NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss the latest with the Raptors while also taking a deeper dive into the newly released schedule for the second half of the 2020-21 season. Breaking down Toronto's toughest matchups, hardest stretches and games to circle on the calendar, you'll learn all you need to know about their schedule for the remainder of the year.

McGregor and Irving also address Fred VanVleet's All-Star snub, what they're most looking forward to at All-Star weekend and the hot button question ... should the Raptors trade Kyle Lowry?

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NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving use the Raptors' impressive win over the Milwaukee Bucks as a launching point for a larger discussion surrounding whether or not the team should adopt its small-ball starting lineup full time.

What are the pros and cons? Can it set the team apart in the pursuit of an eighth consecutive playoff berth? Or should the Raptors motion to acquire a centre like Andre Drummond after being linked in trade rumours?

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One-third of the way into the 2020-21 NBA season, NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving evaluate the Raptors' play during the most recent stretch of their lengthy six-game road trip.

After a 2-8 start, Toronto now finds itself in the East's No. 8 seed and in a great position to continue the climb towards .500. How will recent news from the Charlotte Hornets, Atlanta Hawks and New York Knicks impact the playoff hunt? 

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In a special edition of the Raptors Podtable, NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving look back at Fred VanVleet's franchise-record 54-point performance in the Toronto Raptors win over the Orlando Magic.

From the way the night unfolded to the reactions of his Raptors teammates and the NBA world, the two delve into numerous aspects of the historic night.

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NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Scott Rafferty discuss where the Toronto Raptors stand after 20 games, analyzing what can be taken from the team's most recent win over the Orlando Magic to close the month of January.

In addition to focusing on key starters, the two take an in-depth look at the emergence of Yuta Watanabe, Stanley Johnson and DeAndre' Bembry and discuss what that could mean for Toronto as it gets set for another key stretch in which nine of 10 games will be played away from Tampa.

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NBA.com's Kyle Irving and Gilbert McGregor dissect the Toronto Raptors latest stretch of games which included two wins, offensive outbursts from OG Anunoby, starter Norman Powell doing what he does best and some interesting playing time fluctuation for Chris Boucher.

The two also dive into the Raptors' upcoming matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks and briefly discuss Fred VanVleet being selected to Team USA's preliminary 60-man roster for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. 

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NBA.com's Kyle Irving and Scott Rafferty rehash the highs and lows from the Raptors' three-game win streak, the strong play of Chris Boucher and what head coach Nick Nurse should do with the team's rotation moving forward.

In deciphering which version of this team is the real Toronto Raptors, they take a look ahead at where the Raptors may find themselves in a playoff race and if the teams around them in the standings will finish above or below them at the season's end. 

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NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving dissect the Toronto Raptors 2-8 start to the 2020-21 NBA season. Despite going 1-3 on a trip out West, the Raptors have started to look like themselves again, which could pay off sooner rather than later.

From the positives that range from Pascal Siakam's resurgence to Chris Boucher's arrival to the questions that surround Toronto's defence and second unit, the two decipher what it all means moving forward. 

Will Toronto turn things around or is it time to direct some attention to potential 2021 lottery picks? 

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NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Carlan Gay discuss concerns surrounding the Toronto Raptors following a slow start to the 2020-21 NBA season.

Is the offence broken? Can Pascal Siakam get back on track? Will early problems persist throughout the season? Ahead of a crucial stretch, the two answer those questions and much more.

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NBA.com's Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss some of the biggest storylines surrounding the Toronto Raptors ahead of the 2020-21 NBA season.

What version of Pascal Siakam should we expect to see? How will Kyle Lowry follow his postseason heroics? Will Fred VanVleet and OG Anunoby live up to their recently-signed deals?

Most importantly – where should we expect the Raptors to land in a crowded Eastern Conference? Head to NBA.com for more Opening Week coverage.

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