The Toronto Raptors took down the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-113 on Thursday night on the back of a brilliant Scottie Barnes effort. In Episode 1983, Sean Woodley is joined by Joe Wolfond to break down what was arguably the best Raptors performance in 3+ years.

Would you rather re-live the last three years of Toronto Raptors basketball, or hired disgraced Dallas Mavericks exec Nico Harrison to be the GM today? In Episode 1982, Sean Woodley and Katie Heindl play a round of Would You Rather, Toronto Raptors Edition.

The Toronto Raptors took down the truly awful Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night to move to 6-5 on the season despite a bit of a sluggish start. In Episode 1981, Sean Woodley goes solo to break down the Raptors' comfortable handling of the Nets and details why this game was never once in doubt even with the 18-12 Nets start, dig into some of the emerging rotation patterns for Darko Rajakovic and why it'd be nice to see more continuity in the bench looks, and run through The Good, The Bad and The Hmm.

Ten games into the Toronto Raptors season, it's time to start looking at early trends and sniffing them to determine just how real they are. In Episode 1980, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob play the early season Smell Test and pick out some things they think are real, fake, and in need of more observation from the Raptors' 5-5 start.

The Toronto Raptors split a pair of weekend games -- a 109-97 NBA Cup win over the Atlanta Hawks and a competitive 130-120 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday -- that proved that this team isn't going anywhere in the Eastern Conference playoff race any time soon. In Episode 1979, Sean Woodley goes solo to talk about the Raptors' impressive work overcoming a bit of an off night to take down the Hawks and move to 2-0 in NBA Cup competition, a loss to Philly in in which they simply lost steam against a Sixers team having an offensive explosion, and more.

Canada Basketball has never been more of a power than it is today, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander reigning as MVP and RJ Barrett playing the best ball a Canadian has ever played for the Toronto Raptors. In Episode 1978, Sean Woodley is joined by Oren Weisfeld to discuss his new book: "The Golden Generation: How Canada Became a Basketball Powerhouse."

The Memphis Grizzlies and Ja Morant seem like they could be on track for a split, but should the Toronto Raptors steer clear of the trade sweepstakes? In Episode 1977, Sean Woodley is joined by Katie Heindl (Basketball Feelings) to answer mailbag questions from you, the listeners!

Scottie Barnes turned in a masterful two-way performance to help flummox Giannis Antetokounmpo and push the Toronto Raptors past the Milwaukee Bucks 128-100 on Tuesday night. In Episode 1976, Sean Woodley goes solo to talk about the Raptors' comfy win over the Bucks, Barnes' brilliance on both ends, how the Raptors are gaming the math to their advantage to start the year, and more from the Raptors' best win of the season.

With the exception of Immanuel Quickley, the Toronto Raptors have had as scorching start to the season in the shooting department. In Episode 1975, Sean Woodley is joined by Vivek Jacob to play a game of What's More Likely all about the Toronto Raptors torrid start to season from all areas of the floor.

The Toronto Raptors righted the ship with a pair of wins over the weekend, first with a 112-101 victory to open NBA Cup play against the Cleveland Cavaliers, and then a 117-104 win over the Ja Morant-less Grizzlies to move to 3-4. In Episode 1974, Sean Woodley goes solo to run through his biggest takeaways from the weekend, chat about Immanuel Quickley's early season funk, and dig into the Good, Bad and Hmm from the weekend that was. Off the top, Sean talks about how the Raptors wins over Cleveland and Memphis in depleted states were hugely important for the psychology of the team, and the great early season production we've seen from Brandon Ingram, RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes, even if their on-court metrics haven't been strong as a unit to start the year.

The Toronto Blue Jays are one win away from winning the World Series, and they feel like a team of destiny. How do we know what that feels like? Well, because we saw the Toronto Raptors be one in 2019 as well. In Episode 1973, Sean Woodley and Joe Wolfond take some time to talk about the Toronto Raptors early season struggles and attempt to diagnose what's plaguing them before turning their attention to the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays, who with just one win in the next two games against the Los Angeles Dodgers will become World Series champions for the first time since 1993

The Toronto Raptors defense once again got absolutely dismantled on Wednesday night, this time by the point guard-less Houston Rockets. In Episode 1972, Sean Woodley and Katie Heindl (Basketball Feelings) team up to break down an ugly 139-121 loss to the hulking Rockets to bludgeoned the Raptors on the glass and deftly passed out of over-eager double teams all night long, spoiling and excellent Raptors' offensive performance in the process.

The Toronto Raptors are 1-3 and there have been some concerning trends developing early in the year -- but just how worried should fans be about Jakob Poeltl, Immanuel Quickley, the defense and more? In Episode 1971, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob play a Stupid Little Game and fire up the Concern-O-Meter to gauge just how concerned they are about some early season issues the Raptors are having.

The Toronto Raptors lost another game because of their defense, this time to Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night. In Episode 1970, Sean Woodley goes solo to talk about the Raptors' 121-103 dud against the Spurs in which their over-aggressive defense did them in once again.

The Toronto Raptors dropped weekend games to the Milwaukee Bucks and Dallas Mavericks, and the defense was no good! In Episode 1969, Sean Woodley goes solo to talk about his biggest takeaways from Friday's 122-116 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks and Sunday's 139-129 defeat at the hands of the Dallas Mavericks.

The Toronto Raptors take on the Milwaukee Bucks tonight in their home opener as the Toronto Blue Jays open up the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers just down the street. In Episode 1968, Sean Woodley goes solo to talk about tonight's matchup between the Raptors and Bucks, two teams built completely differently with divergent play styles that should make for a fascinating game that serves a taste of what's to come in what's shaping up to be a competitive and compelling Eastern Conference -- even if the West is more talented.

The Toronto Raptors handed the Atlanta Hawks a beatdown on the road in their season opener on Wednesday, and executed their intended play style perfectly on their way to a 138-118 final score.

After a couple years in the wilderness, the Toronto Raptors will make their return to playing competitive NBA basketball tonight against the Atlanta Hawks, and oh how sweet that is. In Episode 1966, Sean Woodley goes solo to talk about what excites him about finally getting to watch a Raptors season with real stakes once again, and why the lack of a high ceiling for this Raptors team doesn't preclude them from being a fun team that can have a season full of forward progress.

It's a traditional as old as dirt -- the 9th annual Locked On Raptors Over/Unders and Props Spectacular! In Episode 1965, Sean Woodley is joined by six-time champion Vivek Jacob and two-time champion Sahal Abdi to make their picks on 18 preseason Toronto Raptors over/unders and prop bets.

The Toronto Raptors closed out their preseason schedule with a 119-114 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Friday as Scottie Barnes dropped 31 points on 10/15 shooting. In Episode 1964, Sean Woodley goes solo to recap the Raptors' preseason finale and talk about why Barnes' effort in the game laid out the blueprint for how he can succeed this coming season.