Michael Dunlap
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Michael Dunlap

Expertise:
NBA, Basketball
Education:
University of Phoenix
Location:
St. Charles, Missouri

Experience

Michael Dunlap covers the NBA for Heavy.com.

His NBA editorial career spans more than a decade. In 2012, Michael founded HoopsHabit, now part of Minute Media's FanSided network. From 2014 to 2021, he rose through the ranks from NBA site editor to Minute Media's director of e-commerce. Dunlap currently serves as the editorial director at Fubo.

 

Education

Michael Dunlap attended the University of Minnesota and Arizona State University before finishing his bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Phoenix.

Latest Articles From Michael Dunlap

  • Dolan Blasts NBA’s Rising Expenses, Including WNBA, G-League, In-Season Tournament

    James Dolan, Executive Chairman and CEO of Madison Square Garden Sports and Madison Square Garden Entertainment, has reportedly voiced his disapproval to the NBA’s Board of Governors over a number of financial issues, according to a source and reported by the New York Daily News.The crux of Dolan’s frustrations lies within the rising costs of […]

  • 49ers’ Super Bowl Run Can’t Involve Settling for Field Goals

  • Brock Purdy’s Disrespect at New Levels With Recent QB Rankings

  • Trent Williams Ending Holdout, McCaffery Practicing, Both Looking To Play Week 1: Report

  • Players Vote Brock Purdy as Both Overrated & Most Underrated QB in NFL

  • Lakers Should Take a Flier on 7-Foot-4 Serbian Fan Favorite

    While the Los Angeles Lakers won’t be able to make a colossal free-agent splash at this point in the league year, they can still add a player who can pay dividends down the line. Outside of LeBron James and Anthony Davis, the Lakers don’t have another player over 30 years old, and could use another […]

  • Re-Graded Lakers Trade Called One of the Worst in NBA History

  • Ex-49ers Coach Jim Harbaugh Addresses Potential Reunion With Colin Kaepernick

  • Knicks Legend Claims Gold Medals More Important Than NBA Championships

  • Kittle Has ‘No Bad Blood’ With Aiyuk, Points Towards ‘Silver Lining’ of Holdout

  • Near Perfect Prediction Model Says Knicks Can’t Win NBA Championship in 2024-25

    There's a near-perfect prediction model that correlates Olympic Gold to NBA Championships. New York Knicks fans won't like it.

  • Victor Wembanyama Lays Down the Gauntlet, Is Impossible to Not Love

  • Devin Booker’s Olympic Defense Is Just What the 2024-25 Suns Need

  • Scout: Knicks Had the Worst Offseason in the NBA

  • 5 Bold Predictions For 49ers 2024 Season: NFL MVP, Slow Starts and Holdouts

  • Former NBA Champion, 13-Year Veteran to Join 76ers, Bolster Backcourt: Report

  • 49ers Legend Suggests Brock Purdy Adopt Style of Mahomes, Allen, Jackson

  • Executives, Coaches & Scouts Place 9 49ers in Top-10 of NFL Rankings

  • 49ers Need to Say They’re Sorry, Open the Checkbook for Aiyuk

  • Ranking the Most Overpaid Players in the NBA for 2024-25

    The most overpaid players in the NBA vary from guys that got hurt to guys that proverbially stole money from a franchise.

  • Heat Must Trade Butler Or Risk Wasting Bam’s Prime Years

  • Celtics Starter to Replace Kawhi Leonard on Team USA

  • Murray Calls Darkhorse MVP Candidate Zion ‘Our Superstar,’ Pledges to Push Him

  • Paul George: Clippers Offer Was ‘Disrespectful’ & He ‘Never Wanted to Leave LA’

  • Jalen Brunson & the Best Free Agent Signings in Knicks History

    The New York Knicks have had their fair share of hits and misses in free agency, let's take a trip down memory lane and see the five best.

  • Bronny Looks to Join Elite Lakers Company During NBA Summer League

  • Lakers to Surround JJ Redick With Two Coaches With NBA Finals Experience: Report

  • Suns Should Add 3-Time NBA All-Defensive Villain For Energy and Toughness

  • Lakers Didn’t Miss Out on Klay Thompson; They Dodged a Bullet

  • Chicago Bulls Graded a ‘D’ for Patrick Williams’ $90 Million Contract

    Patrick Williams received a 5-year, $90 million contract from the Chicago Bulls, drawing poor grades from the media.