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Ian Thomsen
Sports Illustrated Senior Writer Ian Thomsen, who joined the magazine in February 1998, is one of SI’s top basketball scribes. Along with penning the Inside the NBA column for SI, Thomsen is a frequent contributor to SI.com.

Before joining Sports Illustrated, Thomsen spent six years in Europe as the sports columnist for the International Herald Tribune, the world’s largest international English-language daily. While at the paper, Thomsen covered a wide array of sports, such as soccer, tennis, track, basketball and golf. He also has covered major events, including the 1994 World Cup, the 1996 Olympics and the 1995 Rugby World Cup.

Thomsen, who graduated from Northwestern with a journalism degree in 1983, has worked also worked for The Boston Globeand was a feature writer for The National.

Thomsen lives with his wife and two children near Boston.

Ian Thomsen's
Insider Archive:

Ian Thomsen: Duncan's new personality keeps Spurs strong (7/31/03)
Ian Thomsen: Trade will help Hawks turn corner in 2005 (7/25/03)
Ian Thomsen: Stojakovic, Kings not spooked by Lakers' new additions (7/18/03)
Ian Thomsen: James' legacy will be created on NBA courts, not in media (7/15/03)
Ian Thomsen: Blazers are changing the way they do business (7/3/03)
Ian Thomsen: Maciej Lampe gets a lesson in the business of basketball (6/27/03)
Ian Thomsen: 2003 Mock Draft (6/20/03)
Ian Thomsen: Who is next in line for Karl Malone's services? (6/18/03)
Thomsen: Mavs seek to sign Italian league star Rigaudeau (1/6/03)

 


 
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