The Raptors Show

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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