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Sean Keane

Oakland
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Covers:  Sports, including the NBA, major league baseball, and the NFL, with a focus on Bay Area teams. Entertainment, with a focus on comedy. Politics of sports, especially owners and sponsors.
Comedian & permanent co-host of @RoundRockPod, America’s only NBA Podcast. America's Uncle Dad out now: www.blondemedicine.com/bm124-americas-uncle-dad

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Sean Keane is a sportswriter and a comedian based in Oakland, California, with experience covering the NBA, MLB, NFL and Ice Cube’s three-on-three basketball league, The Big 3. He’s written for Comedy Central’s “Another Period,” ESPN the Magazine, and Audible.com. His debut album “America’s Uncle Dad” debuted at No. 1 on the iTunes comedy chart and since 2016, he’s co-hosted the NBA podcast “Roundball Rock. In 2014, the San Francisco Bay Guardian named Keane an “Outstanding Local Discovery” and…

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Knicks fans face logistical nightmare as President Donald Trump attends Game 3

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By Sean Keane, Mark Johns
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New York Knicks could lose home-court advantage The Knicks have enjoyed an excellent home-court advantage during the playoffs, going 6-1 in MSG. They've also had energetic crowds of orange-and-blue fans on the road, out-cheering home fans at the end of Knicks victories. Having to wait for hours and go through metal detectors and pat downs might dampen some of the overwhelming affection for the Knicks coming from the home fans.
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Landry Shamet is Knicks' secret fifth starter

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By Sean Keane, Mark Johns
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Josh Hart is a crucial part of the "Villanova Knicks," a close friend to Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges and an incredible rebounder for his size. But against the San Antonio Spurs, his inconsistent shooting means the New York Knicks have been better with his backup on the floor. Landry Shamet has averaged 13 points and 31.5 minutes per game in the NBA Finals, compared to 1.5 points and 22.5 minutes for Hart.
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Winners, losers from Game 2 of NBA Finals: Karl-Anthony Towns outduels Victor Wembanyama

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By Sean Keane, Mark Johns
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In an up-and-down Game 2 that saw both teams overcome double-digit deficits, Victor Wembanyama missed a game-winner at the buzzer and the New York Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs, 105-104, to take a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals. Both teams blew big leads, and both teams' stars missed big shots late, but the Knicks had just enough to escape with two road wins. Here are the winners and losers from a thriller of a Game 1.
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Awards

Guardian Outstanding Local Discovery

2014 - Stand-Up Comedy

The SF Bay Guardian’s annual awards for excellence from local people and performers in the Bay Area.

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