The first ever Toronto Raptors podcast offers comprehensive analysis of the Toronto Raptors. A diverse set of hosts cover the Raptors and Raptors 905. From post-game reaction, one-on-one player interviews, deep basketball analysis to live streams, the Rapcast covers it all.
I take a look back at the last 7 days where the Raptors went 2-1, explore the 2 PG rotation, try to find out where Jonas Valanciunas is, look at life after Rudy Gay, and examine the playoff picture.
Another edition of The Talking Raptors podcast on Raptors Republic covers topics as far-reaching as Stephon Marbury.
We talk to the man in New York regarding the latest on the Knicks and Raptors trying to swing a deal for Kyle Lowry.
The trade is analyzed from a SAC and TOR perspective, Ujiri's strategy is evaluated and the week that was and is ahead is examined.
This week Nick and Barry take opposing sides and debate whether Kobe belongs in the top 10 of NBA all time greats. The guys also give their thoughts on the Rudy Gay trade and the greatness that is Masai Ujiri.
Getting a Sactown take on just what we're getting and what they think they're getting.
Well, it's hard not to talk about GSW! We look past it to larger issues and opportunities, identify a statistic that the Raptors are surprisingly poor at and need to get better, glaze over the AP Top 10, frame Ujiri and Casey's situations in the current context, and talk about the Dalai Lama.
Please welcome Nick and Barry to the RR team as they bring their Talking Raptors podcast over to Raptors Republic.
The week is reviewed and another is previewed, as we ask the question of whether the Raptors can win the Atlantic and how high our hopes should be. There's John Wall talk, some statistic tidbits, and a pinch of Grantland as the worldwide roundtable returns for another week.
Week in review, DeRozan's growth, Casey improvements, Novak role, and RONDO!
Go West young man, and find Wiggins, tell him Casey's waiting for you with playbook in hand.
The Doctor Is In is back! We talk about the Eastern conference and where the Raptors can fit in it.
