Team

Willy He is a social media/app growth strategist from Los Angeles, CA. While attending school at UCLA for a degree in Economics, he worked at ClutchPoints and helped grow many popular viral social media accounts.

Dillon Reagan is a sports writer and editor from Simi Valley, CA. While earning his degree from UC Santa Barbara, he worked with the school's athletic department as well as the Santa Barbara Foresters collegiate baseball team. He now leads ClutchPoints' effort to create social-first partnerships.

Vincent Sung is a product manager and software engineer from Los Angeles, CA. While working as a management consultant prior to joining ClutchPoints, he designed, developed, and launched several iOS apps. Vincent graduated from UCLA with a degree in Chemical Engineering and now leads the design and development of all ClutchPoints web properties and iOS/Android mobile app.

Tomer Azarly is a passionate NBA writer and editor in Los Angeles, CA. He's working on a degree in broadcast journalism, and has been the Editor-In-Chief and Social Media Manager of Cavs Nation for over a year.

Bruno Manrique is a sports writer from San Francisco, CA. He's a former columnist for Bleacher Report and statistician for several pro sports teams in the Bay Area. He's covered a variety of sports including basketball, soccer, softball and boxing. His favorite player is Allen Iverson and he won't go a day without a cup of coffee.

Andrew Kennedy is an NBA writer from West Palm beach, FL. He graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2013 with a degree in journalism. Formerly the Director of FanSided's NBA Division and editor of Thunderous Intentions, he's been a sports writer working for newspapers in Oklahoma the past three years.

Dan Duangdao is an NBA Editor at ClutchPoints. He is also the Chief Executive Officer at LA Sports Media and the former Editor-in-Chief at Lakers Nation.

Andre Key is a Los Angeles native that enjoys walks on the beach. He has been writing, blogging, talking and debating about the NBA since 2004, however his love for the game has been there his entire life. Some consider him a techie because he enjoys gaming, creating websites, testing AAA games software, repairing computers, and modding sports forums.

Victor Galvez is a proud father, husband and an entrepreneur. He is currently living in the Philippines and has earned himself a degree in Economics. He considers himself the biggest Dwyane Wade and Miami Heat fan. But overall, a basketball junkie who loves to write about the sport.

Tobenna Attah is a reporter for ESPN Ithaca and sports writer for the Cornell Daily Sun. He is a junior at Cornell University studying Communications with a minor in Business. Also, he is a member of the varsity men's track and field team.

Tim is a New York based writer/comedian who has an affinity for the finer things in life. This includes (but not limited to) brewing his own seltzer, owning an enormous amounts of feral cats, and arguing about how LeBron will never be as good as Michael Jordan. Ever.

Julia Poe is a freshman at the University of Southern California majoring in Print and Digital Journalism. She serves as the features editor for the Daily Trojan, and covers a wide variety of sports from basketball and football to track and tennis.

Aram Cannuscio is a Scout and Basketball Analyst for EV Hoops, a private NBA Scouting service. He has scouted collegiate games in the Northeast area for the past year for EV Hoops. He just graduated from Seton Hall University with a degree in Mathematical Finance. Aram is from the Philadelphia area and is thus a passionate Philadelphia 76ers fan.

Nihad Žunić is an experienced NBA writer for many Europe-based basketball related websites. You can find him on Facebook (facebook.com/jebo.te.ja666) and Instagram (@mask.off7). He's an avid fan of Real Madrid and the Bosnian national team.

Sam Korbman has had a deep love for basketball for a long time, playing and following the game his entire life. He is currently enrolled at Rutgers University, majoring in Business Marketing. He has ran popular Facebook page for awhile called HoopsTalk.

Mark Alexander Abel graduated from De La Salle University with a degree in literature. Growing up in California as a kid, Mark intends to infect his devotion for Bay Area sports teams onto his peers -- much to their dismay. Mark's an avid fan of borderline-pretentious films and TV shows, and he's one of those guys who thinks rap is poetry.

Rexwell Villas likes to talk and write about sports, with most of his interest lies with basketball. A Communications Arts graduate from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines, Rexwell claims to have the same conscience on the hardwood as J.R. Smith, firing shots as soon as the rim is in sight.

Bob Garcia IV is a sports journalist who has covered the Los Angeles Lakers over the last four seasons. He has also covered the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Kalib Tilley graduated from Brock University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Sport Management. He's really good at watching basketball, semi-good at writing about it.

Dinesh Bangara feels the same way about the Lakers as Bill Simmons does about the Celtics and my fake trades are way better.

Daniel So is a 2016 Political Science graduate from Davidson College and an aspiring sportswriter and sports analyst.

As a native of northern Illinois, Max Heinrich has been a devoted Bulls fan since the 2005-2006 season. In addition to the NBA, Max also follows the NFL (Go Pack Go), English Premier League (Come on you Gunners!) and most of all United States Men's National team very closely, although he generally have strong knowledge about anything sports related. Outside of my sports related interests, he also enjoys playing chess, soccer and exercising regularly.

Derek Ciapala is a sports writer whose work has appeared at Yahoo! Sports, Sports Out West, and at his own site, Rams Talk. He's covered multiple teams throughout the last six years, including the Lakers, Rams, and Angels. A writer by night and a teacher by day, you can find him educating students in a high school somewhere near the Ohio/Pennsylvania border.

Rob is a senior at Miami University. The other Miami. He's a lifelong proponent of the wave and salary caps.