsbreak in Holiday’s life. “I think it helped prepare me for [the trade],” he says. 
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The Wait and Weight for Bronny James

The world is watching impatiently as LeBron’s oldest son tries to follow in his father’s impossible footsteps. But despite unfathomable pressure, Bronny isn’t crumbling. “It’s who he is as a person,” says USC coach Andy Enfield.
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The Wait and Weight for Bronny James

The world is watching impatiently as LeBron’s oldest son tries to follow in his father’s impossible footsteps. But despite unfathomable pressure, Bronny isn’t crumbling. "It’s who he is as a person," says USC coach Andy Enfield.
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Isiah Pacheco Is Running for Much More Than Super Bowl Glory

The second-year Kansas City Chiefs running back has become famous for his distinctive playing style, but there’s passion, pain, and somehow joy behind every step
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The Reason Behind Kansas City’s Isiah Pacheco’s Powerful Runs - The...

Before every game, Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco takes a moment to himself, bowing his head and saying a quick prayer for his late siblings, Celeste Cannon and Travoise Cannon. They are always with him. Before the game. During the game. After the game. In his heart, his mind. He thinks about them often—and if they could see him now. See how far he’s come since he lost them. Pacheco was just a high schooler trying to find his way when Travoise was killed in January 2016, the victi…
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The Burden of Being Bijan Robinson

Life as a modern-day NFL running back isn’t easy. The Atlanta Falcons rookie’s up-and-down season illustrates just how confounding playing the position can be. But Robinson’s positionless approach could be the future. “He’s become, I believe, the new prototype,” says LaDainian Tomlinson.
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Can Kara Lawson Build Duke’s Next Basketball Powerhouse? - The Ringer

There’s an urgency about Kara Lawson. You can hear it in the way she speaks, you can see it in the way she moves. Her eyes expand, her shoulders stiffen. When the Duke women’s basketball coach leans forward, you feel the power of her undivided attention. Each word has weight, a hidden parable. “There’s three things that can never drop,” Lawson says, “and that’s your work ethic and your focus and your discipline. Those have to stay high.” Her cadence begins to quicken. “There’s different things t…
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Can Kara Lawson Build Duke’s Next Basketball Powerhouse?

The former WNBA All-Star left an assistant coaching gig with the Boston Celtics for the chance to run the Duke women’s basketball program. Four seasons in, Lawson is working to establish the kind of sustainable greatness that Coach K cultivated on the men’s side. “If you build it right,” she says, “you’ll never build again.”