Raptors Weekly Podcast, September 1, Diametrically Opposed Play
The duty is to analyze and over-analyze whatever's happening in Spain and what's going through idle minds.
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The duty is to analyze and over-analyze whatever's happening in Spain and what's going through idle minds.
Blessed is any news so we thank DeMar DeRozan and Tim Leiweke, who both took different steps to get the headlines on this weeks' Rapcast, which sees Andrew, Will and myself usher in the final week of August.
The pod crew will not and can not top. We're all over the schedule and Jordan Hamilton news like a pack of zombies and decide to sound off on the Raptors all-time, most frustrating starting five.
DeAndre's exit and DeMar's handles get some airtime as Wiggins gets unleashed.
Everyone may be gone for the long weekend, not me, though. I'm binge watching Netflix and recording pods that are "so low" in news that Will Cherry makes the headline.
Sam and Zarar deal with the Will Cherry news head-on, and pay an ode to Morgan Freeman in the form of LeBron's letter.
With free-agency winding down and rosters set, the podders preview and rank the Eastern Conference.
Nick and Barry run down what's happening in summer league and on summer vacations as the Raptors enter LSVL'S playoff rounds.
Bruno and Bebe make their debut in summer league as Raptors continue free-agency domination with Greivis Vasquez.
Celebrating Kyle Lowry's re-signing and mourning Nando De Colo's imminent departure, and all that comes in between.
A packed pod with Andrew, Tim, Will and Zarar looks back on draft night and into the near and distant future while commenting on Russian thuggery.
Steve and the crew react to a night which took everyone by surprise, even Bruno Caboclo.