The sports landscape moves fast, and most people only see the headlines. This monthly FreeGame series pulls back the curtain on the work happening behind the scenes. From client updates to landscape insights, this is a look at how our team is building an athlete-first organization, by players, for players.

Greg Fahey, Associate Head Coach and General Manager at Hampton MBB, joins the show to discuss his journey from Jersey to coaching at nearly every level of basketball. We cover the HBCU landscape, his day-to-day as GM, creative fundraising, recruiting and retention strategies, and how NIL is reshaping college basketball’s front-office roles.

A breakdown of the Japanese basketball market - covering league structure, salaries, roster rules, culture, domestic talent pipelines, global footprint and more. Real-world insights and resources to help you navigate the B.League and beyond.

Engineering student. Big time basketball recruit. NCAA Final Four appearance. 11 years overseas. Slovenian National team member. Tech Founder. And more. Jordan Morgan is not your average pro. We dive into hoops, dual citizenship, building a tech company & lessons from life abroad.

After two years developing on loan, 208cm Japanese center Tominari “Toyo” Kano is officially returning to Sunrockers Shibuya for the 2025-26 B1 season.

Explore Korea's professional basketball landscape with this interactive map of all KBL team locations. See where each team plays and plan your next hoops-inspired journey across the country.

Coach Tyler Gatlin returns to the pod after 4.5 years! From ABA GM to G League assistant and Head Coach, to leading roles in Japan’s B.League and now back in Korea with the Korean Basketball League (KBL), his journey is packed with international insight. He’s also helping athletes globally through EPIK Sports Group with camps, coaching trips, and career development.

Ten years ago, I walked away from my 9-5 job with no backup plan, no income, and a gut feeling that I was meant for something more. Since then, I’ve traveled to 46 countries, built a business, got fired, got a masters degree, slept on couches, and plenty more ups and downs. One constant is that I kept betting on myself. This isn’t a guide to success. Just a reminder: if your dreams don’t sound a little crazy, they might not be big enough.