Eric Smith and Paul Jones assess the standings after another night of NBA action and agree that things have never been tighter amongst playoff teams in both conferences, especially the East (1:16). NBA insider Bobby Marks discusses teams potentially jockeying for position in order to not face Brooklyn, and shares his thoughts on if certain Sixers and Celtics players will be eligible to play in Toronto come playoff time (19:52). CBS Sports’ Clark Kellogg breaks down the Final Four in the NCAA Tournament, particularly Duke's motivation to defeat UNC after the way they spoiled Coach K’s final home game (36:30).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones break down the Raptors latest win - a 125-102 effort vs the Timberwolves, and discuss Toronto's hot play of late as they current sit  6th in the Eastern Conference and out of the play-in (0:18). Next, the Toronto Star’s Doug Smith weighs-in on the rookie race between Scottie Barnes and Evan Mobley and chatting with Kyle Lowry ahead of the Raptor great’s upcoming return to Scotiabank Arena (21:53). To finish, NBA TV’s Jared Greenberg catches up with Eric and Paul with more on the NBA Rookie of the Year Race, and the standings in the East and West as the playoff picture takes shape (33:25).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones break down the playoff teams in the Eastern Conference, notably the Bucks playing well with a championship pedigree (and their similarities to the 2020 Raptors) and if Cleveland’s lack of experience could hurt them come playoff time (0:12). The guys welcome Alvin Williams in on the conversation with his thoughts on the seeding in the East, the Raptors organization being proven and playoff-tested, and who he played with that he felt made a difference come playoff time (16:50). Afterwards, Minnesota Timberwolves voice Alan Horton previews tonight’s matchup vs. Toronto and discusses the job ex-Raps assistant Chris Finch has done in his first full-season with the team (35:29).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones recap a hard-fought 115-112 Raptors win over the Boston Celtics, on a night where Pascal Siakam took over with 40 points. E and Jonesy discuss the game’s playoff atmosphere, their view on the officiating, Boston hanging tough without key players, and Thaddeus Young’s presence on the floor (0:47). Later, Sportsnet’s Michael Grange joins the fellas with more on Pascal Siakam’s big night, the tight Eastern Conference standings and how the Raptors stack up against the other playoff teams in the East (29:30).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones are joined by Canada Basketball’s President and CEO Michael Bartlett to discuss GLOBL Jam that will be taking over Toronto this summer and the different initiatives and programs created to keep growing the sport across the country (17:34). Next, Alvin Williams joins for Alvin Williams Wednesdays ahead of the Raptors next game against Cleveland: an important game for both clubs as it pertains to the standings. Alvin discusses Toronto being a tough out in the playoffs no matter who they match up with, why he still fears the Bucks in the East, and the effect that OG Anunoby’s absence is having on the Raps' lineup (32:45).

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Eric and Jonesy break down the Raptors' loss to the Bulls on Monday night, and play some audio from Fred VanVleet and Nick Nurse (0:27). Next, Matt Devlin stops by to give his thoughts on the Raptors' recent stretch, their loss to Chicago, the team's upcoming matchup with the Cavs, the final three weeks of the schedule, and how life has been on road (21:51). Afterwards, Dan Bonner breaks down the March Madness tournament up until this point, and looks ahead to the Sweet 16 matchups (39:47).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones look ahead to Friday night's Raptors-Lakers rematch with Toronto in search of its sixth straight win (0:35). They welcome in Lakers play by play voice John Ireland to discuss the teams’ recent play, the hope that Anthony Davis can return soon, and why Russell Westbrook’s season has been so difficult (22:52). Afterwards, ESPN Analyst and former NCAA head coach Seth Greenberg discusses an eventful start to the March Madness tournament highlighted by Saint Peter’s upset win over John Calipari and Kentucky (41:03).

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Eric Smith hosts solo and is joined by Alvin Williams coming off of the Raptors’ 5th straight win - a 103-100 effort against the Clippers where they were led by Pascal Siakam’s 33 points (15:39). Later, NBA Radio’s Justin Termine goes around the association and examines the Lakers’ future beyond this season, the Suns’ impressive run in the West without Chris Paul, and who can be trusted come playoff time in each conference (32:13).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones discuss the Raptors’ impressive win over the Los Angeles Lakers - the team's fourth straight victory (0:38). E and Jonesy get into LeBron James’ noticeable frustration on the court and Scottie Barnes taking his play to another level since the All-Star break (9:07). Later, Sportsnet’s Michael Grange joins the conversation and speculates with the guys on what could happen with James going forward after a disastrous season for the Lakers (33:02).

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Paul Jones and Eric Smith reflect on the Raptors' three-game winning streak, including impressive back to back wins over the Suns and Nuggets (0:58). Then former Raptor C.J/ Miles talks about talking in  Raps-Spurs last week and what he likes from Nick Nurse’s squad this season (14:47). Afterwards, former Laker and UCLA Bruin Tracy Murray discusses the Lakers’ woes ahead of tonight’s Raptors game and which team he thinks has a legitimate shot to win the NCAA’s National Championship (33:40).

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