A special episode with a special guest as Lindsay Hamilton from TSN joins Zaya and Bryce. Conversations range from broadcasting in a pandemic and gender equality and equity in basketball. Jurassic Views also puts Lindsay on the spot by asking her April's question, will the Raptors make the play-in.

On dark, rainy, wet dog days you need some slivers of sunlight to touch your skin. Bryce takes time to feel again after a numbing loss to the Denver Nuggets.

3 good quarters left us one short and gave us another loss, number 36. Games are running out and the playoffs look far away. It's bleak y'all.

Bryce breaks down the growing trends that might keep the Raptors out of the play in after a win versus the lowly Cavs. The Raptors did win and it was simple mathematics with the Cavs on a back to back, on the road and without Sexton and Nance Jr.

This episode is a complete tangent conversation on franchise success and the involvement of ownership. It all boils down to one phrase, "show me the money".

Zaya and Bryce quickly review a neat and tidy defeat to a red hot New York Knicks team before discussing the incredibly resilient career of Derrick Rose.

Zaya and Bryce talk about how good it is to see the core back in their starting and natural positions and playing stretches where they dominated the Nets. Jurassic Views however did keep their one foot on the ground in admitting there's a long way still to go including the fact that the Nets were on a back to back without two of their stars.

Lu Dort played magnificent, but couldn't win the duel or the game as Chris Boucher shone brighter and hit the game clinching shot. This game featured three Montrealers and they all brought their best.

Jurassic Views talks fashion and good feelings as Paul Watson plays like Klay Thompson and Yuta joins him with a career high. Even Jack Armstrong joined Gary Trent Jr by dressin' to impress.

Zaya and Bryce soak up the win along with the good vibes of seeing DeMar reunite with his former teammates. All a must see was Gary Trent Jr's threads. Please send your thoughts, positivity and prayers to Lamarcus Aldridge who announced his retirement today in light of his health. A wise decision on his part, but no doubt a difficult one.