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 talk to Utah Jazz coach Will Hardy about Spurs days with Matt, building culture within the Jazz organization. Keyonte George and more. Afterwards, former Raptor Terrence Ross (29:53) pops in to talk NBA 2K games with Scottie Barnes and the Orlando Magic.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the loss to the Knicks, where OG Anunoby and Mikael Bridges took over in the 3rd quarter, and Toronto struggled against New York’s pressure. Afterwards, Marc Stein (26:29) joins to discuss Giannis Antetokounmpo destinations, Toronto’s interest in Domantas Sabonis and more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by James Edwards of the Athletic to discuss Karl-Anthony Towns’ minutes shrinking, Mitchell Robinson’s impact, potential Knicks deals at the deadline and more. Following that, Blake and Matt discuss the Shams Charania report that Giannis Antetokounmpo is open to a trade. Afterwards, the guys chatted with Collin-Murray Boyles (32:51) at OVO Athletic Centre about adjusting to the NBA, 100lb dumbbells, how Scottie Barnes has helped him and more!

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Jared Weiss of the Athletic to discuss his piece examining Victor Wembanyama’s return from injury and how he formed the Spurs’ Jackals fan group. Afterwards, Kelly Iko (27:55) of Yahoo Sports joins to talk Rockets, potential trades for the Pistons, Hornets and Jamal Shead’s NBA career since leaving college.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner break down the weekend’s action, including the wins over the Portland Trail Blazers and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Afterwards, Garrett Temple (25:30) joins to discuss the Raptors fan group in Portland, defensive coverages against Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and more.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Tim Cato of All City to discuss Luka Doncic’s upcoming game in Dallas, Kyrie Irving’s influence on the team and Michael Porter Jr.’s shotmaking this season. Afterwards, Tom Haberstroh (26:02) joins to preview the surging Portland Trail Blazers, Shaedon Sharpe’s improvement, and the perceived inconsistency in officiating.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap Toronto’s win vs. Sacramento as Sandro Mamukelashvili was versatile, Scottie Barnes busted up the Kings’ zone, and the threes started falling in the second half. Afterwards, Marc Stein (27:16) of The Stein Line substack talks about the latest on Ja Morant, Jonathan Kuminga and if things have cooled down in New York after the Knicks had a 54-point win over the Nets.

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