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Katie Heindl

Katie Heindl is a freelance basketball writer based in Toronto who has covered both the Raptors and NBA since 2017. Her work has appeared in SB Nation, The New York Times Magazine, SLAM, Flagrant, Rolling Stone, The Athletic, Yahoo Sports, The Daily Beast, VICE and many other places. Katie is the creator of the Substack, Basketball Feelings, and author of an upcoming book of the same name.

Latest articles by Katie Heindl

OG Anunoby’s whole life prepared him for this Knicks momentOG Anunoby’s whole life prepared him for this Knicks moment
Why do we care so much that Victor Wembanyama cares so much?Why do we care so much that Victor Wembanyama cares so much?
Your guide to Canada during the 2026 World CupYour guide to Canada during the 2026 World Cup
Danny Green’s ‘The Throne’ is creating a National High School Basketball Championship at the mallDanny Green’s ‘The Throne’ is creating a National High School Basketball Championship at the mall
Donovan Mitchell keeps a steady rhythmDonovan Mitchell keeps a steady rhythm
NBA
By Katie Heindl
3 NBA contenders who accidentally wound up in the fast lane3 NBA contenders who accidentally wound up in the fast lane
Pacers vs. Cavaliers has shown there is one big difference between the two teamsPacers vs. Cavaliers has shown there is one big difference between the two teams
By trying to please everyone, the NBA All-Star Game serves no oneBy trying to please everyone, the NBA All-Star Game serves no one
The NBA Dunk Contest is just as good as ever. What’s changed is the world around it
How NBA fines turn bad moments into good deedsHow NBA fines turn bad moments into good deeds

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