Drew Creasman

Drew Creasman (or DC for short) is a writer and podcaster for POP CULTURE SPIN, BMF SPORTS, and the Colorado Rockies SBNation affiliate Purple Row. He also works independently as a singer-songwriter in the Boulder and Denver areas. Drew is "analytics curious" and constantly seeks to understand as many different possible ways of looking at and understanding sports whether it be diving deep into the newest available numbers or casting them all aside for a moment and relying solely on the eyes.

Posts By Drew Creasman

Culture of Hoops

NBA2K14: The greatest players in history

By Drew Creasman • March 10, 2014

Image courtesy of Jimmy Baikovicius/Flickr . The NBA: where one-name recognition happens. Michael, Russell, Wilt, Kareem, Magic, Hakeem, Kobe, LeBron, the Doctor. Some of the greatest athletes in the history of the world have graced...

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A historical perspective: How good is Kevin Durant?

By Drew Creasman • February 24, 2014

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . For a guy who is known for hugging his mom after games, inviting strangers to play flag football with him on random occasions, and saving puppies from burning buildings...

Culture of Hoops

Top 10 NBA All-Star Dunk Contest Dunks of All Time

By Drew Creasman • February 12, 2014

10. Spud Webb reverses gravity: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6QXpg6B_8A The 5'7" Spud Webb treated crowds to a real show in 1986. Yes, he gets extra points for being shorter than your average NBA star. On the other hand,...

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J.R. Smith: Amazing in all senses of the word

By Drew Creasman • February 03, 2014

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . J.R. Smith was born Earl Smith III, but if headlines are to be believed his real first name may actually be something closer to “The Mercurial,” or “The Tumultuous.”...

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Four potential trade destinations for Andre Miller

By Drew Creasman • January 19, 2014

Image courtesy of GAMEFACE-PHOTOS/Flickr . With one of the loudest DNP-CDs (Did Not Play - Coach's Decision) of the season and with the benching that followed, Andre Miller suddenly became the most expendable Denver Nuggets...