The Raptors Show

Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Pelicans analyst Antonio Daniels in-studio to talk Pelicans, Raptors and much more. Afterwards, NBC Sports’ Brian Scalabrine (23:51) joins to break down Boston’s win over Oklahoma City, the favourite for Rookie of the Year, why the Charlotte Hornets could be scary in the postseason and more.  

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Blake Murphy andMatt Bonner recap the loss to the Clippers where the Raptors never felt like they had a chance despite the effort being there for most of the game. Afterwards, Mike Vorkunov (27:28) of the Athletic talks about Adam Silver’s press conference on Wednesday, NBA expansion, the WNBA CBA and more. 

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Host Daniele Franceschi recaps the Raptors 119-94 loss to the Clippers ending their 5-game road trip and touched on the lack of overcoming large deficits, Jamal Shead as a rotational piece, Kawhi Leonard's performance against his former team and the importance of their rematch against the New Orleans Pelicans. Plus we hear from head coach Darko Rajaković.

 

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Matt Bonner catches up with CBS college basketball analyst Bruce Pearl to preview the Sweet 16 in the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament. Afterwards, Law Murray (27:35) of the Athletic joins to talk Kawhi Leonard, Darius Garland and the NBA’s 65-game rule.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the win over the Utah Jazz, where RJ Barrett led all scorers, Sandro Mamukelashvili broke out of his mini-slump, and Jamal Shead was a passing machine. Afterwards, the guys bounce around the Eastern Conference.

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