Host Daniele Franceschi recaps the Raptors 128-96 blowout win over the Grizzlies in Memphis after losing a 'must-win' game against the Sacramento Kings and touched on the remaining 5 games of the season, Jamal Shead stepping up with Immanuel Quickley sidelined, the playoff rotation, why Collin Murray-Boyles is pivotal to the Raptors' future success and much more!

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by CBS’ Clark Kellogg to preview the Final Four this weekend. Afterwards, ESPN’s Tim Bontemps (27:39) discusses the results of his latest straw poll on who will win MVP and Rookie of the Year.  

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner discuss their takeaways from the loss to the Kings, including Precious Achiuwa and DeMar DeRozan’s dominant performances. Afterwards, the Athletic’s Fred Katz (26:57) breaks down the latest on the New York Knicks, Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers.

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Daniele Franceschi recaps Toronto's 123-115 loss to Sacramento as the Raptors fall on back-to-back nights and find themselves outside the top-6 in the Eastern Conference.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner go through their takeaways from the loss to the Pistons. Raptors guard Garrett Temple joins to talk about what changes for Toronto when Scottie Barnes plays point guard, AJ Lawson making the most of his opportunity and more. Following that, ESPN and Kings broadcaster Mark Jones (30:29) joins to talk DeMar DeRozan, Precious Achiuwa, his Canadian roots and much more.

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Host Amit Mann recaps Toronto's 127-116 loss to the Pistons as defensive breakdowns, poor half-court execution and a lousy 3rd quarter were issues for the Raptors.

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Blake Murphy, Matt Bonner and producer Amit Mann discuss Masai Ujiri joining the Toronto Tempo ownership group, the Pistons and more. Afterwards, Sportsnet’s Michael Grange (24:42) joins to talk about Toronto’s recent style of play with Scottie Barnes at PG, his story on Raptors assistant Michael Batiste’s son being a great baseball player and how Markelle Fultz has looked with Toronto.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the weekend wins over the Pelicans and Magic, including the historic 31-0 run by Toronto on Sunday. Afterwards, Tim Cato (26:38) of All City NBA joins to discuss his reporting on whether the league would consider shortening the season and his latest power rankings.

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Amit Mann puts a bow on the Toronto Raptors historic 139-87 win over the Orlando Magic. He breaks down Toronto's record-setting 31 unanswered points in the first half, Scottie Barnes' career-best 15 assists, and Sandro Mamukelashvili's impact off the bench.

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Host Amit Mann recaps Toronto's 119-106 win over the New Orleans Pelicans as the squad unveiled a different starting lineup in Immanuel Quickley's absence, and Scottie Barnes was showing off his passing talents. Also, more Ja'Kobe Walter threes.

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