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Kevin Broom
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Deputy Managing Editor, Bullets Forever
Biography
I'm a husband, father, and writer. I moonlight as a writer/analyst for Bullets Forever, which covers everything to do with the hapless Washington Wizards. Bullets Forever is part of SBNation, which is owned by Vox. I'm part of the sporadic #SoWizards podcast with Ben Becker, in which we attempt to perform good thinking as we talk Wizards, NBA, statistical analysis, and whatever else comes to mind. Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sowizards-podcast-with-becker-broom/id1194772119?mt=2 My freelance writing has appeared at Vice, the Washington Post, RealGM, Sports Illustrated, NBC Sports, and other outlets and publications. My first novel -- a murder mystery set in Washington, DC -- is coming in serial form on my website -- https://kevinbroom.com/.
Politics , Nba, Music , Food, Movies, Culture , I Love Asking Questions And Learning , Wizards, Writing
investigative journalism or criminal cases
Content
By Kevin Broom Verified| Bullets Forever Verified Photo by Issac Baldizon/NBAE via Getty Images The Wizards committed to tanking for a tie with the Utah Jazz for the NBA’s worst record this season. All established veterans were stripped from the rotation. None were added back even when two-way forward JT Thor was a late scratch, which left them with just seven players available. A string of wacky and improbable plays — including a buzzer-beater from Bub Carrington, who doesn’t turn 20 for another 99 days.
By Kevin Broom Verified| Bullets Forever Verified Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images With a “must lose” game on the schedule, the Washington Wizards took the court against the Chicago Bulls with only eight players available, the oldest and most experienced of whom was 23-year-old Justin Champagnie. Champagnie entered the game with just 1,813 career minutes spread over four seasons — with 1,263 coming this season. He was on a two-way contract until about a month ago.
By Kevin Broom Verified| Bullets Forever Verified Photo by Issac Baldizon/NBAE via Getty Images The Wizards committed to tanking for a tie with the Utah Jazz for the NBA’s worst record this season. All established veterans were stripped from the rotation. None were added back even when two-way forward JT Thor was a late scratch, which left them with just seven players available. A string of wacky and improbable plays — including a buzzer-beater from Bub Carrington, who doesn’t turn 20 for another 99 days.
Company Info
Bullets Forever
Your best source for quality Washington Wizards news, rumors, analysis, stats and scores from the fan perspective.
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Founded: 2006