The Toronto Raptors are took down the Atlanta Hawks 134-117 on Saturday night as RJ Barrett continued to prove his value to the Raptors' offensive ecosystem. In Episode 2014, Sean Woodley is joined by Vivek Jacob to talk about how Barrett's helped the Raptors rediscover their offensive potency since returning from injury, the way the Raptors' defensive selectiveness helped them clamp down the Hawks in the final quarter of Saturday's game, Scottie Barnes' immense defensive impact and more.

The Toronto Raptors underwent all kinds of change in 2025, from the acquisition of Brandon Ingram to the firing of Masai Ujiri from his long-held post as Team President -- can they build on their success this year in 2026? In Episode 2013, Sean Woodley and Katie Heindl reflect on the year that was for the Raptors, the progress they made as a franchise as they emerged from their rebuilding years, discuss the players that most told the story of the year from Brandon Ingram to Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett, and take a look ahead to 2026 and discuss whether the year ahead will see the team's trajectory continue on and upward track. Happy New Year, everyone!

The Toronto Raptors picked up their second straight win as their young bench guys came up huge in a late comeback against the Orlando Magic. In Episode 2012, Sean Woodley talks about how Jamal Shead, Collin Murray-Boyles, Ja'Kobe Walter and Gradey Dick helped pick up the slack for the underperforming Raptors starters in Monday's 107-106 comeback win over Orlando, and discusses how the Raptors' defense put together another bit of proof that it's just legitimately good.

The Toronto Raptors took down the Golden State Warriors on Sunday thanks to an incredible 23-25-10 triple-double by Scottie Barnes. In Episode 2011, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob react to the narrative-flipping win over Steph Curry and the Warriors on the heels of an embarrassing loss to the Wizards on Boxing Day.

Scottie Barnes scored 27 points on 10/14 shooting and the Toronto Raptors hammered the Miami Heat 112-91 on Tuesday night. In Episode 2010, Sean Woodley goes solo to recap the Raptors' second road win over the Heat in the last 8 days, dig into Scottie Barnes' commanding performance, discuss the Raptors' depth telling on itself by proving it is not in fact destitute, and much more.

The Toronto Raptors' season is wobbling after a rough spell of games, but can RJ Barrett fix what ails them? In Episode 2009, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob do a quick temperature check on the recent struggles of the Raptors before firing up a few more rounds of What's More Likely?!

The Toronto Raptors had their worst two-game stretch of the season over the weekend, with back to back lifeless losses to the Boston Celtics and Brooklyn Nets hammering home just how brutal this team's offense is right now.

The Toronto Raptors beat the Giannis Antetokounmpo-less Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday night in a game that revealed their need for some more guard play on top of Immanuel Quickley and Jamal Shead. In Episode 2007, Sean Woodley is joined by Joe Wolfond to recap the Raptors' win over the Bucks and get into their biggest takeaways from a game that probably should have been easier for Toronto.

The Toronto Raptors have been connected to Anthony Davis, Domantas Sabonis and LaMelo Ball in recent days by various NBA Insiders -- would any of them make sense for the Raptors to target via trade? In Episode 2006, Sean Woodley goes solo to run through this week's reporting for Jake Fischer, Marc Stein and Mike Scotto connecting the Raptors to some of the league's most notable depreciated star players.

The Toronto Raptors franchise has a long and storied history of beloved role players, and in "We The Raptors" by Eric Smith and Andrew Bricker, their stories are brought to the forefront. In Episode 2004, Sean Woodley is joined by Raptors radio play-by-play voice Eric Smith to talk about his new book "We The Raptors."

The Toronto Raptors took down the Miami Heat 106-96 on Monday thanks to a masterful defensive effort, Scottie Barnes going berserk, and Brandon Ingram steadying the offense. In Episode 2003, Sean Woodley dissects how the Raptors managed to handle the Heat with an outstanding defensive effort, Scottie Barnes' late-game two-way brilliance, and Brandon Ingram's steady scoring operating as the three pillars holding up the team throughout the game.

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The Toronto Raptors return from a mini 5-day break to take on the Miami Heat on Monday night to kick off arguably the most important stretch of basketball they've played in half a decade. In Episode 2002, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob chat about why the next 6-7 weeks figure to be so consequential, get into Brandon Ingram's comments last week about the team not having a very large margin for error as a team, and tee up the matchup against the Heat and their unique, ISO-heavy offense.

The Toronto Raptors sorely miss RJ Barrett, but are there deeper roster flaws behind the Raptors' recent struggles that need to be addressed before the Trade Deadline? In Episode 2002, Sean Woodley and Joe Wolfond try to diagnose what's been ailing the Raptors lately, whether RJ Barrett's return is the simple fix to everything, and whether trade season will or should hold any answers for the team.

The Toronto Raptors have fallen on hard times recently, casting some questions over whether their early season winning ways were legit or a bit of fool's gold. In Episode 2001, Sean Woodley and Katie Heindl do vibe check on the state of the Toronto Raptors as they sit 15-11 and ready to turn the page to the post-NBA Cup portion of their schedule.

The Toronto Raptors lost to the New York Knicks, 117-101 in the NBA Cup Quarterfinals on Tuesday night, thanks in large part to a miserable second quarter. In Episode 2000 (what) of the show, Sean Woodley goes solo to react to the loss, break down what went wrong in the 34-13 second frame, and discuss the encouraging things the Raptors did find that worked as the game progressed.

The Toronto Raptors host the New York Knicks in the NBA Cup Quarterfinals tonight -- and they'll need to pull out all the stops to take down one of the Eastern Conference's best teams. In Episode 1999, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob discuss their unironic excitement for single-elimination basketball, the the impact of the various injuries both teams are dealing with coming into the game (RJ Barrett, Jamal Shead, Karl-Anthony Towns, Deuce McBride), and why the Raptors absolutely cannot afford to get off to another poor start.

The Toronto Raptors have lost three-straight to the Lakers, Hornets and Celtics, and it's been a rollercoaster of a skid, with some excitingly high highs and depressingly low lows. In Episode 1998, Sean Woodley goes solo to take stock of where the Raptors now sit after the last three games and talks about what's gone wrong, what gives him hope for a turnaround, and why their 15-10 record heading into a home date in the NBA Cup quarters is still a pretty great spot to be compared to preseason expectations.

The Toronto Raptors should sit out the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade sweepstakes! In Episode 1997, Sean Woodley and Katie Heindl team up to answer mailbag questions from you, the freaks! Off the top, they discuss the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade demand that isn't quite a trade demand, and why they've completely moved on from their once-held fantasy of the Raptors trading for the Bucks' star, especially if it means Scottie Barnes has to go out the other way.

The Toronto Raptors held on late after carrying a 15-point lead into the 4th quarter to take down the Portland Trail Blazers 121-118, as Scottie Barnes built on his Defensive Player of the Month honor with a brilliant 28-7-7 performance. In Episode 1996, Sean Woodley and Vivek Jacob recap the Raptors win, discuss the clear levelling up taking place with Barnes, and get into the Raptors' nearly blowing the game in the 4th only to be bailed out by some good crunch time offense, and more from the Raptors' 15th win of the season.