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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys start their road to glory. The NBA Playoffs are finally here and the boys break down their series to watch, which underdog can come out on top, hot takes, and more. Enjoy the episode! 

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This week on Man-To-Man, the boys bring on the winner of The Bachelorette from 2019, Jed Wyatt. Wyatt is also a singer and songwriter living in Nashville, Tennessee, and talks about his experience on reality television as well as his upcoming music projects. Enjoy the episode! 

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In this week's episode of Man-To-Man, the boys bring on Senior Manager, Social Strategy & Distribution at Overtime, Mike Kaufman. Kaufman breaks down his story from becoming a basketball fanatic at an early age to playing professionally overseas. Mikey explains the parallel between his playing career and his creative side, as well as the dedication and hard work he pursued to land a job at Overtime. Tune in to the episode to hear more! Enjoy. 

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, Andy and Liam dive into the Tik Tok world once again and bring on a social media creator with over 4 million followers and some might even say Archi Andrew’s twin brother, Kaz Sawyer. Sawyer explained his content as a modern-day myth-buster while trying unique experiments involving smoke grenades, gasoline, hot-air balloons, along with pranking his friends. Tune in to the episode to find out more about Kaz and the different tricks and tips he brings to the table regarding the social media world.

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In this week’s episode on Man-To-Man, the boys bring on Tik Tok star and most famous for the Neu Neu trend, Kane Trujillo. Like many others, Trujillo started creating content on Tik Tok for others to enjoy, but little did he know that he’d be in the position that he is in today; brand deals, collaborations, meeting celebrities, and being publicly known on the streets of Miami. Tune in to the episode to hear tips and tricks about the Tik Tok world, the do’s and don'ts, and what Trujillo is up to next. Enjoy!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys discuss if getting haircuts will improve their chances with all the ladies and fix their girl problems. They turn to the March Madness and break down the biggest upsets so far and how their brackets are absolutely busted! Couch Conversations make the boys think about how much money is enough money and how they need to buy a penthouse. One way they decided to help with that is by launching their new Patreon Page where you can find all of the Behind the Scenes work, Exclusive Merch, Meeting their interns and much more. Andy and Liam finish out the episode by talking about the NBA, how much trouble the Lakers are in without Lebron, Hawks extending their winning streak, and how PJ Tucker fits in with the Bucks. Don't miss the game of the week with betting odds and picks, and how the Pacers need to figure it out down the stretch of the season. As always, enjoy the episode, subscribe and leave us a rating and review!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys are in cruise control with a long weekend - or day - of watching NBA All-Stars. This year’s All-Star Game in Atlanta seemed a bit less appealing to watch than last year in Chicago, simply from the lack of fans and the matter of the fact that we’re still in the middle of a pandemic. Although, Indiana Pacers favorite, Domantas Sabonis, bounced back from last year’s Taco Bell Skills Challenge after coming in second place and finishing first in this year’s competition. If Sabonis is happy the boys are happy. Tune in to hear more about Andy comparing Lola the Bunny’s appearance from Space Jam 1 to Space Jam 2, what Liam would say to an alien if came in contact with one, and what happens to certain players if consuming too much water during games. Enjoy!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, Andy and Liam conduct the long-overdue interview with Will and Anthony from The Fourth Man, a Big 3 podcast also featured on Dash Radio. Being totally uneducated about the Big 3, the boys sit back and allow their guests to school them on the game, when it started, where its future is and so much more. Ice Cube, the American rapper, actor, and filmmaker is the co-founder of this league which is why the league is so credible to this day. Unfortunately, with the pandemic still in existence, Will and Anthony only speculate for what’s to come - tune in as you don’t want to miss out on this conversation! Enjoy!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, Andy welcomes Liam - aka daddy - back from a 72-hour long bachelor weekend...yes, the Hoopstar is still single. The brain may have only been working at 20%, but as always the boys kept it 100 for this one. Beyond random ex-girlfriend calls and which NBA player has the highest body count, Andy and Liam rank Minnesota Timberwolves, Anthony Edwards’ poster on Yuta Watanabe, speculate which team Demarcus Cousins would fit better on, and why the Brooklyn Nets aren’t legit. Tune in if you enjoy personal life stories, hilarious basketball coverage, and all-around easy listening to get you through the day. Enjoy!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys open their hearts and confess their love for each other...just kidding. But, it is Valentine’s Day, so the boys briefly discuss the dating world and how the CEO of Bumble, Whitney Wolfe Herd, has connected millions of people through the app during the pandemic, as well as how much success it’s received in the first week of being public on NASDAQ’s stock market. Although Andy and Liam celebrate with a cold heart, there is still hope for their romantic future thanks to Bumble. Moving forward, a new segment incorporated into the show, “Couch Conversations” is something that Andy and Liam believe is much needed to casually engage their audience and give them more context in order to think deeper about the variety of topics talked about; topics from Zion Williamson being overrated to underrated to Lonzo Ball being a good fit in a Chicago Bulls uniform. Tune in for more conversations about Bill Russell being the ultimate GOAT, Jimmy Butler entering acting school, and Draymond Green’s shenanigans. Enjoy the episode!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys bring on the young and talented country artist, Levi Hummon! Son of Grammy award winner and songwriter Marcus Hummon, Hummon followed in his father’s footsteps and is on the cusp of becoming a star in the music industry. Recently dropped his latest single “A Home,” Hummon talks about the inspiration behind writing the song, falling in love, and foreshadowing this song to be included in his first official album. Tune in to the show to hear Hummon talk about the defining moment that led him to pursue music, touring with artists like Hunter Hayes and Tim McGraw, and what he’s up to next! Enjoy the episode and subscribe, AHA! 

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys bust a move over to the Washington Wizards and analyze what seems to be the cause of their sluggish start to the season. Although their defensive scheme allows the most points against them in the NBA, they rank 6th in most points scored and allow the fewest at-rim attempts in the league. However, data shows that the substantial amount of scoring against them is due to an excessive amount of fouling, too many wide-open shots given to the offensive player, and players out with injuries. Opposing teams are shooting a whopping 65% from all distances against them which explains why they allow so many points scored. Moving along in the episode, the boys bust a move over to Boston as point guard, Kemba Walker, misses a signature step-back shot to give them the win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Lebron James and Anthony Davis put on a clinic - AD tallied 18 points and 12 rebounds in the first half, ultimately finishing with 27 points and 14 boards, and James polished 21 points, 7 boards, and 7 dimes on the night. Capping off the episode, the boys bust a move into their “Man-To-Man Worthy or Keep It Movin’” segment and briefly talk about the legendary, late Sekou Smith, Kobe Bryant, and the Indiana Pacers’ poor performance against the Charlotte Hornets with LaMelo Ball capturing his first kodak moment on a put-back dunk over All-Star, Domantas Sabonis. Tune in to hear more and leave us a review if you enjoy the episode!

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On this week's episode of Man-To-Man, the boys celebrate their 50th episode - or "burger episode" in more or less a lack of terms - by interviewing Vanderbilt University basketball legend, Derrick Byars. Byars was drafted 42nd in the 2007 NBA Draft, played overseas basketball for more than a decade, and has been a part of Ice Cube's Big 3 basketball league ever since it was established in 2017. Tune in to hear more about Byars' story and everything that came along with his journey of making it to the professionals!

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In this week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys talk about girl problems, the blockbuster trade involving James Harden, Victor Oladipo, and Caris LeVert, multiple games being postponed, and what Adam Silver and the league will decide to do after March 4 (the last day of scheduled games as of now). This one is an action-packed episode filled with accelerating hot takes including but not limited to, Lamar Odem signing with Celebrity Boxing, DeMarcus Cousins, and OnlyFans. Tune in to the episode and allow the boys to brighten up your day. Share with your mom and getcha damn merch, AHA!

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This week’s episode of Man-To-Man, the boys bring on social media guru and founder of NBA Buzz, Mikey Domagala. Domagala, a 21-year-old from New York, started a basketball news and highlights page on Facebook at the age of 12 and has been non-stop grinding ever since. Over the course of nine years, hard work has paid off - Domagala has accumulated over 2 million followers on Facebook and has professional athletes and celebrities following his page on Instagram like Marc Cuban. He’s had the chance to interview Hall of Famers such as Nancy Lieberman, Shawn Kemp, and high-profile professionals like Reggie Miller, Demarcus Cousins, Steve Kerr, and more. Tune in to the episode to hear more stories about Giannis Antetokounmpo, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Lou Williams. This one’s a banger, don’t miss out. Enjoy!

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This week on Man-To-Man the boys open up their first episode of 2021 with an expression of gratitude, appreciation and acknowledgement to those who have supported the show thus far. To show their appreciation, one lucky contestant from their Twitch giveaway was randomly chosen and will be eligible for their choice of merchandise in the Man-To-Man online shop (listen to the episode to find out - getcha damn merch)! Moving on, the NBA concluded its first week of regular-season basketball games, and there are some unexpected teams who are cooking, and others...well, not steaming at all. The Orlando Magic, Atlanta Hawks are off to a blazing start, but the Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, and Toronto Raptors seem to struggle with finding consistency on both ends of the floor. More questions arose with Paul George as he threw a corner pass to a referee leaving people to claim him as “Pandemic P” once again, and Jordan Clarkson of the Utah Jazz was fined $25,000 for pushing referee Karl Lane. What did the refs do to deserve any of this? Tune in more to hear the boy’s hot takes around the league, who fits in where, and what certain teams have to do in order to make it over the hump. Enjoy!

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This week on Man-To-Man, the boys are back in action and rolling off the rip. Christmas games were had, recaps were taken, and Andy and Liam battle it out against one another in regards to picks of the week. Tune it to hear all about their hot takes, Kawhi missing games, and Duncan Robinson making history, only on Man-To-Man. Enjoy! 

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This week on Man-To-Man, the boys get into some pre-season action highlighting new faces in new places, standout rookies and sophomores like LaMelo Ball, Talen Horton-Tucker, and Anthony Davis having himself a pedicure on the bench. Next stop? Christmas week and Christmas day games. The NBA is back in full swing after the shortest off-season in history, and players look eager to get back on the floor and showcase their talents for their respective teams. Considering the Los Angeles Lakers won the 2019-20 NBA championship and went undefeated in pre-season, will they carry the momentum in the regular season debuting against their arch rivals, the Los Angeles Clippers? Will Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving look to be the favorites in the East over Giannis and the Milwaukee Bucks? And, will we see James Harden of the Houston Rockets in another jersey come the new year? The boys break it all down in this week’s episode. Enjoy!

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This week’s episode on Man-to-Man, the boys were feeling merry and had some exciting news to share! With the occasion of it being the “giving-back” season, Andy and Liam chose the organization, One Simple Wish to make a child’s holiday dream come true, and donated to Aulani, a 5-year-old little girl who loves to shop, but due to Covid money has been tight. The boys encouraged those who are fortunate enough to help someone in need during this holiday season. Moving on with the show, Man-To-Man was happy to have others involved in this episode. Questions and fiery hot takes were sent into the show from fans, family, and friends and thoughts and future speculations arose: “Will the Lakers repeat?”, “The Charlotte Hornets will be a higher seed than the Brooklyn Nets come playoffs,” and “Which rookie from last year will experience the Sophomore Slump?” As it felt long-overdue, the boys loved having others interacting with them, and this definitely won’t be the last time having people on the show to ask their questions, throw out hot takes, and talk basketball overall. With that being said, enjoy the episode! Aha!

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This week on Man-To-Man, the boys bring on certified Double Platinum singer and songwriter, Mitchell Tenpenny. Tenpenny, a Nashville native talks about how he developed a passion for music praising his grandmother for introducing him to well-known singers and songwriters at an early age. Although, when it came to playing music himself, country music wasn’t at the top of the list. Tenpenny started a band with friends in high school that revolved around heavy metal and rock. When asked what caused the transition from boy band to country pop he explained that his mother broke down in tears after listening to an acoustic version of a song he wrote and quickly joked about how maybe he should write songs that other people besides himself enjoyed. The rest is history - Tenpenny became a household country artist after hits like, “Bitches,” “Alcohol You Later,” and “Drunk Me.” Enjoy the show!

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The boys did it again - another fire episode featuring Platinum artist Marc E. Bassy. Bassy sits down to talk about his new single, “Free Like Me” and everything else from everyday life to being a die hard Golden State Warriors fan. The artist placed great emphasis on how easy it is to get caught up in your social life, and not living for yourself. “When you’re tied up in your social circle, relationship, or at work, you end up having all these things that you feel like you have to do when in reality if you just hopped in the whip and drove a thousand miles in any direction, it’s like all that shit is not real. You don’t have to do any of that.” Enjoy the episode!

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Season two is official upon us here at Man-To-Man, and if you thought the toilet bowl was clogged up, think again. Andy and Liam intend to shoot the shit even harder in season two, and it appears the NBA and commissioner Adam Silver has the same thing in mind. The NBA Board of Governors had a meeting for a push toward a pre-Christmas 2020-21 season start. The National Basketball Players Association still needs to approve the proposal, but it is likely to be passed. The boys discuss the proposal more in depth, transition to new head coaching hires, speculate if Kevin Durant is using his burner account again, and cap off the show with the new hire in Indiana and more questions about Victor Oladipo’s departure. Enjoy the show, and most importantly share with your moms. AHA!

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This week’s episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Liam open up the episode Joe Rogan style with interviewee Kyle Alexander of the Miami Heat. From University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Alexander has had a unique situation this year as far as his first season in the NBA. Asked to be a part of their team in the bubble, without hesitation Alexander agreed to join the team for a chance to win another title for Miami. Kyle expressed his frustrations of his knee injury that occurred in early January, as well as what his life has been like during quarantine. Nonetheless, with the Heat and Lakers battling it out for a chip, there were no complaints issued, and the boys wish nothing but success for Alexander and the rest of the Miami Heat. Enjoy the show!

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This week on Man-To-Man, Andy and Liam open up the show with respect to the Denver Nuggets for making NBA Playoff history overcoming a 3-1 deficit in both first and second rounds, ultimately giving themselves a chance to advance to the NBA Finals. But of course, like Jimmy Butler said in Game 6 against the Boston Celtics, “If you want to win in this league, you will have to face a Lebron James-led team. No other way around it.” The Nuggets’ miraculous come back streak fell short to the Lakers in the Western conference Finals in a final series score of 4-1, in which the Lakers will face a 12-3 Miami Heat team for all the marbles. Speaking of falling short, the boys talk about what went wrong with the Celtics, highlighting the lack of closing out games in the second half, which the C’s have no excuse in their pitiful performance given the fact the team has been to the Eastern Conference Finals the last three out of the four years. Will they make any big off-season changes? Moving forward, JR Smith is once again in headlines all thanks to rapper story Tory Lanez. In his most recent released songs on SoundCloud, Lanez is caught dissing Smith giving the narrative that Smith lacks the ability to hit shots. Andy is clearly team JR and speculates that Lanez is dissing Smith to gain clout - not to mention this is the same man who shot female rapper, Meg Thee Stallion in the foot a few months ago. Capping off the episode the boys talk about their continuous gambling addiction, noting that Andy finally placed himself back in the win column, while Liam is an impressive 17-2 in his last 19 bets. Enjoy the show, and most importantly share with your moms!

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This week around the NBA, Andy and Liam switch gears a bit and bring on a special guest who has been on the show before, Washington Wizards two-way player Garrison Mathews. Last time the boys spoke with Mathews, the NBA hiatus had just occurred, so conversations about what the future holds for his career moving forward took a large portion of the episode. This time around, the boys briefly revisited such topics, but kept things on a lighter note, receiving new information about Garrison that no one knew before, like listening to the song, “The Middle” by Zedd in his truck, or that he has a crush on Tik Tok star, Addison Rae. Tune in as the show is a fun and easy listen, enjoy!

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This week’s episode on Man-To-Man, the boys are eager to talk about everything in regards to Round 2 of the NBA Playoffs, from Jamal Murray getting cooked in Game 1 due to a lack of testosterone, Jimmy Butler strictly being on a business trip, to James Harden and the Houston Rockets defeating the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 1. Furthermore, the boys go around the league and bring up controversial questions like, “Is Kawhi in the GOAT conversation if he wins back-to-back rings?” and “Did the Brooklyn Nets make the right decision in hiring Steve Nash, despite having any prior coaching experience?” So much being discussed and so many takeaways in this episode, but the biggest question of them all - what next? Will we see Jason Tatum and the Boston Celtics regain control over the Toronto Raptors as the series is now tied 2-2? Will the Miami Heat send Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks out of the Playoffs, leading to uncertainty as to where Giannis may land next season? Will Ronnie2K and Kyle Lowry ever be friends again? The show has just begun, and you don’t want to be the one to miss out on the ride. Tune in to the boys, and enjoy!

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This week’s episode on Man-to-Man, the boys talk about the events leading up to why the Milwaukee Bucks initiated a boycott of Game 5 against the Orlando Magic, and what the NBA has decided to do in regards to Next Steps for the Black Lives Matter movement and social injustice. In today’s trying time, Andy and Liam side with the NBA and want to help impose change for future generations. But, what did the two-day boycott actually accomplish? The boycott created national news by starting continuous conversation, action instead of words, and putting the people of power in a place to start making decisions and changes such as governors, lawmakers, senators, etc. Moving forward in the episode, the boys catch listeners up with their segment, “Catching Up in the NBA,” and cap off the episode with some upcoming predictions for round 2 in the Payoffs, along with their Pacer Nation segment highlighting the firing of Head Coach Nate McMillan. Enjoy! And, go vote.

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This week’s episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Liam began the show with speculation, zooming in and analyzing the first week of the NBA Playoffs. Andy’s prediction of the Portland Trail Blazers beating the Lakers in a 7-game series started off strong, but as expected after Game 1, Lebron activated “Playoff Mode” and cooked the Blazers in Game 2 and 3. Moving forward, uh hello? Michael Conley, you got something to tell us? Why does it look like you were the one who gave birth instead of your wife? Nonetheless, congratulations to the new baby daddy, and good luck to the newborn because trust me, you will not need it. Furthermore, “Game of the Week” goes to the Dallas Mavericks and Luka Doncic, as he splashes a game-winner against the LA Clippers to tie the series 2-2. Someone may have to give Kawhi new batteries unless they want to lose in the first round. Doc Rivers, you can’t keep giving this guy Double A’s, premium oil is needed on a Ferrari to run smoothly. To cap off the episode, Jason Tatum wins, “Player of the Week,” cooking the Philadelphia 76ers and sending Brett Brown out of Philly. And, of course, the boys talk about their Pacers, coming to the realization that the Blue and Gold have a very good chance of being swept once again in the first round. With that being said, a new merch drop is here! Hit up one of the Man-To-Man boys to get your shirts. Enjoy the episode, and we’ll catch you next week.

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This week’s episode on Man-To-Man, the boys open up with the big announcement of joining Dah Radio, and will be airing their episodes on the Nothin But Net Channel every Monday at 4pm est. Big shit poppin, and little shit stoppin as one might say. Furthermore, the seeds have been planted, and the NBA Playoffs are finally upon us. The boys break down each series’ matchups, but one series who seems to be the most intriguing is the Los Angeles Lakers against the red hot, Portland Trail Blazers. On the spot, Andy changes his mind about his premature decision of the Lakers winning it all, and now has the Trail Blazers upsetting the juggernaut team in the first round. Has Andy lost his mind, or is this a legitimate hot take? Moving into the “Man-To-Man Worthy or Keep It Movin’” segment, Andy and Liam hit the brakes on the topic of players being allowed to bring up to four guest into the bubble once the conference semifinals start. But, wait...Adam Silver has prohibited Instagram models?? Apparently, each player must prove a “long-standing relationship” with the guests they bring, but who knows, maybe players will find a loophole to sneak someone in. Sorry Lou Will, no Magic City entertainers this time. To cap off the episode, the boys break down the game and player of the week, giving the Trail Blazers and Damian Lillard the praise they deserve, as well as shouting out their Pacers for finishing strong in the bubble. Are you ready for some juice? Enjoy!

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This week's episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Liam pave the way by opening up with the finalists for each NBA Award, including Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, 6th Man of the Year, Most Improved Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year. The three finalists for this year's 2020 MVP award include reigning MVP Giannis Antektekunmpo, Los Angeles Lakers' Lebron James and James Harden of the Houston Rockets. Although Giannis is the frontrunner to win the award and become 1 of 11 back-to-win winners, Andy believes James deserves the award, simply due to the season he's had with the Lakers - resurrecting that franchise and leading them to the number one spot in the West. Moving along in the episode, the boys discuss the twitter beef amongst the two All-Stars, Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers and LA Clippers' Paul George and Partrick Beverly. After Lillard missed two free throws in clutch moments against the Clippers, Patrick Beverly and George showed what Lillard likes to believe is a sign of respect by teasing Lillard's miss free throws. Lillard responds in a post-game interview saying, "it's okay because I've sent both of them home before in the playoffs." George's wife and Lillard's sister begin to get personal over social media as George's wife calls Lillard's sister a "hating ass whore." Crazy stuff right? To cap off the episode, Andy and Liam once again praise TJ Warren as the player of the week, glorifying Warren's in-game presence against the Lakers, leading them to an overall win over the number one team in the West. As always, namaste and PacerNation baby, AHA!

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This week’s episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Hoop finally get to talk about REAL NBA basketball...well, almost real except for the virtual fans. Nonetheless, the boys opened up the show with the two games on opening night - the hungry New Orleans Pelicans vs the Utah Jazz, and the Los Angeles Lakers vs the LA Clippers. With Pelicans forward Zion Williamson placed on a minute-restriction, Williamson did not play the last eight minutes of the game, resulting in a two point win for the Jazz at the end regulation. Lebron James and the fully-loaded Lakers steal a win over the rosterless LA Clippers, as James grabs his own put-back rebound for the go-ahead bucket in the final minute of regulation. Clippers guard Paul George attempts a game winner in final seconds, but ricochets off the back iron. Hoop raises concerns for the Lakers as they seem to “lackluster” at times when leading in games. Andy concurs, but notes the Clippers aren’t a consistent team either, playing all season without a healthy roster. The boys transition into their `` Man-to-Man Worthy or Keep it Movin’” segment, discussing matters related to players and coaches kneeling or choosing to stand during the National Anthem. Andy says individuals on teams should be challenged to go back to their communities and donate money or get involved with educating clubs and organizations of lower-to-middle class people on how to vote, or donate money for children who are preparing for school providing them laptops and school supplies. To cap off the episode, we see our first 50 BURGER in the bubble. Was it James Harden? Was it Luka Doncic? No, it was TJ Warren of our very own Indiana Pacers. Warren proves he isn’t just worth cash considerations and also proves that he is someone to note worthy of being a franchise player in this league. Congrats to Warren, and Pacer Nation baby. Aha! Enjoy the episode!

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This week's episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Hoop discuss the many players who have recently left the bubble due to family emergencies, like Patrick Beverly and Montrez Harrell. On the other hand, Alex Caruso was left with the opportunity to attend his sister's wedding in Austin, Texas but decided to stay with the Lakers knowing the responsibility is greater now that Avery Bradley and Rajon Rondo are out. Furthermore, Andy and Hoop top off the "Man-to-Man Worthy or Keep it Movin'" segment with none other than reigning sixth man of the year, Lou Williams. Williams was another player who decided to recently leave the bubble due to the death of a close friend, but was then caught on Instagram attending the Magic City strip club in Atlanta shortly after the viewing. In consequence, Williams will have to quarantine for 10 days in the bubble without the reality of getting buckets with his team for the first two seeding games. Speaking of getting buckets, Bol Bol for the Denver Nuggets displayed an incredible debut, scoring 16 points and grabbing 10 boards off the glass. Bol Bol seems to not only be a fan favorite, but also someone who the Nuggets will utilize more in upcoming games. To cap off the episode, the boys review the first two scrimmage games of the Indiana Pacers in their Pacers segment. Victor Oladipo seems to be getting his footing back and in game shape scoring 16 points in the second game against the Dallas Mavericks. Although Domantas Sabonis will exit the bubble due to a severe foot injury, the Pacers went 2-0 in the first two scrimmage games and continue to tread on in adversity. Enjoy! 

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This week’s episode on Man-To-Man, Andy and Liam wonder if JR Smith has received a blanket, talk about how the Lakers will fill the point guard guard position with Avery Bradley opting out the rest of the season and Rajon Rondo out for 6-8 weeks due to a fractured thumb, go through different topics in the ‘Man-To-Man Worthy or Keep it Movin’ segment, and cap off the episode with a new gambling segment called, “Who’s Hot & Who’s Not.” Kentavious Caldwell-Pope seems to be the next best option to run the point guard position for the Lakers as head coach Frank Vogel hinted to the media that he played exceptionally well earlier in the season when Avery Bradley was injured. Victor Oladipo is reconsidering his original decision of sitting out for the rest of the season due to prioritizing his health, as he tells the media there is a “strong possibility” he will return to the team once they hit the floor. James Harden’s contradictory mask quickly hits Twitter as Harden was seen entering the bubble with a Blue Lives Matter mask, but Harden expressed his cluelessness to the meaning of the mask and stating he wore it because he thought it looked cool. Who will we see start out strong? Should Oladipo return to the team or sit out for his future health? And, how much money will you lose once gambling on NBA games comes back to action? Enjoy!

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This week’s episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Liam recap the conference call between NBA execs and owners, as well as players from the National Basketball Players Association, including key individuals like Kyrie Irving. Irving proposed that the players take a stand and not return to the NBA season - rather continue to fixate their energy on the BLM movement. Irving and other players like Los Angeles guard, Avery Bradley have teamed up with multiple other stars around the league to create a coalition and challenge not only NBA commissioner Adam Silver but also other league constituents – from the commissioner’s office, ownership level, management and the players association to act upon racial oppression and commit to donating to certain charities and challenge the league to come up with a detailed plan on issues of importance to the black community before the NBA’s restart in Orlando. Moving forward in the episode, the young studs examine bits and pieces of the “page health and safety protocol handbook” which includes a 113 page outline of rules and tips for players and teams while in the bubble. Certain rules like, “no doubles in ping pong, decks of cards will be disposed after each session, and a player may not visit another player in their hotel room” were just some of the points reviewed in the episode. Another big question about the restart is how many people will actually choose to play for their respected teams in Orlando? Indiana Pacers guard, Victor Oladipo is one to keep an eye out for as the season-restart gets closer. Oladipo in an interview, he plans to ramp up activity with the Pacers starting next week and evaluate his repair torn quad tendon prior to making a final commitment to playing in the seasons restart in Orlando. Other players like John Wall and Kevin Durant have already chosen to sit out the remainder of the season, but what about players who simply don’t want to return because of Irving’s point? Regardless, all we know is, the NBA is back. Enjoy.

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This specific episode on Man-to-Man, Andy and Liam sit down with Nashville artist and rapper ChanseFlash, who has hit an impressive 80,000 plus listens on his debut album titled, "The Blood Diamond." The purpose of the episode was to not only highlight a young and talented artist in the making, but to also allow a young black american male to share his perspective on life growing up and his thoughts around the chaos currently happening in the world. In the events of George Floyd's tragic murder and continuous police brutality, the conversation transitioned into a deeper discussion as Flash was generous enough to share his thoughts on the topic, as well as stories from his life that resulted in racial profiling, stereotypes, and social injustice. To cap off the episode, Andy and Liam convey the message that white americans need to increasingly do better as a whole and help our black communities to make a change in this country. Man-to-Man supports the BLM movement and has donated $50 to the George Floyd GoFundMe as all proceeds will go to the Floyd family (link below in description). To all of the Black communities out there - we hear you, we see you, and we stand with you. Power to the people - Rest in Paradise to George Floyd and the many other lives that have been taken away from us due to police brutality and social injustice. Enjoy.