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We got a great show lined up today as we break down the week ahead, take a look at which teams have the best schedules, and identify the players that you guys should consider streaming in this upcoming week ahead.

A quick shout out to all of our listeners. More of you guys are tuning in. Thank you guys so consider streaming this upcoming week ahead.

A quick shout out to all of our listeners.

More of you guys are tuning in.

Thank you guys so much.

It's actually been quite spectacular on the YouTube side, especially.

And whether you guys are new to the show or you guys are longtime supporters, we are very glad you're here.

And on today's episode, we're breaking down the week ahead.

We've got 16 teams playing four games this week, 12 teams playing three games and two teams playing two games this

week. Uh, those unlucky souls are Atlanta and Cleveland. It's a lot of games this week. 10

teams without back to backs. And, uh, in my notes, I had them them all highlighted but i don't have them highlighted anymore

but i digress uh there are i thought teams without back to backs only a few situations that stood

out to me we had indiana um brooklyn i had highlighted i had had highlighted Golden State and Cleveland. Why? Because

the tanking situations in Indiana and Brooklyn get harder to manage if you're tanking teams.

I don't think it's going to impact Indy, but Brooklyn, you might see Michael Porter try to shoot his way out of his shooting slump is kind of just something I've been watching.

And I mean, he can't hit the side of a barn right now.

And then in Golden State, you got the whole Al Horford factor, Steph Curry, if he was to theoretically get back, the no back to backs help him there.

And then in Cleveland, I think we're starting to see them want to play Donovan Mitchell a little bit less. And you've got James Harden banged up. So the no back to backs might help those guys. 17 teams with one back to backs. I think I didn't really catch anything there that was worth mentionings. Doc, when you jump in here, you can let me know if you saw something that caught your eye there.

And then the three teams with two back-to-backs did catch my eye.

The Clippers are one of them.

And you have to wonder about Kauai Leonard and John Collins at this point.

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