Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the Bucks winning the NBA Cup. They also speak to Garrett Temple (10:33) about the new NBA All-Star format. Afterward, Mike Vorkunov (32:01) discusses the results of The Athletic poll, which ranked the best front offices in the NBA. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the loss to the Bulls and what changed once Jakob Poeltl got injured. Afterwards, they go around the NBA with Vivek Jacob (29:15) and touch on why the Raptors must get more threes up and how Jonathan Mogbo has looked at center. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the NBA Cup action over the weekend. Afterwards, Bill Wennington discusses the state of the Bulls, the disappearance of the midrange and his contribution to a McDonalds burger when he was playing with the Bulls.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the loss to the Heat. Former Raptor Chris Childs joins the show to discuss his time with the Raptors. Afterwards Luke Bonner, Matt’s younger brother, chops it up on stories from Matt’s childhood.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Mo Dakhil to recap the NBA Cup games and discuss what the job of a video coordinator is as Mo worked with the Spurs during Bonner’s tenure with the team. Afterwards, former Raptors broadcaster Amy Audibert (31:33) breaks down what has changed for the suddenly surging Miami Heat.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Dan Devine to recap the Thunder’s win vs. the Mavericks and discuss whether Milwaukee has turned the corner. Afterwards, Michael Pina outlines why the Rockets are such a stingy defence and why they could be big fish shopping in the open market. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner analyze the loss to the Knicks and get Garrett Temple’s thoughts on the game. Also with Temple, they discuss Scottie Barnes’ injury and the team’s recent play. Afterwards, Michael Grange joins to discuss his recent piece on RJ Barrett and why the 24-year-old has found a home with the Raptors.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner breakdown the loss to the Mavericks which featured Kelly Olynyk’s return and Scottie Barnes dishing out a career-high 14 assists. Afterwards, James L. Edwards III (26:49) discusses how OG Anunoby is winning over New York and the Knicks’ inconsistent defence. 

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner discuss the shellacking against the Thunder and whether OKC can win a title. Afterwards, Garrett Temple (19:21) joined the show to discuss how the team has played recently, his visit back home and more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Andrew Schlecht to discuss Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s season, and Marc Daigneault is preparing the Thunder for potentially a long playoff run. Afterwards, Mike Singer (32:03) details what he learned about Nikola Jokic and Serbia through his book, “Why So Serious: The Untold Story of NBA Champion Nikola Jokic,” which is now available for purchase. 

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