Baxter Holmes, ESPN India

Baxter Holmes

ESPN India

Los Angeles, CA, United States

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  • ESPN India
  • ESPN
  • ESPN UK
  • FiveThirtyEight
  • The Boston Globe

Past articles by Baxter:

How a legendary performance from Stephen Curry changed the NBA Finals

The two-time MVP put the Warriors on his back to send the series back to San Francisco even at 2-2. → Read More

Inside the NBA's race to outlast COVID-19's omicron surge

More than 501 players have already suited up for the 2021-22 season, and now in the hours before Christmas Day, the NBA is trying to preserve the 10 teams preparing for Saturday's marquee schedule. → Read More

Sources: NBA players won't have to get vaccine

The COVID-19 vaccine won't be required for NBA players this season, sources tell ESPN's Baxter Holmes and Adrian Wojnarowski. → Read More

NBA dealing with COVID-related referee shortage as playoffs near

Ten NBA referees, including veteran officials typically assigned to the NBA Finals, are sidelined due to COVID-related issues, a league official told ESPN. → Read More

NBA to require players to wear sensors as part of contact tracing

The NBA is planning to require players and many team staffers to wear sensor devices during all team-organized activities outside of games starting Jan. 7, according to a league memo obtained by ESPN. → Read More

Some NBA staffs struggle with going to Florida

NBA general managers are grappling with whether some staff members should go to Orlando for the league's reboot with the coronavirus still a big concern as cases surge in Florida. → Read More

Concern throughout NBA grows as coronavirus cases spike in Florida

With Florida posting a record number of coronavirus cases for the third consecutive day on Saturday, concern is rising among NBA players, team executives and the league office itself as plans go forward to resume play in Orlando next month. → Read More

NBA officials, staffers worry about psychological effects of return to league activities

Several NBA general managers and athletic trainers pointed to players and league staffers who are described as "germophobes" as examples of psychological effects that have to be considered for a return to organized team activities. → Read More

Lakers' Kobe Bryant also documented final NBA season with all-access film crew

As a documentary chronicling Michael Jordan's final season with the Bulls is aired, Lakers players and staffers are reminded that Kobe Bryant's final season also was captured in an all-access, behind-the-scenes look by a camera crew. → Read More

NBA, players union assessing potential COVID-19 rapid-test options

The NBA and the league's players association have been working in recent weeks to assess the viability of multiple blood-testing devices for the coronavirus that could provide accurate results within a matter of minutes, sources say. → Read More

The Scariest 3 Minutes in the NBA

By the time opponents know what's hit them, it's already too late. This is how the Warriors crush -- and how the NBA fails to fight back. → Read More

How the tiny hometown of Brandon Ingram became the greatest per capita producer of NBA talent in America

The tiny hometown of Brandon Ingram and other NBA stars has faced biblical floods, economic devastation, gang violence, even wayward nuclear bombs, yet has become the NBA capital of the world. This is the untold story of its survival. → Read More

The NBA's secret wine society

The inside-the-bottle story of the intense love affair between NBA stars and the gilded grape. → Read More

Town Business: Warriors overcome 14-point first quarter deficit to beat Pelicans

The Golden State Warriors debuted their Statement uniforms and overpowered the New Orleans Pelicans after a poor first quarter. → Read More

How Steve Kerr revolutionized the Golden State Warriors' offense on a charcuterie board

In the past three years, the Warriors have won two NBA titles with the most explosive offense in history. This is the inside tale of how it all began -- on a plate of appetizers. → Read More

The NBA's secret addiction

ESPN exclusive! How one performance-enhancing sandwich has spread through the NBA. → Read More

Lakers' Walton to Bucks: Don't touch my players

Luke Walton had a simple message to the Bucks staffer who was allegedly involved in a players' on-court scuffle during Friday's Bucks-Lakers game, saying "don't touch my damn players." → Read More

Mickelson battling for The Open title

Gene Wojciechowski takes us behind Phil Mickelson's perhaps-improbable contention after 3 rounds at The Open. → Read More

My Wish: Katie's spirit continues to inspire

Terminally ill with brain cancer, 12-year-old Katie Morris reunited her youth team for a day at Safeco Field in 2006. What happened the months after her wish was just as amazing. Today, those who loved Katie continue to be inspired by her spirit. → Read More

Too many games: The NBA's injury problem is a scheduling one

Needing a break, NBA players such as Stephen Curry are skipping the Olympics. Is the league ready to accept the burden of protecting player health? → Read More