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Stephen Noh Never Folded His Basketball Writing Dream

Story byStephen NohTanner PloosterFri, January 23, 2026 at 11:38 PM UTC·14 min readNothing encapsulates having passion for the game of basketball more than repping an arm sling because you suffered a torn labrum during a pickup basketball game against 40-year-old dads. It might have been a pickup game full of sweaty, middle-aged men, yet Stephen Noh still played with the same intensity that he brings to covering the game. There were no box scores and nothing tangible to gain.

Stephen Noh Never Folded His Basketball Writing Dream

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Key Highlights

  • He sustained an injury not for glory, but for the love of the game.
  • AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementNoh broke the news to me that he had suffered a shoulder injury and would be out indefinitely, without disclosing its extent.
  • As I sat across from him, separated by a computer screen, I could almost feel the pain he was experiencing in his shoulder. Sporting News’ NBA writer Stephen Noh doesn’t just write about basketball; he breathes it.
  • He loves the strategizing and execution behind it, as well as the way the players think and move on the court.
  • His path to covering the game hasn’t been typical, with stops along the way as a teacher, a volunteer member, and even a professional poker player. Witnessing the G. O. A. T. No wonder Noh has been influenced by hoops — he grew up in the Chicago suburbs during the ‘90s — a period of time where the Chicago Bulls were the cream of the crop and stacking championships on the way to two dynastic runs.
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