Will Lou and Vivek Jacob recap Toronto’s thrilling comeback victory over Miami and discuss Fred’s new role, Pascal’s continued improvement, the team’s spacing and three-point shooting on offence, and Chris Boucher’s season debut (00:30). Later, Alex Wong drops by with high-level basketball opinions on Toronto’s bench, the need for an elite shooter on the roster, more hype for Masai Ujiri’s front office resume, and more (32:07).

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Host William Lou recaps the Toronto Raptors’ 98-90 win over the Miami Heat. Three stars: Fred VanVleet, Pascal Siakam, Precious Achiuwa. Gerald Henderson award: Duncan Robinson.

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Will Lou and Alex Wong recap two annoying losses over the weekend in Brooklyn and Miami and discuss: Pascal playing like a top-five player, early concerns on defence, OG Anunoby’s offensive struggles to start the season, and the Christian Koloko-Caleb Martin scuffle on Saturday. Later, Sportsnet's Alvin Williams joins the program to chat about Fred VanVleet’s new role to start the season and much more (29:07)!

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Host William Lou breaks down the Toronto Raptors' 112-109 loss to the Heat in their first of two straight games against Miami, and touches on Scottie Barnes' ankle injury, Christian Koloko vs. Caleb Martin, and how the Raps' forwards matched up against the Heat's guards. Three stars: Pascal Siakam, Precious Achiuwa, and Fred VanVleet. Gerald Henderson award: Max Strus.

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Host William Lou breaks down the Toronto Raptors' 109-105 loss to the Brooklyn Nets in their first road game of the year and touches on the Nets' ability to close out the game, Pascal Siakam's efficient night, and what we've seen in the first two games from Spicy P. Three stars: Pascal Siakam, Fred VanVleet, Scottie Barnes. Gerald Henderson award: Nic Claxton.

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Will Lou and Alex Wong are joined by J.E. Skeets of "No Dunks" to chat about Yuta Watanabe’s farewell essay to Toronto, all-time fan favorites and new nicknames for Raptors players (00:32). Later on, Will and Alex provide their Friday shoutouts, chat about Will’s new scooter, and preview tonight’s matchup against the Brooklyn Nets (30:52).

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Will Lou is joined in-studio by Blake Murphy to recap Toronto’s opening night win and chat about their first impressions of the new-look Cleveland Cavaliers, the Raptors’ execution in the fourth quarter, Scottie Barnes vs. Evan Mobley, Pascal Siakam’s impressive showing and OG Anunoby finding his perfect role on this team (00:30). Later, the two discuss whether the Raptors have hit another home run in the second round with Christian Koloko and what Fred VanVleet’s next contract might look like (32:22).

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Host William Lou breaks down the Toronto Raptors' 108-105 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in their season opener and touched on Pascal Siakam's strong offensive performance, OG Anunoby's presence on defence, foul trouble for Scottie Barnes, and how the team closed out the game. Three stars: Pascal Siakam, OG Anunoby, and Scottie Barnes. Gerald Henderson award: Cavs' Cedi Osman.

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