Sam Orme

Sam Orme has written 29 posts for How To Watch Sports
Sam is a committed fan of the Portland Trail Blazers and the Colorado Rockies. Perhaps you might think that he's a bandwagon fan, since those two teams have been very good recently after years of mediocrity. Perhaps you might be an idiot. Sam knows a lot about basketball and football, but primarily writes about baseball for How To Watch Sports, since everyone else seems to have those other sports under control. He'd love to hear your opinions on Brandon Roy, Troy Tulowitzki, or, you know, players for other, lesser teams. Shoot him an email and he'll be in touch.

Sam Orme's most recent articles:

The NBA: Where High-Demand Expiring Contracts Happen

Why are teams actively trading for players with huge contracts that aren’t even good anymore? The answer has less to do with X’s and O’s and more with dollars and cents.

On the Bubble: Figuring Out Which Teams Will Make the Big Dance

Some teams are locks for March Madness, and others…not so much. How do you tell which are which?

We Got Next: How the NHL Can Use the Olympics to Repair Their Image

Hockey is hurting, but the incredible gold medal game in Vancouver has given the NHL a springboard to jump back to prominence.

The Perils (and Perks) of Plus-Minus in the NBA

We know LeBron means a lot to the Cavs. But how much does Anderson Varejao mean? HTWS turns to plus-minus to find out.

By the Numbers: To Foul, or Not to Foul (When Up By Three)

Should you foul your opponent when you’re up by three points at the end of the game? By the Numbers breaks down the facts and figures.

By the Numbers: Could Greg Oden Be As Good As Kevin Durant?

Kevin Durant has been tearing up the league this year. Greg Oden hasn’t. But despite all the injuries, are these two talented players as far apart as you might think?

Colts or Patriots? Breaking Down the NFL’s Best in the 2000s

Now that the full decade of the 2000s in the NFL is in the books, it’s time for a look back. Which franchise was best over the last ten years?

Drew Brees Was Great, But He’s Not the Saints’ MVP

Drew Brees had a tremendous game, but if you look a little deeper, the Saints’ oft-overlooked offensive line is a big reason for their success.

Looking for an All-Star Reserve? Why Not Andre Miller?

Chris Paul is out with a knee injury, so who takes his place on the All-Star team? It could be Chauncey Billups or Monta Ellis…but what about Andre Miller?

By the Numbers: Yes, Kevin Durant is That Good

Kevin Durant has made his first All-Star Game as a reserve. But based on the numbers, is it possible that he should actually be starting?

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