Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the weekend’s action, including Toronto’s scoring drought in the 4th quarter vs. the Clippers, the Lakers’ zone defence that gave the Raptors fits on Sunday, and shooting woes from beyond the arc. Afterwards, the Athletic’s Dan Woike (28:35) joins to discuss LeBron James’ season, trade deadline needs, and Deandre Ayton’s play.

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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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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Marc Stein to discuss Toronto’s activity in the trade market, Jonathan Kuminga and more. Afterwards, Tim MacMahon (26:54) of ESPN talks about Anthony Davis’ future with Dallas, his feature on Dillon Brooks and Spurs-Thunder.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the win vs. the Pacers, where Gradey Dick had his first double-double, Scotte Barnes flourished with more ball-handling duties, and Brandon Ingram did his thing in closing time. Afterwards, Rob Mahoney (26:08) of the Ringer joins to break down the future of the Thunder-Spurs rivalry, intriguing teams ahead of the trade deadline and guys that are making leaps in the 2025-26 season.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by JayDee Dyer of NBA on Prime to discuss the Magic-Grizzlies games in Berlin and London and the growth of basketball in Europe. Afterwards, Pacers broadcaster Eddie Gill (25:10) pops in to touch on the state of the Pacers, who’ve won three straight, Pascal Siakam, his own basketball career and more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap Toronto’s loss to the 76ers as the Philly could not miss in the first half. They also discussed the Kyle Lowry festivities and the awesome final few minutes of the game. Afterwards, Raptors guard Garrett Temple (27:08) joins to talk about Kyle Lowry’s influence on the Raptors, conversations with him on the floor, Collin Murray-Boyles recent play, struggles from the three and more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap Toronto’s dramatic win vs. the 76ers, where Scottie Barnes was dominant, Alijah Martin showed why he can be a difference-maker, Immanuel Quickley made a few big shots and more. Afterwards, 76ers broadcasting legend Kate Scott (27:32) joins to break down Kyle Lowry’s influence in Philadelphia, her career

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Sportsnet’s Michael Grange to discuss his in-depth feature on Collin Murray-Boyles’s weightlifting routine and recent play as the starting center. Afterwards, NBC Sports’ Brian Scalabrine (26:38) joins to talk Jaylen Brown’s MVP candidacy, Boston’s offensive rebounding skill, and the hardest players he’s ever played 1-on-1

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