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On why he thrashed me on TikTok for months and months. On the highs and lows of athlete representation. On why certain baseball execs make him sick. On the joys and pains of social media.

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On voicing &quot;Only God Can Judge Me: The Many Lives of Tupac Shakur.&quot; On the changing nature of audio book recordings. On transition from acting to news television.

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Mark Medina: Longtime NBA writer/reporter

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