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This week in Raptors talk
The shows spent the week hyping Toronto's potential with Kawhi Leonard back in the fold. Talk centered on the Raptors' elite defense anchored by Scottie Barnes, their surprising power rankings placement, and predictions from multiple hosts that they'll make the Eastern Conference Finals. A lot of focus also went to role players like Collin Murray-Boyles and the team's opening blowout win, plus Kyle Lowry's retirement ceremony getting praise as a classy franchise moment.
Written by The Cutdown's reader from this week's clips.
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In this week's clips: Kyle Lowry, Kawhi Leonard, Immanuel Quickley, Collin Murray-Boyles, Scottie Barnes, RJ Barrett, Ja'Kobe Walter, Jakob Poeltl.
Only the Raptors talk. Every morning.
Everything that isn't Raptors talk gets cut. Sorry, Celtics.
- Kyle Lowry's retirement ceremony in Toronto
- Kawhi Leonard's rusty Toronto return
- Raptors open season with 43-point win as Kawhi returns
- Raptors ceiling and early power rankings
Talked Raptors most this week: The Athletic NBA Daily (3), The Hoop Collective (2), Dunc'd On (2).
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Which podcasts get reviewed for Raptors conversations?
Bill Simmons Podcast, The Hoop Collective, The Zach Lowe Show, The Ryen Russillo Show, Dunc'd On, Mind the Game, Pardon My Take, The Old Man and the Three, The Athletic NBA Daily, The Pat McAfee Show, The Ringer NBA Show, First Things First. Any time one of them has a substantive Raptors conversation, it becomes a clip.
What are the best Raptors podcasts right now?
Going by who actually talked about the Raptors this week: The Athletic NBA Daily (3), The Hoop Collective (2), Dunc'd On (2). The Cutdown reads all of the big national shows every morning and pulls the Raptors parts into one playlist, so you get the best of every one of them.
What are people saying about the Raptors today?
Lately: Kyle Lowry's retirement ceremony in Toronto, Kawhi Leonard's rusty Toronto return, Raptors open season with 43-point win as Kawhi returns. Press play at the top of this page to hear it, or get the app for the full playlist every morning.
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iPhone only for now.
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