The Raptors Show

Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' third straight loss after falling to the 76ers. They dive into what went wrong, why the offence remained a bright spot despite the result, and the bounce-back performances from Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett. The guys also discuss Toronto's questionable defensive effort and their strategy of testing Joel Embiid early. Later, they look ahead to a daunting stretch of games, the growing concern if Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes remain sidelined, whether a five-game skid is looming, and check in on the biggest storylines from around the NBA.
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Amit Mann recaps Toronto's loss to the 76ers where RJ Barrett recorded a double-double. Immanuel Quickley shot the ball well and Collin Murray-Boyles was a monster defending the rim. However, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown and Philadelphia's bench threw enough haymakers to slow the Raptors down.
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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the Raptors' frustrating loss to the Celtics after building a 20-point lead and knocking down 10 threes in the first quarter. They discuss how Toronto may have played its best basketball of the season despite the result, where things unraveled late, standout performances from Allen Graves and the bench mob, and whether Darko Rajaković should have leaned on Graves down the stretch. Later, Kate Scott (24:54) joins the show to preview tonight's matchup with the 76ers and assess the current state of Philadelphia.
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Amit Mann recaps Toronto's loss to the Boston Celtics as 4th quarter execution, play-calling and turnovers were their undoing against a savvy Boston squad. The Raptors led by as much as 22 behind great 3-point shooting, active defence and toughness, but the Celtics showed their poise and experience. Allen Graves, Alijah Martin and Ja'Kobe Walter were among the best players for Toronto.
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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner react to Scottie Barnes being ruled out again ahead of tonight's matchup with the Celtics and discuss whether Boston coming off a back-to-back could benefit Toronto. They dive into Paul George's big night against the 76ers, the Celtics' win in Philadelphia, and the awkward pre-game interaction between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. Later, Joe Wolfond joins the show to break down George's fit alongside Tatum, Jakob Poeltl's rim protection, and the growing concern surrounding the Raptors' mounting injuries before wrapping up with final thoughts on Raptors vs. Celtics.
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