Joe Wolfond is a Features Writer at theScore. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly focusing on NBA features and team sports, while also co-hosting the podcast 'Pound the Rock.' Joe's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yardbarker and Raptors Republic.
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Joe focuses on in-depth analysis and commentary on NBA games, teams, and players. His coverage heavily relies on data and expert commentary, suggesting that he would likely appreciate pitches from statistical analysts or experts providing unique insights into player performance, team strategies, or game outcomes.
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By: Joe Wolfond
The Raptors are caught between building towards someone else's future and designing their own.
By: Joe Wolfond
On the stylistic compromise between Ingram and Rajakovic that has defined Raptors' floor and ceiling.
By: Joe Wolfond
When the Toronto Raptors traded for Brandon Ingram last February, the confusion from some corners of the NBA community (very much including the Raptors community) was loud.
Before missing the playoffs, Quickley's evolution was quietly one of the most important developments of the Raptors' season.
How the latter rounds of the postseason highlighted what the Raptors have and what they need.
