Best Podcast Episodes About Toronto Raptors
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 16 episodes
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“… like just wake me up not wake me up but like I'm not going to track the standings every day because all of a sudden it's like Philly's back in six Toronto's in the play in Orlando's ninth Miami's 10th Charlotte is eighth the race for eight's an important one like we need Charlotte as neutral fans we need Charlotte to get to eighth to get two shots to get into the playoffs and the rest of these should not want them to get into eighth. I just, you know, Atlanta, Atlanta has got a chokehold on the fifth spot because they have the Sixers tiebreak. They do not have the Raptors tiebreak. And these are …”
“… unless you have more things to say no i appreciate the platform it's a cape for my guy it was a fun it was fun um but i just want to quickly go through the east the bottom half of these playoffs because this is like I've reached a stage where it's like just wake me up not wake me up but like I'm not going to track the standings every day because all of a sudden it's like Philly's back in six Toronto's in the play in Orlando's ninth Miami's 10th Charlotte is eighth the race for eight's an important one like we need Charlotte as neutral fans we need Charlotte to get to eighth to get two shots to get into the playoffs and the rest of these should not want them to get into eighth. I just, you know, Atlanta, Atlanta has got a chokehold on the fifth spot because they have the Sixers tiebreak. They do not have the Raptors tiebreak. And these are just like a bunch of teams. It's like, I don't know. The team I know is Charlotte. Charlotte has been really, really good for 55 games. Now the Raptors look, I know quickly was out and Brandon Ingram was out lost to the Kings at home. Like the rare it's, it's, it's like a, it's like Haley's comment. when one of the tanking teams beats a non-tanking …”
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The Orlando Magic are at a critical crossroads, facing a make-or-break moment for their current roster. With key players finally healthy, this season feels like their final chance to prove themselves, but the team's struggles raise doubts about their future. As tensions rise between the franchise's star and the coaching staff, the question remains: can they turn it around before it's too late?
“… So shout out to that. And it reminded me why it's so fucking awesome to go to the movies. But we can go back to hockey. Biz, you just mentioned your Toronto Leafs. I know Radko Gudis offered himself up so they can get their pound of flesh after in the captain's season. Doesn't throw a punch. But I feel like that's like for the Leafs. That's like going to the drugstore to get rubbers after the trip was born. You know what I mean? It's like, what does that accomplish now? It maybe puts that story to bed, but I don't know, man. It's just like, okay. You know, like. Well, what else were they going to …”
“… you, Reading IMAX, man, for all those people in there, and there's a lot of shitheads in society, not a word, not a phone. It was like, free for however many people at all. It's hundreds of people silent the whole time except for like laughter, man. So shout out to that. And it reminded me why it's so fucking awesome to go to the movies. But we can go back to hockey. Biz, you just mentioned your Toronto Leafs. I know Radko Gudis offered himself up so they can get their pound of flesh after in the captain's season. Doesn't throw a punch. But I feel like that's like for the Leafs. That's like going to the drugstore to get rubbers after the trip was born. You know what I mean? It's like, what does that accomplish now? It maybe puts that story to bed, but I don't know, man. It's just like, okay. You know, like. Well, what else were they going to do at this point? They're a joke of a franchise, R.A. It needed to be done. R.A., if Brutus plays with one leg, like fucking the guy from, who's the guy I'm thinking of? Lieutenant Dan. Yeah. Oh, he actually lost both. I think he had none. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He lost. You got new legs. If he playing there and they don do anything you an even bigger …”
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Rookie coaches face unique challenges that often go unnoticed, similar to rookie players. In a discussion about coaching expectations, the importance of recognizing the difficulties rookie coaches encounter is highlighted, especially when compared to seasoned veterans with championship experience. This perspective encourages a fairer evaluation of coaching performance in the NHL.
“care what happens. They got their ass whooped by the Raptors yesterday. 139-87. The Raptors go on the NBA record. 31-0 run. I'm sick of the magic. I have loved ones down there. I'm sick of y'all. You don't deserve this, bro. Somebody get fired up, man. Yeah, somebody has to go, bro. Go ahead and load it up, man. Why not? 31-0 is crazy. We're going to watch all these voices. This is insane, y'all. Athlete and every game numbers were a struggling program. I know people had bad nights. This is the NBA, bro. …”
“care what happens. They got their ass whooped by the Raptors yesterday. 139-87. The Raptors go on the NBA record. 31-0 run. I'm sick of the magic. I have loved ones down there. I'm sick of y'all. You don't deserve this, bro. Somebody get fired up, man. Yeah, somebody has to go, bro. Go ahead and load it up, man. Why not? 31-0 is crazy. We're going to watch all these voices. This is insane, y'all. Athlete and every game numbers were a struggling program. I know people had bad nights. This is the NBA, bro. That can't happen, bro. Come on, bro. Y'all niggas are just so good, bro. It happens. 31-0. Moseley said get it off the mud Bro that a whole quarter Yeah damn near Yeah leaves it for Mundo The open You niggas make too much money. But the thing is, look who in the game on this run. Yeah. Minutes leading up to that. Shit. What the nigga that said? …”
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The Toronto Raptors dominated the Orlando Magic with a staggering 139-87 victory, highlighted by an unprecedented 31-0 scoring run. This embarrassing loss raises serious questions about the Magic's performance and future, as they failed to score for nearly an entire quarter. Fans and analysts alike are left wondering how a young team can recover from such a humiliating defeat.
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The Clippers crushed the Raptors 119-94, showcasing impressive performances from Kawhi Leonard and Norman Powell. With Kawhi scoring 27 points and Powell contributing 24, the Clippers proved they can compete against decent teams. The discussion raises questions about their playoff potential and the future of star player Kawhi Leonard.
“… Maple Leafs where Glenn was the backup to Curtis Joseph. They made the playoffs on the second last day of the regular season. And so it was Ottawa, Toronto, and the Sanders fans were out for blood. They were, you know, they were like, we're going to kill these guys. and Toronto came out, Matt Sundin scored the one year in overtime, the one nothing game, I think it was. And the Leafs were up three nothing after three and Ottawa was really, feeling and the game four Toronto was about to sweep and they gave up a fluke goal Ottawa scored like a ridiculous goal late in regulation to force overtime in …”
“… that that situation happened. So, Kyle, let me explain that story because I do want to defend myself a little bit. Oh, good luck with this one. It was the 2000, it was the 2001 playoffs and Ottawa had a great year. I think they had 107 points and the Maple Leafs where Glenn was the backup to Curtis Joseph. They made the playoffs on the second last day of the regular season. And so it was Ottawa, Toronto, and the Sanders fans were out for blood. They were, you know, they were like, we're going to kill these guys. and Toronto came out, Matt Sundin scored the one year in overtime, the one nothing game, I think it was. And the Leafs were up three nothing after three and Ottawa was really, feeling and the game four Toronto was about to sweep and they gave up a fluke goal Ottawa scored like a ridiculous goal late in regulation to force overtime in game four and their leaves are going back into the room and they look like stunned and before the silver doors close the ones you know Kyle that open up into the Toronto room. I heard Glenn yelling, Hey,”
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Hundreds of NHL players are quietly seeking help for their mental health, but the details remain confidential. A former player emphasizes the importance of privacy in the locker room, stating that what happens there stays there, protecting players from public scrutiny. This culture shift aims to encourage players to ask for help without fear of judgment.
“… crest. And then you got the C and then I'm going to turn this bad boy around. So every time, every single player moving forward who plays for the Toronto Maple Leafs, like for instance, when your captain gets hit and he's on the ground, grabbing his knee, you gotta ask yourself what would Wendell do well he wouldn't fucking stingle till the referee hey call something he would jump in there and pump the guy's eyes shut because you touched his teammate regardless if it was the goddamn captain so let me turn this thing around imagine it breaks I would do anything careful careful this oh no it's …”
“… constructed did into a jersey and look at this It's got all, look at how freaking cool that thing is. It's metal. It's got all of his old pictures on it. And here I'm going to, it is pretty sick. It is unbelievable. He autographed it right on the crest. And then you got the C and then I'm going to turn this bad boy around. So every time, every single player moving forward who plays for the Toronto Maple Leafs, like for instance, when your captain gets hit and he's on the ground, grabbing his knee, you gotta ask yourself what would Wendell do well he wouldn't fucking stingle till the referee hey call something he would jump in there and pump the guy's eyes shut because you touched his teammate regardless if it was the goddamn captain so let me turn this thing around imagine it breaks I would do anything careful careful this oh no it's right next to Wayne Gretzky's stick too by the way look at that look at how beautiful that is wow the back's unbelievable holy shit oh more pictures on the bottom too let me see it's got all old school pictures look at saskatoon blade wendell right here and by the way i went to a saskatoon blade game uh for like an appearance one time and it it just …”
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Every Toronto Maple Leafs player should ask themselves, 'What would Wendell do?' This segment highlights a unique metal jersey honoring Wendell Clark, showcasing his fierce loyalty and toughness on the ice. The discussion emphasizes the importance of his legacy in the locker room and the impact it has on current and future players.
“… he shot. I don't think anyone will remember how many shots Kobe shot or how many free throws he made or how many threes. All you remember is 83. Toronto Raptors record, when Kobe broke his record, They were 14 and 26 at the time on January the 22nd, 2006, the 12th worst in the East. There was 12th in the East, 14. fourth worst in the East. So what you thinking, Ocho? Because a lot of people are talking about, man, out of respect for Kobe, he should have stopped it for 81. Y'all know, the way y'all talk about Kobe, is that what Kobe would have been? You know what? I'm glad you just said that. The first …”
“… stamina, man. Huge accomplishment. It will be something we talk about forever. Y'all say, it doesn't matter how you got there. All that matters is that you got it. Look, like in 10, 20, 30 years from now, no one's going to remember how many free throws he shot. I don't think anyone will remember how many shots Kobe shot or how many free throws he made or how many threes. All you remember is 83. Toronto Raptors record, when Kobe broke his record, They were 14 and 26 at the time on January the 22nd, 2006, the 12th worst in the East. There was 12th in the East, 14. fourth worst in the East. So what you thinking, Ocho? Because a lot of people are talking about, man, out of respect for Kobe, he should have stopped it for 81. Y'all know, the way y'all talk about Kobe, is that what Kobe would have been? You know what? I'm glad you just said that. The first thing when I watched Twitter and when I seen some of the stuff on Instagram is if Kobe was here, Kobe would congratulate him. Kobe would be happy for him. And all the people taking up for Kobe are doing exactly what he wouldn't do. So I understand we are Kobe fans. We love him, the fact that he had an 81-point game. But only three people have …”
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Bam Adebayo's incredible 83-point game has sparked debate about its legitimacy, but the essence of the achievement remains. Critics focus on the opponent's weakness and game circumstances, but Kobe Bryant would have celebrated this milestone. Ultimately, the number 83 will be remembered, regardless of how it was achieved, and that's what truly matters.
“… to me is very subtle. But you look at where Gary Trent is right now from Milwaukee, and he doesn't even play. And Gary was a decent player for the Raptors. But nonetheless, I think when you look at what Norm has become and what Norm was at the time, that was a tough one. Yeah, that was also money, right? I think they were afraid that his next contract was going to be much bigger than Gary's, and sometimes you make decisions for that. As is, they're basically at the tax the next two seasons. And by the way, when I go through the draft picks, like it's so easy to do this like malachi flynn was what …”
“pretty good. But the Norm Powell one, I know you had mentioned it, but the Norm Powell one to me is very subtle. But you look at where Gary Trent is right now from Milwaukee, and he doesn't even play. And Gary was a decent player for the Raptors. But nonetheless, I think when you look at what Norm has become and what Norm was at the time, that was a tough one. Yeah, that was also money, right? I think they were afraid that his next contract was going to be much bigger than Gary's, and sometimes you make decisions for that. As is, they're basically at the tax the next two seasons. And by the way, when I go through the draft picks, like it's so easy to do this like malachi flynn was what 29 grady dick was 13 and you can go nitpick loa chianti george was a couple picks after grady dick but like so was kobe buffkin like above and below all of these guys you can find good players and guys who kind of washed out and did nothing so it's it's you you can't just bring up the the good what ifs you got to bring up the bad what ifs as well …”
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Despite not having a strong shooting lineup, the Toronto Raptors have managed to stay competitive with a unique offensive strategy. Their success hinges on creating pace, winning turnover margins, and capitalizing on fast break opportunities. This unexpected approach has kept them solidly in the playoff race, even with roster changes and injuries.
“… Anacompo they don't care about him missing the next four to six weeks they are there for it and whether that's the New York Knicks any of the Toronto Raptors or another one that's been listed like, they're all they're ready to go what's holding it all up is Milwaukee apparently is still saying we don't know or let's see if we can make a deal here around the periphery maybe we can turn Kyle Koosman or something and they're still playing this game of chicken where they're like we don't want to trade him and Giannis is like I don't want to ask to get traded so we're just going to pretend that this …”
“… weeks calf injury we know that that's like that's the bugaboo term now in the NBA is a calf injury does this affect his potential trade market in February? Not one bit not one bit anyone who's in the market for Giannis Anacompo is in the market for Giannis Anacompo they don't care about him missing the next four to six weeks they are there for it and whether that's the New York Knicks any of the Toronto Raptors or another one that's been listed like, they're all they're ready to go what's holding it all up is Milwaukee apparently is still saying we don't know or let's see if we can make a deal here around the periphery maybe we can turn Kyle Koosman or something and they're still playing this game of chicken where they're like we don't want to trade him and Giannis is like I don't want to ask to get traded so we're just going to pretend that this thing is big and then they lost against Denver”
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Giannis Antetokounmpo is subtly signaling his desire for a trade without explicitly asking for one. After discussing his injury prognosis and team dynamics, it’s clear that he’s frustrated with the situation in Milwaukee, even as the team plays a game of chicken about his future. His comments suggest that despite his injury, interest from other teams remains high.
“… who was the president and CEO of Maple Leaf Sports Entertainment. Just so you know, there's this one giant entity that owns the Maple Leafs, the Raptors, the Blue Jays, the Toronto FC, the Marlies, their minor league hockey team, probably other- Oh, the Argonauts? I think they all own the same thing. And for years, they were owned by two giant cable companies for the most part. And later this year, it will all come under one umbrella, the Rogers Corporation, which is run by this guy, Ed Rogers, who will be the new governor. Right now, there's Larry Tannenbaum, who's actually the chairman of the …”
“… know, that's- Is that right? I hear you can hope. I think you might have better hips and knees than him at this point. So, you know. Then he's in trouble. Go on. Anyway, he had a very good story where he had a very interesting quote from Keith Pelley, who was the president and CEO of Maple Leaf Sports Entertainment. Just so you know, there's this one giant entity that owns the Maple Leafs, the Raptors, the Blue Jays, the Toronto FC, the Marlies, their minor league hockey team, probably other- Oh, the Argonauts? I think they all own the same thing. And for years, they were owned by two giant cable companies for the most part. And later this year, it will all come under one umbrella, the Rogers Corporation, which is run by this guy, Ed Rogers, who will be the new governor. Right now, there's Larry Tannenbaum, who's actually the chairman of the board of governors. He's a longtime board of governors. That's just housekeeping. The point is, there's transition happening in Toronto. And as part of that transition, Masai Ujiri was let go last year, and Bobby Webster, their longtime general manager, was promoted to being the head of basketball operations. The reason we say all this is that the …”
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The Toronto Raptors are ensuring their future by committing to GM Bobby Webster, who will not be pressured during the upcoming trade deadline. This comes as the team undergoes significant organizational changes, including a new ownership structure and Webster's promotion to head of basketball operations. CEO Keith Pelley’s public endorsement aims to quell rumors about Webster's job security and the team's direction.
“… i would not be shocked i'm taking shocked out out of the conversation but would i pick there's certain matchups i just don't think who like the Raptors Raptors Knicks is a five game series right now. That's a five game series. Wow. This is getting clipped when we're headed into game. Oh, they hate me in Toronto already. Jurassic Park. They hate me in Toronto already. They hate me so much in Toronto. Last time I went to Toronto, they wouldn't even let me cross the border. Oh my God. Like we heard what you said about Scotty, Scotty Barnes farm. Yeah. We heard what you said farm. And then they're …”
“… mirror on the wall who's the fairest come on all right um i will say that i would not pick the heat or the rafters or the current sixers to win two games in the series would i be shocked i would not be shocked if these teams won two games in the series i would not be shocked i'm taking shocked out out of the conversation but would i pick there's certain matchups i just don't think who like the Raptors Raptors Knicks is a five game series right now. That's a five game series. Wow. This is getting clipped when we're headed into game. Oh, they hate me in Toronto already. Jurassic Park. They hate me in Toronto already. They hate me so much in Toronto. Last time I went to Toronto, they wouldn't even let me cross the border. Oh my God. Like we heard what you said about Scotty, Scotty Barnes farm. Yeah. We heard what you said farm. And then they're going to be in Jurassic Park. They're going to have this on the Jumbotron of Jacoby going, the Knicks Toronto is a five-game series. Five-game series. And Drake's going to be like flipping off the Jumbotron and you, and then we've got to become enemies with him, and then Kendrick's going to be on the show, and it's going to be awesome. Really? You …”
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Jacoby predicts the Raptors will struggle in a playoff series against the Knicks, suggesting it could end in just five games. Despite acknowledging that shock isn't the right word, he expresses doubt about the Raptors winning two games in the series. This bold claim could stir up some controversy among Toronto fans, especially with the playoffs approaching.
“Well, a couple other things with that. So Schumann had this stat that I thought was fun. You take out the Raptors and you take the next one, two, three, next seven teams against the top eight in the West are 45 and 44. So basically everybody but the Raptors. The Raptors are one and 11 against the top eight in the West. So they dragged it down. And the Raptors are free falling right now. And I think might get caught by a couple of teams. So that's one thing. The other thing is the East has had really bad luck and the West hasn't. Giannis, Embiid, …”
“Well, a couple other things with that. So Schumann had this stat that I thought was fun. You take out the Raptors and you take the next one, two, three, next seven teams against the top eight in the West are 45 and 44. So basically everybody but the Raptors. The Raptors are one and 11 against the top eight in the West. So they dragged it down. And the Raptors are free falling right now. And I think might get caught by a couple of teams. So that's one thing. The other thing is the East has had really bad luck and the West hasn't. Giannis, Embiid, Halliburton, Tatum. Those are four of the best, I don't know, 15 to 20 players in the league. All of them are gone, and the West hasn't had the same kind of injury stuff. If we had just had a completely healthy Giannis season, and we had had, I guess maybe we're never getting another Embiid season, but Philly's had between Embiid, Maxie's now hurt, George …”
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The Eastern Conference's struggles may flip next year as injuries and bad luck have plagued its top players, while the West remains strong. With stars like Giannis and Embiid sidelined, teams like Indiana could have been playoff contenders. This shift could change the landscape of the NBA, making the East more competitive than ever.
“… Yeah. Get well, so the Timberwolves, man. Shout out to the Lakers getting another quality dub. All right, moving on to Rockets got the best of the Raptors yesterday. 130, excuse me, 113 to 99. 80, 29 to 8. Thompson had 23. DeVar Smith had 23 as well. RJ Barrett had 25. Scotty Barnes had 24. Load it up for KD, man. NBA career that is off to a tremendous start. And this will come that lost in San Antonio over the weekend. Shang-Goon draws a roster. Especially for Kevin Durant. I'm sorry. He gets physical with Shang-Goon. He draws a double D to switch to Durant. One off three-point line. It makes a …”
“… You're out gambling. But like you said, that was a fair comparison about the Timberwolves and the Pistons. They rely so much on A.E. and K. They're not having to. I mean, typically they have good nights, but when they don't, you're going to lose. Yeah. Get well, so the Timberwolves, man. Shout out to the Lakers getting another quality dub. All right, moving on to Rockets got the best of the Raptors yesterday. 130, excuse me, 113 to 99. 80, 29 to 8. Thompson had 23. DeVar Smith had 23 as well. RJ Barrett had 25. Scotty Barnes had 24. Load it up for KD, man. NBA career that is off to a tremendous start. And this will come that lost in San Antonio over the weekend. Shang-Goon draws a roster. Especially for Kevin Durant. I'm sorry. He gets physical with Shang-Goon. He draws a double D to switch to Durant. One off three-point line. It makes a note of the lane. I do Nope I do I believe in Cameron Durant Elbow Jay Good. Came to reinvent himself. They could be a second-round team by fighting. Shang-Goon got a guard more, but. Yeah, that's why my problem is when they get to that second round, bro. Yeah. And the lack of a, quote-unquote, traditional point guard, not a battle-tested one. I …”
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The Houston Rockets secured a decisive 130-99 victory over the Toronto Raptors, showcasing standout performances from Thompson and Smith, each scoring 23 points. Despite the loss, Scotty Barnes and RJ Barrett kept the game competitive, but questions linger about the Rockets' playoff potential, especially regarding their reliance on Kevin Durant's scoring prowess. Can they find a consistent second scorer to support KD in the postseason?
“You were down. Yeah, and you were down to the Pop Warner Toronto Raptors at that time. All right? Bam dropped 30-something points in the first quarter. Bam. Yeah, he had a start. Kobe didn't turn up until the second half. Well, I know. Listen, whose fault is that? That because real ones can hit that switch and go fuck this I taking over Bam won hit that switch He watched Luka hit that switch in his home court last night He didn do nothing about it And he was so 23 points short The courage. Then he had the courage to …”
“You were down. Yeah, and you were down to the Pop Warner Toronto Raptors at that time. All right? Bam dropped 30-something points in the first quarter. Bam. Yeah, he had a start. Kobe didn't turn up until the second half. Well, I know. Listen, whose fault is that? That because real ones can hit that switch and go fuck this I taking over Bam won hit that switch He watched Luka hit that switch in his home court last night He didn do nothing about it And he was so 23 points short The courage. Then he had the courage to go to the mic and giggle and say, yeah, I know what that's like. Today, 83, you lost. Kobe would never make a stupid joke like that. Kobe would never make a stupid joke like that after losing. Insane work. I think like this whole bam backlash right has been because he beat Kobe right of course if if it was anybody else that he would have be like I …”
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Bam Adebayo's 83-point game is impressive but overshadowed by comparisons to Kobe Bryant, which detracts from celebrating the achievement on its own merits.
“I think there was a tenth of a second left, basically at the buzzer to beat him. And I remember I went to the Raptors locker room. Kyle Lowry had a great year that year. DeMar DeRozan had a great year. Dwayne Casey won coach of the year. And I remember going down to the Raptors locker room. I loved covering the Raptors. It was a great team. Um, and I remember the absolute face, the stone faces on Masai Ujiri and Bobby Webster, their front office leaders, their faces. Dwayne Casey, I think probably knew he was getting fired. DeMar DeRozan didn't know he was …”
“I think there was a tenth of a second left, basically at the buzzer to beat him. And I remember I went to the Raptors locker room. Kyle Lowry had a great year that year. DeMar DeRozan had a great year. Dwayne Casey won coach of the year. And I remember going down to the Raptors locker room. I loved covering the Raptors. It was a great team. Um, and I remember the absolute face, the stone faces on Masai Ujiri and Bobby Webster, their front office leaders, their faces. Dwayne Casey, I think probably knew he was getting fired. DeMar DeRozan didn't know he was getting traded. But if you had told me when I was down in that locker room that 12 months later, I would be covering the Raptors receiving the Larry O'Brien trophy, I'd have told you, get out of my face, stop messing around. So things can change fast in the NBA, but I voted for Harden that year and he wanted going away. He had been close several …”
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LeBron James' 2018 season was so incredible that even his MVP snub still sparks debate. Despite his team's fourth-place finish and a temporary disengagement, his playoff performance was legendary. This segment reveals how perceptions of his season have evolved and why he deserved more recognition at the time.
“… pros that's ever walked through these doors, basically. I'm not taking anything like, I think the Wizards probably should do that. This is what the Toronto Raptors just did last year. They traded for Brandon Ingram at the trade deadline. They gave him, they promised him a contract. I mean, I think in that case he signed the contract and said, you know, use a contract. And then they didn't play them the rest of the year because they were tanking for their pick. Now it didn't work out. They won too many games and then they, all these teams from behind them jumped them and ended up with the ninth pick. And …”
“… They sent Al Horford home. They sent Al Horford home. They like glow about Al Horford's time there still. Well, he helped you with the- Wouldn't you? Wouldn't you? I have to unpack all this here about Al Horford and he was like one of the greatest pros that's ever walked through these doors, basically. I'm not taking anything like, I think the Wizards probably should do that. This is what the Toronto Raptors just did last year. They traded for Brandon Ingram at the trade deadline. They gave him, they promised him a contract. I mean, I think in that case he signed the contract and said, you know, use a contract. And then they didn't play them the rest of the year because they were tanking for their pick. Now it didn't work out. They won too many games and then they, all these teams from behind them jumped them and ended up with the ninth pick. And got a really good rookie, by the way. Yeah, but they didn't get Cooper Flag, which is I think what they, you know, they didn't get Cooper Flag or B.J. Edgekin, I think that was in the back there. A team better than them in the standings got Cooper Flag. That's, well, that's a whole, again, this is the lottery system. I know, a team I saw win a …”
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C.J. McCollum's impressive performance has raised eyebrows, leading to speculation that his success might prompt a trade from the Wizards. With averages of 20 points, 52% shooting, and a winning record, his value is undeniable, especially as Trae Young seeks to prove himself. The Wizards must navigate these dynamics carefully to secure a high draft pick while managing their roster effectively.
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