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Michael Waterloo

Atlanta

Director of Marketing, Thrive Technologies and Contributor at Freelance

Anna Kendrick, my dogs, books, shoes, ⚾️, ⚽️, 🏀 & wrestling. Storyteller: @theathletic, @theathleticWBB, @WINSIDR. Editor: @WINSIDR. DV advocate he/him

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Articles

  • 4 days ago | winsidr.com | Michael Waterloo

    The Atlanta Dream wrapped up their first week of training camp at Core 4, their practice facility located just outside the city, on Saturday, May 3, with a five-on-five scrimmage. After the team broke its huddle, the media was ushered over to an adjacent court with a backdrop set up for interviews with some of the Dream players. As we waited, a team rep told us that “Haley [Jones] will be over shortly.

  • 3 weeks ago | winsidr.com | Michael Waterloo

    The Atlanta Dream’s 2024 season ended in similar fashion to their 2023 season—a playoff series loss without a home playoff game. The Dream entered the 2024-2025 offseason with a plan—a plan of change. The team relieved head coach Tanisha Wright of her duties and hired Karl Smesko, the long-time head coach of Florida Gulf Coast University, as their new leader.

  • 1 month ago | winsidr.com | Michael Waterloo

    The mocks were released. The hot takes were scorching. The cold takes were … unnecessary. The WNBA Draft took place Monday night and we now know the landing spots for 38 new players. Like the takes, some picks were good. But some were … questionable. If you weren’t able to watch the draft or are unsure of what to make from your team’s picks, don’t worry. I have you covered with this year’s WNBA Draft winners and losers. Let’s get to it.

  • 1 month ago | nytimes.com | Michael Waterloo

    Baseball is back, baby! And I'm back for another year of driving the points league ship, kicking it off with some rankings. First, let's examine what I look for and how I gear these rankings specifically for points leagues. I use projections, make tweaks, chat with others within the industry and look at my rankings from last year compared to ADP this year to spot the biggest gaps and evaluate the "Why?" of it all.

  • 2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | Michael Waterloo

    So, you want to be a No. 1 seed, do you? For only the sixth time, four teams ranked No. 1 throughout the regular season (South Carolina, UCLA, Notre Dame, and Texas). Any game. Any night. An upset could happen. And what a perfect way to usher in March Madness for what is poised to be another fantastic few weeks of basketball to put a cap on a season filled with storylines and moments.

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