Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap everything from the loss to the Pelicans, including the lack of fight in the team, the Shead-Murray incident and more. Afterwards, NBC Sports’ Brian Scalabrine (26:21) joins to talk Jayson Tatum, Spurs, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Bam Adebayo’s 83 point game and more.

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Toronto Raptors forward Christian Koloko sits down with Will Lou to talk about singing Backstreet Boys at the team’s Halloween party, earning the trust of the coaching staff, the Caleb Martin incident, guarding Kevin Durant and Joel Embiid, if he expects to play in the G-League this season, and more.

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Host Daniele Franceschi recaps the Raptors 122-111 loss to the Pelicans dropping back-to-back road games and touched on Dejounte Murray's outburst on Jamal Shead after knocking down a three, the lack of connectiveness between the Raptors players, Brandon Ingram's bounce back performance and much more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner provide their thoughts on Bam Adebayo scoring 83 points vs. the Wizards and how it compares to Kobe Bryant’s 81, which Matt was a member of the Raptors for. Also, they break down Toronto’s shooting woes and rebounding issues vs. the Rockets, along with Brandon Ingram’s struggles of late. Afterwards, Sportsnet’s Michael Grange (25:54) joins to give his thoughts on Adebayo’s 83 points, the loss to Houston and the unique friendship of Jamal Shead and Brandon Ingram.

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Amit Mann recaps the Raptors 113-99 loss to the Houston Rockets and touched on their shooting woes from beyond the arc, the amount of offensive rebounds allowed for the Rockets, Alperen Sengun's touch in the paint, Brandon Ingram's recent stretch of struggles and much more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner discuss Blake’s trip to B.C. and the logjam in the Eastern Conference. Afterwards, you’ll hear from Raptors guard Jamal Shead in a pre-taped interview. Following that, Kelly Iko (29:59) of Yahoo Sports joins to break down the latest around the Houston Rockets, the struggles of the Detroit Pistons and more.

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Amit Mann and Matt Bonner recap the Raptors’ win over the Mavericks on Sunday, breaking down the biggest contributors in the victory and RJ Barrett’s fifth straight standout performance. They discuss Barrett’s improved three-point shooting and scoring, Immanuel Quickley’s defensive growth, and Gradey Dick's continued confidence despite an up-and-down season. Garrett Temple joins the show to talk about the team’s mindset when facing top opponents and the challenges ahead. In the second hour, Amit and Matt look at the Raptors’ remaining schedule and how difficult the road ahead could be for Toronto (39:29).

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Host Amit Mann recaps the Raptors' 122-92 win over the Dallas Mavericks as RJ Barrett, Jakob Poeltl, and a lot of defence paced Toronto to a decisive win.

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