Fantasy Basketball Writer's Background and Introduction at SportsEthos
By
André Lemos
Tired, dry, slightly forgotten on the back of the tray.
Summary
A personal introduction from a writer at SportsEthos who shares their background in business and finance, their transition into basketball analytics, and their 20+ years of experience in Fantasy Basketball. The article serves as an author bio/credential piece rather than substantive fantasy basketball analysis or advice.
Key quotes
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I've played it, I've lived it and I've had the privilege of working inside team front offices at both the club and national level.
For over 20 years, I've also been immersed in the world of Fantasy Basketball, studying trends, finding edges and living the grind season after season.
That passion has brought me here, to SportsEthos, where I'm honored to be part of our management team alongside the gre
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