Hi. I'm Jared Dubin. Of course, you likely already know that. You probably came across this link on Twitter. But on the off chance you got it some other way, I have to tell you some stuff about myself.
So, like I said: Jared Dubin. I've been covering the NBA since 2010, during which time I've written for outlets such as CBS, ESPN, Grantland, FiveThirtyEight, Bleacher Report, The Ringer, VICE Sports, Sports Illustrated, Slate, GQ, Dime, The Step Back, and Hardwood Paroxysm, among others. If the site exists or used to exist, I have probably written at least a few basketball-related words for it. I've probably been on some of your favorite podcasts, too. And I'll be writing and podcasting throughout the 2022-23 season, as usual.
But none of that is why you're here. You're here to learn more about what I have in store for Last Night, In Basketball this season. The short answer? Pretty much business as usual.
The slightly longer answer? Some days, I will write 250-500 words about basketball, and I will post them right here. Other days, I will do a video breakdown of something I saw in a game (or games) the night before, and also post it right here. Occasionally (hopefully once a week, but more likely every other week), I’ll do a podcast with a guest who has expertise on a specific topic, and post it right here, as well as to platforms like Apple and Spotify.
When it comes to the writing days, sometimes I might just riff on the first basketball-related subject I think about when I wake up in the morning. Some days I might lay down some thoughts on something I noticed in a game the night before. I might answer a question somebody asked me on Twitter or discuss something I heard on a podcast. I might take the seed of an idea that doesn't feel like a fully fleshed-out piece I can pitch to one of the many sites I write for, and just get that down on the page; or I might expand on something that I've written elsewhere and wish I'd dug into in a slightly different way.
So, what am I asking for from you? Just a little bit of support. A subscription for the entirety of the 2022-23 season can be had for just $3 per month, or $30 per year. (The renewal price rises to $5 per month, or $50 per year.) Feel free to pledge more than that if you like! I swear I won't mind.
You can subscribe by clicking right here. Thanks in advance for your support!
