Canada’s Bridget Carleton is getting ready for her second Olympics and her sixth season in the WNBA. It’s been an exciting year so far, with a thriller of an Olympic Qualifying event, and then a historic game in the Euroleague. Bridget Carleton comes on the podcast to chat with host Philip Drost to talk about it.

The NCAA March Madness tournament is almost over, and Coach O returns to Canada’s Court to talk about what the Final Four will look like for both the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament. Listen to host Philip Drost and Olivier Jean-Charles chat about the tournament, and what you can expect in the final games. Also hear an update on the NCAA March Madness Tournament Challenge by Canada’s Court.

The first two rounds of March Madness are done. There were upsets and there were convincing victories at the NCAA basketball tournament. Host Philip Drost and Coach O take a look at who impressed in the first weekend, and what matchups to watch going forward.

It's March Madness time! And there are some Canadian stars ready for the big moment, such as Zach Edey, Ryan Nembhard and many more. Canadian basketball expert Oren Weisfeld comes on Canada's Court to talk with host Philip Drost about the players, and who to watch in both the men's and women's NCAA tournaments.

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The Toronto Raptors went from an exciting three game winning streak to the tough news that Scottie Barnes would be out indefinitely with a hand fracture. Sportsnet sideline reporter Savanna Hamilton jumps on Canada's Court to talk with host Philip Drost about the Toronto Raptors and their final month and a half of the NBA season.

Will Harrison watches hundreds of basketball games in a year as part of his job as the west coast scout for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Host Philip Drost talks with the Ontario native about becoming a scout, what his days are like, and some of the surreal moments he's had working for the Cavs.

Just when Kayla Alexander felt they were out of it, Canada's women's basketball team was able to qualify for the 2024 Olympics. Kayla Alexander comes on the podcast to chat with host Philip Drost about the rollercoaster experience, her international career, and preparing for the Olympics.

The Canadian women's basketball team was able to qualify for the 2024 Olympics, but the way they got their was anything but ordinary. After only winning one of their three games, their fate fell into the hands of the Spanish team that had beaten them a few days earlier. Philip Drost and Raptors HQ Editor-In-Chief Chelsea Leite discuss the tournament, and what to look forward to at the Olympics in Paris.

The Toronto Raptors made two big trades at the NBA trade deadline, marking their final major adjustments of the season. The Raptors traded Kira Lewis Jr., Otto Porter Jr. and a 2024 first-round pick to the Utah Jazz in exchange for Kelly Olynyk and guard Ochai Agbaji. Then the Raptors sent Dennis Schröder and Thad Young to the Brooklyn Nets for Spencer Dinwiddie, who they later waived. Freelance journalist Oren Weisfeld shares his thoughts on the trade deadline with host Philip Drost.