Will Lou, Blake Murphy, and Alex Wong discuss the loss of three things this weekend: Alex’s ‘01 Honda Civic, Shohei Ohtani, and optimism for this Raptors core. Michael Grange joins the program to chat about the direction of this Raptors team moving forward (28:30). Fred Katz of The Athletic previews tonight’s Raptors-Knicks matchup and chats about the ongoing lawsuit saga between Toronto and New York (49:40). Finally, Will, Blake, and Alex recap the In-Season Tournament Final and improvements they would like to see next season (01:19:40). 

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Host William Lou reacts to the Toronto Raptors’ 119-116 loss to the Charlotte Hornets. There are no stars and no awards because this is about the bigger picture direction of the team.

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Will Lou, Blake Murphy, and Alex Wong kicks things off recapping the In-Season Tournament semi-finals. Next, Phoenix Suns forward Yuta Watanabe joins the show to chat about what it was like to spend a season in Tampa, why he wanted to stay with the Raptors, his return to Toronto with the Brooklyn Nets, his friendship with Kevin Durant, helping Japan qualify for the Olympics, his pitch for Shohei Ohtani to join the Blue Jays, and more (20:20). In the second hour, Will, Blake, and Alex hand out some Raptors first-quarter grades (49:50).

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Yuta Watanabe joins the show to chat about what it was like to spend a season in Tampa, why he wanted to stay with the Raptors, his return to Toronto with the Brooklyn Nets, his friendship with Kevin Durant, helping Japan qualify for the Olympics, his pitch for Shohei Ohtani to join the Blue Jays, and more. 

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Dennis Schröder joins Will Lou and Blake Murphy about taking accountability after a tough loss over Miami, his apology to his teammates, Darko’s dinner plans, thoughts on the In-Season Tournament, and more.

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Dennis Schröder joins the program to chat with Will Lou and Blake Murphy about taking accountability after a tough loss over Miami, his apology to his teammates, Darko’s dinner plans, thoughts on the In-Season Tournament, and more. Next up, Vivek Jacob chats about big-picture concerns regarding the Raptors (29:14). Later on, Will, Blake, and Alex Wong discuss stats from the first quarter of the season and hand out some early NBA awards (49:16).

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Host William Lou recaps the Toronto Raptors’ 112-103 loss to the Miami Heat. Three stars: Pascal Siakam, OG Anunoby, Gary Trent Jr. Gerald Henderson award: Caleb Martin.

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Will Lou and Blake Murphy start off chatting about the 10th anniversary of the Rudy Gay trade. NBA Insider Marc Stein stops by to share his ideas for the In-Season Tournament moving forward, what it would mean for the Pacers to win the NBA Cup, and more (29:40). Later on, ESPN’s Bobby Marks discusses his personal memories of the 2013-14 Raptors-Nets series, before sharing how Kyle Lowry almost ended up in New Jersey (48:33). Miami Heat analyst Amy Audibert wraps up today's show with a chat about Lowry's 18th season in the league, and helps tee up tonight’s Raptors-Heat matchup (01:11:43). 

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Will Lou, Blake Murphy, and Alex Wong recap the first night of the In-Season Tournament knockout round. Mike Scotto of HoopsHype chats about whether the Raptors will be the swing team for this year’s trade deadline (27:55). Dan Woike of The LA Time chats about where the Lakers stand heading into tonight’s matchup against the Suns (49:30). Finally, Will, Blake, and Alex officially begin Shohei Ohtani Watch on the Raptors Show (01:17:50).

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Will Lou and Blake Murphy discuss Pascal’s three-point shooting struggles and Fred’s comments on the Woj Pod regarding his free agency process. Tas Melas of No Dunks chats about Shohei Ohtani, the In-Season Tournament and more (31:10). Michael Pina of The Ringer explains why the Golden State Warriors are the most desperate team in the league (49:47). Finally, Will, Blake, and Alex Wong are joined by Faizal Khamisa to discuss his jersey choices, and where the Raptors will go for dinner when they win three straight (01:18:43).

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