Alex Wong is joined by Sportsnet’s Alvin Williams to talk about the team’s defensive effort, what a locker room is like during a losing streak, if the Raptors would benefit from adding a traditional big, and Malachi Flynn’s return to the rotation. Later, Will Lou (day-to-day) reunites with Alex to talk about the two losses over the weekend and if Masai and Bobby need to hold a press conference (28:21).

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Will Lou recaps the Toronto Raptors' 126-110 loss to the defending NBA champions Golden State Warriors. Three stars: Pascal Siakam, Fred VanVleet, and Malachi Flynn. Gerald Henderson award: Jordan Poole.

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Host William Lou recaps the Toronto Raptors’ 116-113 loss to the Brooklyn Nets. Three stars: Fred VanVleet, Scottie Barnes, Malachi Flynn. Gerald Henderson award: Yuta Watanabe. 

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Alex Wong is joined by James Herbert of CBS Sports to grade the Raptors' season so far and discuss which players have met expectations and who's fallen short. Later, the two chat about tonight's matchup against Brooklyn and play another round of "Who He Play For?" (41:20)

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Alex Wong is joined in-studio by Sportsnet's Raptors sideline reporter Savanna Hamilton to chat about Toronto's loss to Sacramento, what the short-term fixes are for the team, if the front office should make win-now moves, and why the Raptors might want to exercise patience on their core group. Later, the two discuss the new-look NBA awards and the current favourites in the West (32:09).

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The banter pod is back! Will and Alex provide a behind-the-scenes look at their live event and discuss why Chris Boucher doesn’t listen to “The Raptors Show” anymore, Mark Savel being the main star of the evening, Alex losing his freestyle powers, and the fight club Will used to be a part of. The two also chat about covering the Raptors this season and Will becoming a made man. Later, the two take listener e-mails and questions. Alex tries to pronounce “racialized” and “tiramisu,” producer J.R. Manatad makes an iconic cameo, and Will wonders if he’ll ever stop being a Raptors fan. 

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Will Lou recaps the Toronto Raptors' 124-123 loss to the Sacramento Kings. Three stars: Fred VanVleet, Scottie Barnes and Kings' head coach Mike Brown. Gerald Henderson award: Terence Davis.

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Will Lou sits down with Raptors forward Thad Young to chat about the recent players-only meeting, Pascal’s leadership and improvement behind-the-scenes, the criticism towards Fred VanVleet, how Scottie can improve in Year 2, his role as a vet on the team, his chemistry with Juancho Hernangomez, the “Thad Daddy” nickname, and more. 

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Will Lou sits down with Raptors forward Thad Young to chat about the team’s struggles, the recent players-only meeting, the criticism towards Fred VanVleet, how Scottie can improve in Year 2, and the “Thad Daddy” nickname (04:31). Later, Mike Prada of The Athletic joins the program to chat with Will and Alex about whether the Raptors can build a contender with their roster construction approach (33:17). 

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It’s Blake Murphy Tuesday! Will and Blake provide an O.G. injury update and dive into what the starting lineup should look like in the short-term, whether "Vision 6-9" needs to be adjusted to make up for the lack of size and rim protection on the roster. Later, Blake takes a deep-dive into the McDonald’s three-point promo campaign, before the two discuss whether the Raptors can improve their three-point shooting and how it might impact their half-court offence (33:40). 

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