Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Drew Hanlen to discuss the advantages of pull-up shooting and RJ Barrett’s playmaking progress. Afterwards, Will Gottlieb (29:32) comes on to discuss the Bulls’ trade deadline and the direction of the franchise. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the loss to the Pacers where Toronto struggled to hit threes and Jonathan Mogbo had one of the best games of his career. Afterwards, former Raptor Antonio Davis (26:30) joins to discuss his new role with the NBA and his time with the Raptors. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the loss to the Celtics and are joined by Matt Devlin (25:57) to reflect on the title run and Toronto building towards another championship. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner to discuss the Boston Celtics locking in for the stretch run and Gradey Dick. Afterwards, Toronto Tempo GM Monica Wright (24:15) Rogers joins the show to break down her approach to the next few months, including the ongoing head coaching search.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the win vs. the Suns and are joined by Garrett Temple (24:31) to discuss the Phoenix game, Georges St-Pierre’s appearance at Raptors practice and more. 

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Amit Mann and Matt Bonner begin The Raptors Show by talking about the NBA All-Star Weekend, how they can improve it, and the Raptors' expectations coming out of the break. Amy Audibert (31:14) then joins the show to talk about how Andrew Wiggins and Davion Mitchell fit into their new squads. Finally, they provide a preview of tonight's game versus the Miami Heat.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Garrett Temple to discuss Tristan Thompson breaking the code and Scottie Barnes saying Bonner’s comments motivated him. Afterwards, former Raptor, Terrence Ross (27:14) joins the show to discuss his most memorable dunks and winning the 2013 Dunk Contest.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner discuss Scottie Barnes explaining why Bonner’s comments on his scoring versatility motivated him vs. the 76ers. They also break down the win vs. Philadelphia and provide thoughts on why the 76ers are struggling this season (29:41). 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Zach Harper to discuss Luka Doncic’s debut and the aftermath in Dallas. Afterwards, Adam Aaronson (28:40) pops by to discuss the injury-riddled 76ers and the future of Joel Embiid and Paul George as the duo have had trouble staying healthy all season.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the weekend’s action where Toronto fell to the Thunder and Rockets. Afterwards, Paul Jones (26:33) joins the show to discuss Jonathan Mogbo’s competitive motor and what he wants to see down the stretch of the season. 

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