Measurables began in 2018 with the goal of providing a non-technical introduction to sports analytics and technology for students and others new to the field. Since then, it has grown into a resource for enthusiasts and practitioners of all skill levels, featuring in-depth interviews with industry professionals. The show is hosted by Brendan Kent, who served as Soccer Data Analyst for the Portland Timbers from 2015-2018, Co-President of the Harvard Sports Analysis Collective from 2016-2017, and is currently a member of the Analytics team at DraftKings.
Measurables
Measurables began in 2018 with the goal of providing a non-technical introduction to sports analytics and technology for students and others new to the field. Since then, it has grown into a resource for enthusiasts and practitioners of all skill levels, featuring…
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Brendan Kent
Senior Business Data Analyst at DraftKings working at the intersection of sports business strategy, technology, and data. Creator and Host of Measurables, an educational sports analytics and sports tech podcast featuring in-depth interviews with leading industry professionals. Previously the lead Soccer Data Analyst for the Portland Timbers (Major League Soccer). Harvard grad and former Co-President of the Harvard Sports Analysis Collective.
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