Getting off to a rough start in a playoff series can cause a head coach to do things outside the norm. That’s doubly true the ...

Elisabeth Finch was previously a writer for “The Vampire Diaries” and “True Blood.” In 2014, she wrote an Elle magazine article about having chondrosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer.

As a child, Finch grew up in suburban New Jersey where she loved to write and watch television, according to The Ankler. Those two passions collided when she got her first job in television writing ...

A year ago, the Wolves were plus-6.3. That’s title-contending stuff. And Minnesota certainly looked like more of a ...

Finch, whose credits also include “The Vampire Diaries” and “True Blood,” often wrote about her ailments and distressing experiences, which included being diagnosed with a rare form of ...

An aspiring writer with experience on shows like “True Blood” and “The Vampire Diaries,” Finch desperately wanted a job writing for her favorite series, “Grey’s Anatomy.” But it wasn ...

We can see a pattern developing. Connelly makes the big deal, angers the fan base, and relies on Finch to figure it all out. Then Finch does. Gobert looked lost in Minnesota in his first season ...

Finch, the article claimed ... the fabricated story fascinated sports fans who believed it to be true. This month marked the 40th anniversary of the stunt — which longtime Mets PR man Jay ...

ClutchPoints: “What did you guys do better and or differently against [Shai Gilgeous-Alexander] tonight?” Chris Finch: “Do ...

Forty years ago this week, Sports Illustrated published a story about a New York Mets prospect that was too good to be true. Literally ... named Hayden "Siddhartha" Finch became one of the ...

This is particularly true when teams are effectively using officials ... Coaches like Kerr and Finch may be opposed to how the games are being officiated, but if the opponent is being physical ...