Podcasts about raptors championship

We celebrate our 100th episode of IN THE CUT with Toronto Raptors DJ 4Korners. He discusses DJing the Raptors Championship parade, his new podcast, and what he's learned about himself through therapy.4Korners has done it all. Whether it's at top nightclubs in over 20 countries or world-renowned events, including the Cannes Film Festival, London Fashion Week, the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 or the Olympic Games, his eclectic sound radiates.He shares about his musical journey before being the Raptors DJ and has some advice for the Canadian music industry. He drops gems all over this episode, a must-listen for all upcoming creators.

In this episode, I get to speak with Sportsnet Donnovan Bennett about his memories during the Raptor's title run, where his love for the game began, how basketball has evolved in Canada, and more!

Alex Wong is joined Libaan Osman of The Toronto Star to discuss his culinary interests, personal memories from the Raptors championship season, and whether Toronto could have three-peated with Kawhi Leonard (00:34). Later, the two draft their favourite moments from the 2019 Raptors championship season with James Herbert of CBS Sports (22:54). Watch on YouTube! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Throwback Episode with Monique Lawrence. Monique Lawrence who has continuously inspired others as an experienced life coach, is well know throughout the Raptors community and is considered by many to be the Raptors #1 Superfan. Learn a little bit more about Monique here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6OqJniSEbI Mike and Mo talk about the Raptors Championship run, Kawhi Leonard having his jersey retired in Toronto and Norman Powell taking his game to the next level. Please Follow, like, share and rate the podcast IG: @mikeroach7 Twitter: mike_roach_ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Earning her second Canadian Screen Award (Best Local Newscast) in 2021, Lindsay Dunn has become one of Canada's most respected talents. Honing her reporting skills for the better part of the last two decades, Dunn grew up in Regina and spent much of her childhood dreaming about reporting on the world's biggest sporting events — especially those of the WNBA and NBA. Dunn currently holds the position of National Sports and Music reporter for CityNews and is the first to ever hold that title — since it was created to honour both her passions in life.As Toronto's only local news female sportscaster for a national network (CityTV), Dunn has covered the biggest sporting events of the last decade. From Kobe Bryant's last game in Los Angeles to the Raptors Championship, Lindsay's everyday approach to reporting allows her to connect with sports fans across the globe. She is regularly featured as a WNBA/NBA expert on BBC News, BBC World TV and BBC Sportsworld and has appeared on ESPN, TSN, CTV, Global and Rawlco Radio as a basketball commentator.In addition to her love of sport, Dunn has an unrelenting passion for music and the artists who create it. Over her 11 year career, she has had the opportunity to highlight the incredible stories of artists such as Drake, Keith Richards and Dolly Parton. Working to celebrate the human-aspect of every success story, Dunn shines as an entertainment reporter at Canada's biggest events including the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and the JUNO Awards, among others.Nominated for a 2021 Canadian Screen Award (although already 2x CSA winner), for her work as a host and producer on the ‘Heroes of Covid' special, Dunn is a regular contributor to Sportsnet's monthly interview series “Top of Her Game,” writes weekly WNBA features for Sportsnet, and is a member of the Pro Basketball Writers Association. When not reporting, she spends her time working on a documentary that showcases the impact that Canadians have had on the UK music industry while listening to every album ever made by an NBA player on vinyl (yes, she has them all).Find more about Lindsay Dunn:https://toronto.citynews.ca/author/lindsay-dunn/https://twitter.com/LindsayDunnhttps://www.instagram.com/lindsaydunntv

Eric & Paul discuss the need for expanded replay in sports and look back on the Raptors' championship parade. Tim Leiper shares his memory of the championship parade, why winning is contagious among sports teams in a city, and how the Blue Jays were unfortunate to not get a call their way in the ninth […]

In the 3rd hour of the show the guys look back on the Raptors Championship which celebrated its 2 year anniversary on Sunday, the opening weekend of Euro 2020, the Stanley Cup playoffs, the NBA playoffs, Pascal Siakam's shoulder surgery and more. TSN Basketball Analyst Jack Armstrong joins the show as well.

How to be the changeCurrent EDI efforts in sports:  (00:30)MLSE's EDI Commitment (1)My opinion: PR statements are great - I wish they outlined each of their commitments What do we do? Re-post and go on with our day - Takeaway: This is not enough Point: (05:56)Awareness does not equal change. Awareness promotes action and action leads to change. Sports analogy: the kid that gets cut every year at tryouts but comes back every season When will it be the year? When that kid takes the next step to push themselves to another level by changing his/her strategy Changing your perception of your role in a situation/environment provides the opportunity to work smarterWhy am I talking about this? We need to stray away from circular conversations Hope helps to inspire people and bring issues to light To take the next step we need to leap My first step is with this podcast - striving to get my generation not only talking about change but taking actionWhat does it mean to work smarter?Ability to adapt to a situation and put the most effective resources to use Get out of the “one size fits all” mentality - every situation is different Application to Sports: USTA (US Tennis Association) “Embrace All” campaign (2) (11:15)Relevance: It's easy to identity issues what's hard is holding ourselves accountable to change Why I love this campaign: The mission is hard-hitting, purposeful and intentional So what's the solution/how do we be the change?We lead by example and others will follow How do we get there? Become the best version of yourself! Becoming the best version of yourself (16:40)Point: To become the best version of yourself and reach your full potential you need to focus on growing each and every day.  Figure out who you want to become and earn it Set reasonable, achievable, and challenging goals - expand your personal bubble Develop the small habits to become this person Set yourself up for success with the right mindset Accept your current situation and understand your worth - you deserve a better life for yourself Hold yourself accountable - find your inspiration Personal Example: (20:25)I developed a “Watch Me” mentality as I heard stories of others being turned away. As I saw no one who looked like me achieve what I strived to. How? I focused on what I had to offer and made it abundantly clear that I had value to add Don't just tell them… Show them! - actions speak louder than wordsRelevance: People will want to hop on your grind When others see what's possible, their dreams now become more achievable in their mindsRelationship to Sports: Change comes with the right leadership Example with the Toronto Raptors and how Kawhi Leonard led by example and lead to the Raptors Championship 2019 winSummary of points: (24:50)We can do more than share a post on our stories. We can walk the walk and go the extra mile by leading by example rather than waiting for change. We lead by example by developing a growth mindset to become the best versions of ourselves. We then develop small habits which over time transform us.

3x NBA Champion & Philadelphia 76ers Guard Danny Green joined the OverDrive guys earlier today as he waits to see who the 76ers 1st round opponent will be. He touched on that, the strong year in Philly, his memories of the 2019 Raptors Championship parade & on the new NFT startup New Renaissance and their involvement in a hologram of his 2020 Lakers Championship ring.

3x NBA Champion & Philadelphia 76ers Guard Danny Green joined the OverDrive guys earlier today as he waits to see who the 76ers 1st round opponent will be. He touched on that, the strong year in Philly, his memories of the 2019 Raptors Championship parade & on the new NFT startup New Renaissance and their involvement in a hologram of his 2020 Lakers Championship ring.

In Episode 941, Sean chats with Toronto-based rapper and enormous raptors fan Cadence Weapon about his Raptors fandom and his brand new album "Parallel World." They kick things off by digging into how Cadence has dealt with the Raptors' awful season from hell in Tampa, Next, they discuss his experiences during the 2019 championship run, where he watched The Shot, and where he was the night they won it all. Next, they talk about some of Cadence's favourite present-day Raptors, before digging into some of the guys from the past who frustrated or disappointed him or both. To round things out, Sean puts his guest through a round of That Random Raptors Game for a game from the early days of 2013-14.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.IndeedGet started RIGHT NOW with a FREE SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAR SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to upgrade your job post at Indeed.com/lockedHeadspaceYou deserve to feel happier, and Headspace is meditation made simple. Go to headspace.com/lockedonnba for a FREE ONE-MONTH TRIAL with access to Headspace's full library of meditations for every situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 941, Sean chats with Toronto-based rapper and enormous raptors fan Cadence Weapon about his Raptors fandom and his brand new album "Parallel World." They kick things off by digging into how Cadence has dealt with the Raptors' awful season from hell in Tampa, Next, they discuss his experiences during the 2019 championship run, where he watched The Shot, and where he was the night they won it all. Next, they talk about some of Cadence's favourite present-day Raptors, before digging into some of the guys from the past who frustrated or disappointed him or both. To round things out, Sean puts his guest through a round of That Random Raptors Game for a game from the early days of 2013-14. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Indeed Get started RIGHT NOW with a FREE SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAR SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to upgrade your job post at Indeed.com/locked Headspace You deserve to feel happier, and Headspace is meditation made simple. Go to headspace.com/lockedonnba for a FREE ONE-MONTH TRIAL with access to Headspace’s full library of meditations for every situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2019 NBA Champion with the Raptors & now Portland Trail Blazers Guard Norman Powell joined the OverDrive guys earlier today following his trade to Portland ahead of last week's NBA trade deadline. He touched on being traded, his final days with the Raptors, what he's bringing to Portland & on his memories of the Raptors Championship parade

2019 NBA Champion with the Raptors & now Portland Trail Blazers Guard Norman Powell joined the OverDrive guys earlier today following his trade to Portland ahead of last week's NBA trade deadline. He touched on being traded, his final days with the Raptors, what he's bringing to Portland & on his memories of the Raptors Championship parade

In episode 11, I'm joined by Kishan Mistry, a digital content producer with the MLB and Uninterrupted as well as a freelance photographer and graphic designer. A graduate from Ryerson University's Sport Media program, Kishan began his career in the sports industry with Field Hockey Canada, working the 2015 Pan Am Games. From there, he made stops with TSN/BarDown and Yahoo Sports Canada before joining the MLB in their content department. Documenting the Raptors Championship run during his time with Yahoo Sports, Kishan's work has been idolized across the city and beyond, as he's captured some of the most iconic photos in Toronto sports history. During our conversation, Kishan talks about the mentality behind his work, how he navigates the ups and downs of the sports industry, and reflects on some of the most memorable moments from his career. As season 2 officially commences, it was an honour to have one of my inspirations kickstart the next slate of episodes. Outro courtesy of: Kishan Mistry Follow Kishan on Instagram Like this podcast? Subscribe, like, rate on all major platforms and give us a follow on: Instagram (@getyourheadinthegame_) Twitter (@gyhitgpodcast) LinkedIn (@GetYourHeadintheGame)

Ben and JD discuss OG Anunoby’s game winner against the Celtics and Kyle Lowry’s signature Game 3 performance (00:07). Dan Shulman, Blue Jays play-by-play voice for Sportsnet, chimes in on Anunoby’s thrilling buzzer-beater and the Blue Jays’ lack of discipline on the base paths (24:29). Sportsnet’s Michael Grange weighs in on the Raptors’ even-keel demeanour […]

Ben and JD discuss the Raptors’ win over the Heat on Monday and Fred VanVleet’s career-best performance (14:10). Maria St. Aubin stops by for our weekly edition of Text Line Tuesday (25:02). Sportsnet NHL Insider Chris Johnston weighs in on the Leafs’ Game 1 loss to the Blue Jackets and possible adjustments for today’s critical […]

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites William Lou (@william_lou), a Toronto Raptors reporter for Yahoo Sports Canada and the host of the "Raptors Over Everything" podcast, onto the program. The two discuss what it's like for William to work in predominantly white newsrooms and what can be done to bring more diversity (3:21), his overall assessment of the current landscape of sports media (6:29), how much he's enjoyed the current Raptors season (14:20), what he's seen from Pascal Siakam (17:07), and if there are any teams in the East outside of the Milwaukee Bucks that could give Toronto a ton of trouble in the playoffs (19:18). William also offers his two cents on the NBA returning to action in Orlando (22:09) and recaps his night when the Raptors captured the 2019 championship (25:43). And in his final rapid-fire questioning, William talks about the now infamous photo of himself standing in a tree with a wad of cash, secondary characters in "Rush Hour," the Raptors' Mt. Rushmore, Oasis, Cloverdale Mall, Giannis Antetokounmpo possibly coming to the 6ix, and so much more. 

Sportsnet’s Michael Grange (25:17) comes on to reminisce on the highs and lows of the Toronto Raptors championship parade that took place one year ago. Former NHL defenceman Kevin Bieksa (53:45) gives his thoughts on the NHL restarting and the challenges the players are facing. Former MLB infielder Trevor Plouffe (1:09:17) joins the show to […]

Former NBA Executive John Hollinger joins the show to discuss the NBA returning, Kyrie Irving's comments, the one year anniversary of the Raptors Championship and more.

It was one year ago that the Toronto Raptors raised their first Larry O'Brien trophy as they were crowned #NBAChampions. The BTC crew relives this epic journey as each of them share their thoughts and key moments that led to this historic franchise moment. Episode 8 also opens up a discussion about who the top contending teams are as the @NBA makes its much anticipated return this summer.

In this episode I talk about the 1 year anniversary of the Raptors Championship, the current situation with the MLB, and more --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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In the 4th hour of the show the guys discuss the 1 year anniversary of the Raptors Championship win, the return of Golf at the Charles Schwab Challenge, how the Black Lives Matter movement has impacted sports and more. Guests include TSN Golf Analyst Mark Zecchino and TSN Raptors Broadcaster Jack Armstrong.

Toronto Maple Leafs President Brendan Shanahan (8:39) joins the show to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and the importance of equality in sports and the world. Sportsnet hockey insider Elliotte Friedman (30:01) breaks down some of the NHL’s return-to-play Phase 2 details and the Eugene Melnyk correction from the Ottawa Sun. Raptors’ play-by-play announcer […]

Raptors Broadcaster Jack Armstrong joins the show to discuss the one year anniversary of the Raptors Championship, his memories from that night at the Oracle and more.

It’s been one year since the Toronto Raptors captured its first NBA Championship title, and we’re here to re-live the past. We bring back special guest Fatah Fatah to talk to us about where he was soaking in the champagne showers of 2019! #WeTheNorth Where were you for game 6 of the Finals? (4:30) Were you worried about Milwaukee in the ECF? (12:30) Raptors odds going into the Finals (29:28) KD goes down (44:15) Game 6 at Oracle (55:30) Favourite Raptor of all time (1:07:00) Website: http://www.thedunklistt.com/category/stretch-4-podcast/ Social: @Stretch4Pod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stretch4pod/

Doug Smith, the Toronto Star’s reporter on the Toronto Raptors talks to Adrian Cheung about the Raptors’ championship run, his memories covering the franchise for 25 years and what a restarting NBA season, in the middle of a pandemic, will look like. We revisit the magical 2019 NBA championship and its top moments, culminating in raising “Larry OB” on Thursday, June 13, 2019 — from Kawhi Leonard’s “The Shot,” to the all-out battle in the semi-finals, to toppling an NBA dynasty in the Golden State Warriors.

Featuring NBA Champion Jamaal Magloire, the mandem discuss: - His basketball journey, the NBA season's return, Raptors Championship run & his foundation's work in the community amidst this pandemic - The tragic murder of Toronto artist Houdini - George Floyd's death has the world fed up - Social distancing & dating + more!

Matt's Opening Thought Brought to you By Delmar International: Dwayne Casey deserves a lot of credit for his role in the development of the Raptors Championship

TSN Raptors Reporter Josh Lewenberg joins Matt Cauz on Game Day to talk about reliving the Raptors NBA championship run, if the Raptors could've been a dynasty if Kawhi had stayed and much more!

The guys recap the holiday weekend filled with virtual hangouts with family and friends. Breakfast Television co-host Dina Pugliese (2:29) joins the show to reminisce about the unforgettable experience the trio shared during the Raptors parade. Golf Channel anchor, Rich Lerner (45:13) talks a little basketball and what options the PGA Tour and Masters are […]

In Episode 700 (!) of Locked On Raptors, Sean Woodley is joined by Katie Heindl and Vivek Jacob for a trivia showdown, with the Raptors Championship season providing the source material for every question. Categories include the 2018-19 regular season, off-court oddities, Game 6 of the Finals, How Hungry Are You, and ... barnyard animals? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 700 (!) of Locked On Raptors, Sean Woodley is joined by Katie Heindl and Vivek Jacob for a trivia showdown, with the Raptors Championship season providing the source material for every question. Categories include the 2018-19 regular season, off-court oddities, Game 6 of the Finals, How Hungry Are You, and ... barnyard animals? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben Rogers and Ryker Richard talk about DeMar's comments on the Raptors NBA Championship and feed into the greatest Raptor of all-time debate!

Mik (@immovablemik) and Grant (@4thlinesports) relive the magic that was Kobe Bryant's 81 point game from 2006. From pre-game to his last free throw, the boys break down all the triumph and defeat of that game. There is no discussing the Raps without bringing up their terrible draft history of the early naughts. Mik connects the dot between this game and the Raptors Championship while Grant offers you his babe of the week and the boys discuss their favorite all-time favorite fictional TV characters.

Welcome into episode 2 of season TWO(FIVE), the official Toronto Raptors podcast. Your 2019 Champions 25 years in the making. For this week we got a chance to catch up with someone who defines the term 'fan favourite', Jerome Williams aka JunkYardDog. With career averages of 7.9 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 1.3 spg in 180 games with the Raptors, JYD was a key contributor for the iconic 2001 Toronto Raptors playoff run. Not only did he lay it all out on the floor, he brought the energy every night like no other. JYD had so much love for Toronto from the jump, the man packed up and drove through a snow storm immediately after he heard he was traded, just to make his first practice with the Raptors.

On our first episode, we talk about our passion and love for the game, the KD Warriors era, the 2019 Raptors championship run from a Toronto native, and Kawhi being a true Toronto man.

TSN Toronto Raptors reporter Josh Lewenberg said that last night was a great way for the players, fans and media to reminisce on what might be a once in a lifetime experience for everyone involved.

Raptors Broadcaster Matt Devlin joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss the Raptors banner raising night, the ring ceremony, Kawhi Leonard's departure and more.

Kelly chats with the Peter Kanis, the CEO of Baron Championship Rings.    

Matt Cauz begins today's edition of Game Day with his Opening Thought focused on all the things the Leafs have going for them this year. Matt points out that few teams in the league have as much talent as Toronto, and that the Raptors Championship run last year could impact the mental approach of the Leafs this year in a positive way.

Raptors Assistant Coach Jon Goodwillie joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss the Raptors playoff run, his new role with the team, the upcoming season and more

Raptors 905 Head Coach Jama Mahlalela joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss the Raptors Championship, Kawhi Leonard, Chris Boucher's development and more.

Host Mark Staniusz shares his experience of becoming a father and trying to figure out how to pass on his love of sports to his son (0:00). Spoiler Alert: taking a newborn to the Raptors Championship parade is not the answer. William Lou, lead Toronto Raptors reporter for Yahoo Sports Canada, joins to discuss the historic Raptors Championship run and set expectations for the upcoming season (8:56). JD Bunkis, co-host of the Sportsnet Fan590's "Good Show", and his producer Daniele Franceschi join to breakdown the NFL hype machine Hard Knocks, and how that level of access impacts an NFL team (28:40). Follow the show @PodDropShow Subscribe and rate on iTunes

The Basketball Jones was a legendary basketball podcast (based in Canada), which became The Starters, a show that had a six year run on NBA TV. Original TBJer (currently called The Free Agents) joined the pod to talk about the evolution of being a Raptors fan, last year’s championship, Kawhi, Vince Carter, the growth from The Basketball Jones to The Starters to today, and the Sixers.Live Ricky IV: Cashed Out with Mike Scott is on sale Friday at noon HERE. You can subscribe to The Free Agents podcast here, and get Tas’ wife’s new cookbook here.

We are back! After a month long vacation, the podcast picks up right where we left off. We discuss how we have celebrated the Raptors Championship over the Summer and what this year has meant to the fans. How disappointing were we that so many of the NBA player invited to the Canadian National Team Camp turned down the chance to thrown on the red and white. What can FIBA and the NBA do to fix the problem? We share what games we are looking forward to most on the NBA schedule and what Raptors throw back jersey we want to see return for the 2019-20 season. 2012 Camo jersey anyone?

We took a bit of an early summer break, but we are back! On this episode we talk about the Raptors Championship run, debrief on The Avengers (yes we know we are 2 months late), do some early predictions for Spider-Man: Far From Home and break down our Top 5 TV characters that we want to see drop an album. 

On this episode, we recap the Toronto Raptors illustrious NBA TITLE! Vacation down south in Cancun, verbal harassment and more! 

Former MLSE President Tim Leiweke joins First Up with Michael and Dave Feschuk to discuss the Raptors championship, Kawhi Leonard leaving for the Clippers, the Maple Leafs chances of winning a Stanley Cup and more.

Yasin and Syed chat about the new Godzilla movie, starting a new company specializing in living room forts, and questionable methods of the show Beyond Scared Straight. They also look back at the Raptors amazing championship run and their experiences at the Raptors parade.

On this episode of the podcast Hani and Zeeshan react as life long fans, to the Toronto Raptors first ever NBA championship. Along with that they also break down the 2019 NBA Awards recipients and the Anthony Davis trade to the Lakers. But most importantly the two give their predictions on the most notable free agents destinations heading into NBA free agency 2019.

Toronto Raptors GM Bobby Webster joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss the Raptors championship, negotiations with Kawhi Leonard and more.

Team Harden star Jalin Anderson closes out the Team Harden Series with a can't miss Episode as he talks about why he transferred to Bella Vista, what he loves about playing for Coach Polk and his teammates at Team Harden, his offers, his daily workout plan, the NBA Draft and the upcoming NBA Free Agency and so much more. Then Zach Schumaker gives you a offseason preview for every team in the Eastern Conference as we approach the 2019 NBA Free Agency. Of course SchuZ then closes out the episode with SchuZ Zone where he hits up topics that the media hasn't covered enough over the past few days like Bradley Beal winning the NBA Cares Award, Danny Green on Marc Gasol being to drunk to speak at the Raptors Championship parade, Giannis MVP Speech and so much more. This is a can't miss episode as it will get you ready for this NBA Offseason.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/SchuZViews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/SchuZViews/support

Matt and Jhonny talk about the New Balance Raptors Championship pack and the insane resell prices, and their favorites from the drop.They also talk about a few of the weeks biggest drops from the Houston Lebron 3 to the Jordan 14 Reverse FerrariThey closed it out with their worst of the week which are both contenders for worst of the yearIntro by DXN

Very special Raptors Championship hangover episode.   Brice got the fuck out of dodge moments after the buzzer sounded on June 14th, so Fil and Eytan call Pablo (twitter.com/henessewilliams) to recount this historic moment. We discuss the possibility of the Raptors visiting Israel with the team’s owner, Rob Ford’s hypothetical championship binge, Yonge and Dundas parkour, Drake’s fake abs, Kevin Durant’s co-sign of Hillsong United, and Leo Rautins… you are hiding a child!   This is Raptors content you will not find on any of your daddy’s basketball podcasts.  

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Toronto Argonauts RB James Wilder joins First Up with Michael and Dave Feschuk to discuss the Argos home opener on Saturday, a look ahead to the season and more.

A number of incidents occurred during the NBA Finals where the law had to step in. This week on Outta The Court we examine. 1) Possible lawsuit filed by an Oakland cop against Raptors president Masai Ujuri 2) A minority owner of the Golden State Warriors pushing Kyle Lowry 3) A group of young adults vandalizing a police car 4) A shooting during the Raptors Championship parade

Raptors Broadcaster Paul Jones joins First Up with Michael and Dave Feschuk to discuss the Raptors championship run, the parade, the pitch to Kawhi Leonard and more.

This week we discuss the highlights of the Raptors Championship Parade, the new look Lakers, NBA Free Agency, and the NBA Draft. We'll also review the latest in the world of Boxing towards the end of the show.

"Sometimes I brag like Hov Sometimes I'm real like Pac Sometimes I focus on the flow to show the skills I got Sometimes I focus on the dough Look at these bills I got This is a message for some rappers trying to steal my spot You niggas famous on the internet I'm real life hot" - J Cole-- We're back to our regularly scheduled program with Track 13! Jaymar couldn't join us this week but we held it down in his absence. We discuss Drake's post-Raptors Championship tracks, Jim Jones' Heatmakers produced "El Capo" project, 50 Cent's overlooked songs, Nicki Minaj's forthcoming "Megatron", The anniversary of J cole's "Born Sinner", our continued wait for Rick Ross' "Port of Miami 2", and more! Also..Dipset vs G Unit...Who you got? Plug In!

Host William Lou is joined on The Raptors Championship Podcast Hangout with a handful of the most important Raptors voices:(2:00) Blake Murphy, Asad Alvi, and Sahal Abdi slander the state of the East, and break down Nick Nurse taking over Canada Basketball(18:15) Vivek Jacob and Zarar Siddiqi discuss the team effort that it took to win the championship, and go into the history of Raptors media(39:30) Vivek Jacob and Seerat Sohi explore what this title run has meant to Raptors fans, and the changing demographics of the fanbase(53:38) Alex Wong and Ashley Docking revisit the euphoria of the championship parade, and tackle Leafs vs. Raptors(1:11:15) Harrison Sanford and Josh Hart go behind the scenes on the float, and try to explain Danny Green's mohawk(1:30:35) Alex Wong and Josh Hart show appreciation for Raptors media(1:37:57) Joseph Casciaro and Joe Wolfond go down memory on the bad old days of Raptors fandom(2:03:18) Kishan Mistry and Amit Mann share war stories from the road See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Toronto Raptors are NBA Champions! We are champions! This is our celebration episode and you DON'T want to miss it! What it do babyyy!

TSN Host James Duthie joins First Up with Mark and Carlo to discuss the Raptors Championship, his experiences covering Monday's Parade and more.

Former NBA Guard Quentin Richardson joins First Up with Mark and Carlo to discuss the Raptors winning the NBA Championship, Kawhi Leonard's future, Masai Ujiri and more.

This week Roman and Rob discuss the Raptors Championship parade, our weight loss competition, service calls and much, much more! A proud member of the Emotionally 14 Family, The Electronic Media Collective Podcast Network and The Tangent-Bound Network.   http://www.romanpodandcast.com https://www.talkstarwars.co.uk https://electronicmediacollective.com http://tangentboundnetwork.com http://www.emotionally14.com

We look back at the Raptors Championship parade with a number of people who were in attendance, including team Senior Advisor, Wayne Embry

NuMainstream Talks about Drake and the Raptors Championship, Tory Lanes standing up for darker complexion females. OJ Simpson addresses rumors of affair with Kris Jenner, T.I. working with church to end mass incarceration and bail out ATL citizens, Nas creates children's book "I Know I Can".

Toronto Star Columnist Bruce Arthur joins First Up with Mark Roe and Carlo Colaiacovo to discuss the Raptors championship parade, the shooting, Kawhi Leonard's future in Toronto and more.

"There are no words. Today was one of the worst days of my life when it should have been one of the best, not just for the shootings, so many other fails by the City of Toronto and MLSE." That Tweet was sent by Brian this evening so I phoned him up to talk about it.

Jack Leary comments on the Raptors Championship and the current status of the NCAA Baseball World Series. Eric Leary joins Jack with commentary on all that is happening in Omaha.

Matt Cauz looks back on the Raptors Championship parade, checks-in with NewsTalk 1010's Siobhan Morris, and is joined by Toronto Star Sports Columnist Bruce Arthur.

Endlich wieder das 5. Viertel!! Nach 2 Wochen sind Maxx und Bjoern zurück. Diesmal geht es um den Anthony Davis Trade. Die möglichen neuen Point Guards der Lakers? Und natürlich über die Toronto Raptors und die kommende Kawhi Leonard Free Agency.

Today I recognize all Fathers and Father figures! Also, Congrats to the Toronto Raptors for winning this years NBA Championship. I share a sad story of the death of a 16 year old who was killed attempting to sell his Xbox. His dad watched him negotiate the purchase not realizing it was a bad deal. He watched his son die as he ran back to the car for safety. Please pray for the family!

Get thoughts from Brenden and Bob on the historic Raptors win and the season seatholders' hot stove the Oilers hosted on Thursday night. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour three of this special Raptors Championship edition of Game Day, Matt Cauz further dives into the Raptors improbable run to their first ever NBA Championship defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Vivek Jacob of Yahoo Sports Canada and Raptors analyst Leo Rautins also join the show.

In hour two of this special Raptors Championship edition of Game Day, Matt Cauz further dives into the Raptors improbable run to their first ever NBA Championship defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Blake Murphy of the Athletic also joins the show.

Matt Cauz opens up this special Raptors Championship edition of Game Day with a reflection on what he believes defined the Raptors incredible season which ended with their first NBA Championship in franchise history; Resilience.

Former Raptors Assistant Coach Tom Sterner joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss the Raptors historic night, Nick Nurse's journey to head coach, Kyle Lowry and more.