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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' third straight loss after falling to the 76ers. They dive into what went wrong, why the offence remained a bright spot despite the result, and the bounce-back performances from Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett. The guys also discuss Toronto's questionable defensive effort and their strategy of testing Joel Embiid early. Later, they look ahead to a daunting stretch of games, the growing concern if Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes remain sidelined, whether a five-game skid is looming, and check in on the biggest storylines from around the NBA.

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Amit Mann recaps Toronto's loss to the 76ers where RJ Barrett recorded a double-double. Immanuel Quickley shot the ball well and Collin Murray-Boyles was a monster defending the rim. However, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown and Philadelphia's bench threw enough haymakers to slow the Raptors down.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' frustrating loss to the Celtics after building a 20-point lead and knocking down 10 threes in the first quarter. They discuss how Toronto may have played its best basketball of the season despite the result, where things unraveled late, standout performances from Allen Graves and the bench mob, and whether Darko Rajaković should have leaned on Graves down the stretch. Later, Kate Scott (24:54) joins the show to preview tonight's matchup with the 76ers and assess the current state of Philadelphia.

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Amit Mann recaps Toronto's loss to the Boston Celtics as 4th quarter execution, play-calling and turnovers were their undoing against a savvy Boston squad. The Raptors led by as much as 22 behind great 3-point shooting, active defence and toughness, but the Celtics showed their poise and experience. Allen Graves, Alijah Martin and Ja'Kobe Walter were among the best players for Toronto.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner react to Scottie Barnes being ruled out again ahead of tonight's matchup with the Celtics and discuss whether Boston coming off a back-to-back could benefit Toronto. They dive into Paul George's big night against the 76ers, the Celtics' win in Philadelphia, and the awkward pre-game interaction between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. Later, Joe Wolfond joins the show to break down George's fit alongside Tatum, Jakob Poeltl's rim protection, and the growing concern surrounding the Raptors' mounting injuries before wrapping up with final thoughts on Raptors vs. Celtics.

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Blake Murphy returns alongside Matt Bonner to help break down the Raptors' shorthanded loss to the Memphis Grizzlies 118-102. They evaluate the team's injury report ahead of an important stretch of games, the effort from Toronto's depth last night, Jakob Poeltl's pair of bounce-back performances, and the Grizzlies' recipe for success. Fran Fraschilla (27:47), ESPN NCAA and draft analyst, joins the show to discuss his new book "Don't Mess with Happy: Stories and Lessons from a Lifetime on Both Sides of the Court" and share his view on the current state of college basketball.

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Amit Mann breaks down the Toronto Raptors’ 118-102 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, including the challenges of playing without several key contributors, Jamal Shead stepping up with 20 points and 11 assists, and Toronto struggling to overcome Memphis’ size and second-half three-point shooting.

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Amit Mann and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' NBA Cup victory over the Bucks, including a sluggish start that turned into a dominant second-half performance. They highlight standout nights from Alijah Martin and Jamal Shead before welcoming Grizzlies analyst and former NBA guard Brevin Knight to discuss Memphis' strong start and whether their three-point shooting can hold up all season. Later, Dan Devine (26:32) joins for a round of NBA true or false and helps preview tonight's Raptors-Grizzlies matchup.

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Amit Mann and Matt Bonner preview the Raptors' NBA Cup showdown against the Bucks and explain why it's a must-win opportunity against a struggling Milwaukee squad. They assess Darko Rajaković's tenure so far, his impact on the team's culture and identity, and whether the Raptors are living up to their intended standards. Plus, a look at RJ Barrett's future in Toronto before former NBA guard and Bucks analyst Wesley Matthews (27:37) joins the show to discuss Milwaukee's rocky start, rebuilding on the fly, life on a losing team, older rookies, and the disappearance of the true NBA role player.

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Amit Mann and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' blowout loss to the Nuggets, focusing on the disastrous third quarter that changed the game. They discuss whether it was poor defence, bad pace, or simply Denver showing why they're a championship contender, plus Immanuel Quickley's struggles, Nikola Jokić's praise for Scottie Barnes' defence, and questions surrounding Jakob Poeltl's role. Later, Paul Jones (27:37) joins the show to react to the loss and discuss how the Raptors need to respond to adversity.

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Amit Mann recaps the Raptors' 128-109 loss to the Nuggets in Denver and touched on Toronto's third quarter offensive collapse, Collin Murray-Boyles' matchup against Nikola Jokic, Scottie Barnes lack of imposing his will, observing mismatches, and much more! Plus, we hear from head coach Darko Rajaković after the loss.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by 17-year NBA veteran Eddie Johnson to break down the Suns' slow start, whether a lengthy homestand can get Phoenix back on track, and the state of the Nuggets ahead of their matchup with the Raptors. They also discuss Nikola Jokić's workload, the realities of training camp and recovery in today's NBA, and the defensive impact of Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes. Later, Blake and Matt wrap up with a preview of Raptors-Nuggets.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors’ comeback win over the Clippers, including Scottie Barnes’ dominant fourth-quarter takeover, his role throughout the game, and whether Toronto’s rally says more about the Raptors or a struggling Clippers squad. The guys also discuss Jamison Battle’s recent emergence and the current state of the Clippers. Later, Raptors 905 GM Scott Brown Jr. (29:49) joins the show to discuss his first season in the role and the outlook for the 905.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner open this week on The Raptors Show breaking down the Raptors' busy weekend. They begin with Sunday night's loss to the Lakers with thoughts on Luka Doncic's big night offensively, Toronto's issues on the defensive end, the strong effort from the Raptors' bench unit to close the game, and the rotation without Jakob Poeltl in the lineup. They also touch on Collin Murray-Boyles play to start the season and Scottie Barnes' career-high 41 points during Friday night's NBA Cup loss to the Magic. Later, Sportsnet's Michael Grange (23:34) joins live from LA to recap the Raps' weekend, share an update on the injury report, and set the stage for tonight's clash with the Clippers.

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Daniele Franceschi recaps the Raptors' 131-125 loss to the Lakers in L.A. to start their 4-game road trip and the first of their back-to-back. He touched on Kawhi Leonard's absence affecting the team, substitution decisions without Jakob Poeltl in the lineup, Luka Dončić scoring 45 points, Lakers' roster construction around Luka, Scottie Barnes' performance and matchup with the L.A. star, who needs to shoulder more offensive responsibilities and much more! Plus, we hear from head coach Darko Rajaković after the loss.

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Amit Mann recaps Toronto’s loss in their opening NBA Cup game to the Orlando Magic despite Scottie Barnes scoring a career-high 41 points. The Magic made adjustments from the previous meeting and got hot three while the Raptors struggled to execute down the stretch.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Orlando Magic broadcaster Jeff Turner to discuss the challenges of facing the same team in back-to-back games, whether the Magic can rebound from their blowout loss to Toronto, and how Orlando can crack the Raptors' elite defence. They also dive into the NBA Cup implications, the impact of the Magic's injuries, and Turner's memories from the 1984 Olympics and his playing career. Later, Mychal Thompson (25:54) joins the show to break down the Lakers' strong start, Luka Dončić and JJ Redick's influence, the state of the team without LeBron James, his expectations for the Raptors, and a preview of Sunday's Raptors-Lakers matchup.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors’ impressive win over the Magic, highlighting the defensive effort that fueled the victory and Scottie Barnes’ strong response after being held scoreless in his previous game. They also assess RJ Barrett’s standout performance and discuss whether concerns are warranted over Jakob Poeltl’s slow start to the season. Later, Fred Katz (24:09) joins the show to examine the state of the Knicks, what's behind their sluggish opening stretch, and whether expectations following last season's success are contributing to their early-season struggles.

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Amit Mann breaks down the Toronto Raptors’ 129-99 win over the Orlando Magic, including Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett leading the way, Toronto getting back to its defensive and transition identity, and strong bench contributions from Jamal Shead and Trayce Jackson-Davis.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner open today's show alongside Kendra Douglas (06:04), Magic host and reporter, ahead of tonight's clash against the Raptors. She shares how the first week of the season has gone in Orlando under new head coach Sean Sweeney, and highlights Jase Richardson's development and Wendell Carter Jr.'s play. Later, Alvin Williams (24:00), Sportsnet analyst and former Raptor, joins to discuss how the Raptors will manage without Kawhi Leonard, the string of early season injuries around the league, Toronto's foul trouble to start the year, early concerns from three-point range, Jamal Shead's slow start to the season, and more!

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner open today's show alongside Mo Dakhil, NBATV contributor and former NBA video coordinator. They chat about the early injury issues facing the Thunder, who needs to step up to keep the team in the mix, first impressions of the new-look Timberwolves featuring Lamelo Ball, the Rockets' system with Fred VanVleet at the point, and the Grizzles' hot start to the season. The guys then react to news of Kawhi Leonard receiving treatment to address swelling in his left knee and discuss how the Raptors will operate without Leonard on the floor. Blake and Matt wrap up with a look ahead to Wednesday's clash against the Magic and how Darko Rajaković will deploy his lineup.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' ugly loss to the Timberwolves, including Kawhi Leonard's late scratch, Toronto's first game without him, and whether there's any reason for concern moving forward. They discuss Scottie Barnes' scoreless outing, the team's ongoing three-point shooting struggles, and whether this was the most disappointing performance of the season. In the second hour, the guys evaluate Toronto's defensive outlook, assess the state of the Timberwolves, and take a trip around the NBA.

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Amit Mann recaps the Raptors' 117-94 loss to the Timberwolves, their first of the season and touched on Scottie Barnes' scoreless night, Kawhi Leonard's late scratch before the game, Minnesota's run-and-gun offence, Jakob Poeltl's matchup against Rudy Gobert and offensive usage, Ja'Kobe Walter's spot start and much more! Plus, we hear from head coach Darko Rajaković after the loss.

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Amit Mann recaps the Raptors' 112-102 win against the Wizards in Washington D.C. and touched on Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett leading the team on offence especially in the fourth quarter, the defensive pressure on the Wizards, the amount of foul calls on both ends of the court, Kawhi Leonard's conditioning early in the season, and much more! Plus we hear from head coach Darko Rajaković after the game!

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by former Raptors coach PJ Carlesimo to discuss what it was like coaching Matt, his time in Toronto, the evolution of the NBA, and his thoughts on this season’s Raptors squad. Later, Wizards play-by-play voice Dave Johnson (30:04) weighs in on the additions of Anthony Davis and Trae Young, whether Washington can push for a playoff spot, how the new-look roster impacts younger players, and previews tonight’s matchup against Toronto.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors’ 135-92 blowout victory over the Bulls to open the season. They share their first impressions of Kawhi Leonard’s re-debut in Toronto, look into how the group limited Chicago’s offence to under 32% from the field, and highlight what aspects still need work as the season progresses. The guys also chat about Caleb Wilson’s less than memorable debut, Yaxel Lendeborg’s back-and-forth with Luka Doncic. Later, the guys wrap up the show with their final thoughts from opening night.

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Amit Mann recaps Toronto’s opening night win vs. the Bulls as the Raptors took care of business vs. an inexperienced Chicago team. Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes had flashes of brilliance while Immanuel Quickley got hot from deep and paced the offence through some sluggish moments.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap opening night around the NBA before Raptors GM Bobby Webster (18:01) joins the show. Webster discusses the arrival of opening night, the impact of Kawhi Leonard, rising expectations for the Raptors, and the thinking behind bringing back Jamal Shead. Later, Kyle Anderson (33:46) stops by to talk about his role in Toronto, playing alongside Bonner, and his excitement for the season ahead. The guys wrap up with their final thoughts before tip-off.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner kick off the show with Tom Haberstroh to preview the start of the NBA season. They discuss the state of the Philadelphia 76ers following the addition of LeBron James, the team's biggest concerns, the depth of Philly's bench, the strength of its starting five, and why Tom is bullish on the Raptors this season. Later, Raptors guard Jamal Shead (27:18) joins the show to discuss the story behind his jersey number change, Toronto's growth and development, how last season's playoff run helped shape his game, working out with Jarrett Allen during the offseason, his reaction to the Raptors acquiring Kawhi Leonard, and what he's learned from him so far.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Michael Grange to preview the Raptors' season ahead of opening night. They discuss Kawhi Leonard’s return and what he could mean for Toronto, the growing excitement around the team, remaining concerns, and where the Raptors fit in a loaded Eastern Conference. Plus, they examine the impact of losing Sandro Mamukelashvili, RJ Barrett’s importance in a contract year, and whether an extension is on the horizon. Later, Law Murray (29:48) joins the show to break down the Clippers’ outlook post-Kawhi, assess his potential impact in Toronto, and reveal his NBA power rankings.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' 122-120 preseason loss vs. the Knicks as exhibition play continues in the leadup to the regular season. They discuss the defensive performance for the Raptors vs. players like Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns - what did Jakob Poeltl look like vs. the Knicks? They also get into RJ Barrett's offensive display, Scottie Barnes's midrange package, and the difficulty in assessing the bench unit with few minutes to judge before the season begins. Afterwards, Nate Duncan (23:00) stops by to chat with Blake on the Raptors defensive potential, how the addition of Kawhi Leonard will change Toronto on both sides of the ball, how both the cap and the team's current salary structure might help or hinder their ability to improve the roster via trade, and the biggest threats in an improved Eastern Conference.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner kick off The Raptors Show with a full preview of the Eastern Conference, focusing on where the Raptors fit into the mix and why Matt believes Toronto has a path to the top of the East. They also discuss whether the New York Knicks are poised for a step back and if Giannis Antetokounmpo can elevate the Miami Heat into true contender status. Later, the guys continue their Eastern Conference breakdown, examining the Cleveland Cavaliers (30:25), the rising Detroit Pistons, and whether the Atlanta Hawks could emerge as a sleeper team this season.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' dominant preseason win over the Knicks, discussing Kawhi Leonard's debut, Toronto's defensive improvement, and whether the performance is worth buying into. Later, Ja'Kobe (24:41) Walter joins the show to discuss last season's playoff run, the team's chemistry, his confidence as a shooter, and his reaction to Kawhi arriving in Toronto. Plus, Jaden Bradley (36:32) stops by to share his draft-day experience and the style of play he plans to bring to the Raptors.

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Amit Mann breaks down the Toronto Raptors' dominant 148–98 preseason victory over the New York Knicks, highlighted by Kawhi Leonard's impressive return and Scottie Barnes' efficient performance. He also examines Collin Murray-Boyles' development, Allen Graves' debut, and the team's growing chemistry and defensive intensity ahead of the regular season.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner kick off a new season of The Raptors Show by diving into the renewed buzz surrounding the Raptors after the acquisition of Kawhi Leonard. They discuss whether Toronto has emerged as a legitimate playoff contender, react to the team waiving Chucky Hepburn, break down the first two preseason games, and assess what they've seen from the starting unit ahead of tonight's matchup with the Knicks. Later, Raptors centre Jakob Poeltl (32:35) joins the show to discuss his offseason preparation, his reaction to the Kawhi Leonard trade, and the impact Leonard could have on Toronto's outlook this season. Blake and Matt close the episode with their final thoughts and key storylines to watch in tonight's preseason contest.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner give their assessment of the Raptors’ roster heading into the season and react to notable Media Day comments from Kawhi Leonard, Darko Rajaković, Scottie Barnes and other Raptors. Following that, you'll hear from Jamison Battle who touches on his summer, offseason work, next steps in his career and more.

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Bobby Webster speaks to media about trading for Kawhi Leonard and patiently waiting for the NBA to conclude their investigation into the veteran forward. He also speaks on expectations for the upcoming season, Ja’Kobe Walter, Collin Murray-Boyles and Jakob Poeltl. Afterwards, Blake Murphy discusses the state of Toronto’s roster and how their rotation looks heading into the season.

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Amit Mann recaps Toronto’s loss in their Summer League finale and breaks down what we learned over the five games about Allen Graves, Nate Bittle, Seth Lundy and more. He also discusses the 3-team trade that sent Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks.

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Amit Mann recaps Toronto’s 99-90 win vs. Miami in Summer League where Allen Graves, Nate Bittle and Seth Lundy had some of their best games thus far. Afterwards, he talks what Kawhi Leonard will open up for the Raptors and LeBron James’ options as he debates his next team.
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Amit Mann recaps Toronto's 94-93 win over Indiana in their game of Summer League while discussing Seth Lundy, Nimari Burnett, Nate Bittle, Jamarion Sharp, Jaden Bradley, Allen Graves and more.

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Amit Mann discusses the latest reports on why Kawhi Leonard's trade to Toronto has yet to become official and also breaks down what we saw from Allen Graves, Jamarion Sharp, Nate Bittle and more as the Raptors fell in overtime to the Boston Celtics in their first game at Summer League.

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Blake Murphy hosts an emergency pod with the reported news of the Toronto Raptors nearing a deal to bring back Kawhi Leonard for Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick and multiple future picks. Blake is joined by The Stein Line's Marc Stein (2:44) to sort through a potential contract extension with Kawhi and retiring in Toronto. Then, co-host Matt Bonner (13:47) stops by to get his thoughts on how the forward can adjust to Darko Rajaković's style of play, his injury concerns, how the team will perform if Kawhi isn't available, and who replaces Sandro Mamukelashvili's spark off the bench if he doesn't return. Next, Sportsnet's Michael Grange (30:31) weighs in on the level of risk the Raptors' front office is willing to get into, Bobby Webster's 'big swings', Scottie Barnes-Kawhi dynamic, and Sandro's free agency market. Next, JD Bunkis (52:46) on the fan perspective with the rumours that Kawhi was open to return to Toronto 7-years later, not signing back in 2019, and how the team will continue their offseason additions. Radio analyst Paul Jones (1:13:19) gives his take on the reported price at age 35, his relationship with Raptors' health staff including Alex McKechnie, winning games without Ingram and if Leonard sits out, and what else is needed for the roster. To wrap up, Raptors Republic's Samson Follk (1:28:11) looks at Kawhi's on-court fit, how RJ Barrett can benefit from his arrival, and how this can move Toronto's ceiling forward.

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Amit Mann and Daniele Franceschi react to the Raptors selecting Santa Clara forward Allen Graves with the 19th overall pick. They give raw reactions to the pick, touch on his path to the league, go through his scouting report, and where he fits in with the Raptors. Later, they look at what fans can expect, Graves' long-term upside, who they may have selected instead, before listening in on his post-draft media availability.

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In a bonus episode of The Raptors Show, Amit Mann reacts to locker cleanout day and breaks down Darko Rajaković’s key comments. He dives into the latest on Gradey Dick’s reported openness to a trade, what Darko had to say about his young guard, and the Raptors’ biggest needs heading into a pivotal offseason.
 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors’ playoff elimination in Game 7, discussing what went wrong and examining how Cleveland was propelled by a dominant performance from Jarrett Allen. They highlight the key positives from the season and evaluate the potential futures of Scottie Barnes, Collin Murray-Boyles, and RJ Barrett. Additionally, they take a look at roster construction and share their reactions to the Raptors’ end-of-year press conference.

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Amit Mann recaps the Raptors 114-102 loss in Game 7 to the Cavaliers and touched on the officiating, Jarrett Allen's monster game on offence and on the boards, lack of presence from Jakob Poeltl, Cleveland's third quarter stretch, Scottie Barnes' foul trouble, playing through injuries throughout the series, Darko Rajaković coaching in his first playoff games and more. Plus, we hear head coach's post-game comments and looked back at the positives from the 7-game series.

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Amit Mann and Daniele Franceschi recap the Raptors' 112-110 win vs. the Cavaliers in Game 6 at Scotiabank Arena! They get right to RJ Barrett's game-winning shot with less than two seconds to go in overtime, Barrett's overall job on offence for his hometown team, Scottie Barnes with a superstar effort on both ends of the court, the massive outings from Collin Murray-Boyles and Jamal Shead and much more! Plus, they get into the coaching job from Darko Rajaković, and look ahead to Game 7 in Cleveland.  

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Blake Murphy is joined by Joe Wolfond of the Raptors in 7 Substack to discuss how Toronto will operate on offence if Brandon Ingram is unavailable, key matchups and more. Afterwards, Justin Rowan (28:50) of the Chase Down Podcast joins to talk Jarrett Allen, Evan Mobley and the mental toughness of Cleveland.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap Toronto’s Game 5 loss to the Cavaliers, highlighting the Raptors' fourth quarter offensive lull that led to their undoing. Blake and Matt discuss how Darko Rajaković used his challenge, end-of-quarter sloppiness, Scottie Barnes’ first half performance, RJ Barrett’s game, and more! Afterwards, Producer Amit Mann joins Blake to look at different ways Toronto can create offence and extend the series in Game 6.

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Amit Mann and Daniele Franceschi recap the Raptors' 125-120 loss to the Cavaliers in Game 5 and touched on Brandon Ingram leaving the game with a heel injury, the level of aggression by Scottie Barnes and the team toning down in the fourth quarter compared to the start of the game, Cleveland's surge on offence in the final frame, and much more! Plus, the guys talk about the early challenge, the officiating before hearing from head coach Darko Rajaković's post-game comments.

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