Ben Leibowitz

Joined: Aug 29, 2014

Ben Leibowitz is a writer for PointAfter, a sports data aggregation and visualization website that’s part of the Graphiq network. Graphiq is a technology company that offers 10B+ data visualizations and in-depth vertical search engines built upon the world’s deepest knowledge graph. (For more information, visit www.graphiq.com.)

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Data Dimes: NBA players set to regress in 2016–17 season

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Standing Tall and Talented: A stats look at Amar’e Stoudemire's career

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Data Dimes: Is J.R. Smith worth $15 million per year to Cavaliers?

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Preps to pros: Was Kevin Garnett the best prospect to make NBA jump?

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Data Dimes: The most team-friendly NBA contracts

Stephen Curry will earn less than 78 players in the NBA next season, and he's not the only player on a team-friendly deal.

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Data Dimes: The best bargains of 2016 NBA free agency

The Warriors, Trail Blazers and Suns managed to get bargains in a summer of big free-agency deals.

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Data Dimes: Worst deals from 2016 NBA free agency

The best signings of NBA free agency have gotten most of the attention, but there were plenty of questionable contracts handed out this year as well. Ben Leibowitz takes a look at some of the worst deals of this off-season.

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Data Dimes: Backup plans for NBA teams eyeing stars in free agency

Not every NBA team can land Kevin Durant and Mike Conley in free agency. Here are Plan B options for big spenders in free agency.

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Data Dimes: Breaking down the Derrick Rose blockbuster deal

Making sense of the Knicks-Bulls blockbuster deal featuring Derrick Rose

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Data Dimes: Why Harrison Barnes doesn't deserve a max contract

Harrison Barnes has frequently been pegged as a free agent who will garner a max contract, but is he worth that kind of money?

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Data Dimes: Which NBA teams have best, worst draft lottery luck?

The Cavaliers and Spurs are two NBA franchises built on draft lottery luck.

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Data Dimes: 2016 NBA playoffs are the most lopsided in league history

The 2016 NBA postseason has been more lopsided than any in league history, with the Cavaliers and Warriors leading the way.