Jordan Teicher

Content @Zillow | Bylines for WSJ, The New Yorker, NYT, GQ, The Ringer, couple other places.

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Your favorite NBA team may already be using AI to scout their next draft pick. Read my latest from @ringer to learn how. https://t.co/MmsS4TKAG5

[The Ringer @ringer]

NBA teams have begun to utilize AI, including to scout players for this year’s draft. @JordanTeicher explores where the league is now and could be in the near future: https://t.co/85GJOAcEYu

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Clear eyes, full hearts, can't wear helmets. Check out my new story about the @thea7fl 👇

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No-tackle flag football is one way to address the many safety concerns of football. A full-contact, semi-pro league in New Jersey has another idea. https://t.co/dj1n9pBwIU

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The world of NBA insiders can be a ruthless, zero-sum game. But @JakeLFischer and @TheSteinLine do things a bit differently.

I wrote about their unique approach to insider reporting for @NiemanLab.

https://t.co/e6INpepsdX

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@DDavisLA Thanks for reading. That’s a good point — didn’t realize that, but it would fit right into the article.

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I fell in love with reading and writing as a kid because of compelling sports books. Lately, it seems like they're hard to find. So I talked to @Herring_NBA, @SherwoodStrauss, and Michael Lewis to find out why.

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20 years after 'Moneyball,' the genre has been drained of its significance—and there's an important culprit to blame.

@JordanTeicher writes: https://t.co/jrgZ5WnrDs

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@SethWickersham Would still love to hear your thoughts

[Ethan Strauss @SherwoodStrauss]

YOU should write a sports book. I'd just rather not..but here's how it should be done ($) https://t.co/8H1PGy9w3l

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@KeithParadise @Rbisho02 @jeffpearlman I get where you’re coming from, but I’d never lump in either of those shows with First Take. Orders of magnitude different in terms of quality and thoughtfulness.

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@jeffpearlman Thanks, Jeff. Keep doing your thing, I’d love it if more people had careers like yours.

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@SprtBookReviews @jeffpearlman Would it be narrow to look at the movie biz based on the top 10 box office? Seems like a good proxy. Also publishers look for models for success, so if sports titles fade from NYTBS lists, it becomes a cycle that makes it harder for more diverse books (which I’m rooting for).

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Also shoutout to @SheaSerrano for giving me some gems that ended up on the cutting room floor. Hope your next book sells at least 33,644 copies in its first week.

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@jayacunzo The Tell

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@JoeLazauskas Probably so you don’t have to say things like “I’m sprung,” “Jerry Sprunger,” and “Booty Wurk” in front of your kid. But do you.

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@jayacunzo

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@jayacunzo The tomato joke has been my favorite dad joke for years. So even though you’re a better writer than this and I’m not bullish on AI writing, I may have to co-sign it.

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@CourtneyBrach @nytimesbusiness Thanks, that’s a great point. And it seems like a balance works best, when the writing and ideas come directly from engineers, then the polishing can come from editors.

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Tech companies laid off over 150k last year, but they all still want to hire engineers. To help with recruiting, these companies have turned to a relic of the Internet: blogging.

Check out my new @nytimesbusiness story: https://t.co/u9Q5S3nMJ3

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@Panda6 @nytimesbusiness Cool. I’d say the point is not engineering blogs are brand new (I cite multiple stories that are a few years old), but that they’ve taken on more relevance given that tech companies are simultaneously laying people off and trying to woo engineers.

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@Panda6 @nytimesbusiness Interesting response…