There's no denying that Immanuel Quickley has been a major disappointment this season, although injuries have certainly played a factor. Hein, Wes, Fab and Hambone discuss IQ's future with the Raptors, the loaded Western Conference and the fall and rise of NBA Centel on X.

TSN Toronto Raptors reporter Josh Lewenberg joins Wes, Hambone and Fab on the latest episode of Basketball Island! Josh was initially very skeptical of the Brandon Ingram trade, sparking backlash from Raptors fans online. Now he sets the record straight on BI.

Now that the dust has settled from the NBA trade deadline, it's time to look ahead to what's next for the Raptors. Wes, Fab, Hambone and Jevohn Shepherd discuss Toronto's outlook post All-Star break and the importance of their upcoming draft pick. They also highlight which teams they're paying the most attention to in the second half of the season.

The 2024-25 NBA trade deadline was one to remember... especially for Raptors fans. Wes, Fab, Hambone and Jevohn Shepherd discuss the Brandon Ingram trade and what's next for Toronto this season and in the future.

The Raptors are officially on fire... but at what cost? Hein, Wes, Fab and Hambone discuss the impact of Toronto's recent winning streak, the future of BBQ (Barrett, Barnes, Quickley) and trade deadline options for the Raptors and Jimmy Butler.

The NBA trade deadline is two weeks away, which means it's audition time for some of the Raptors. Hein, Wes, Hambone and Fab discuss Toronto's best trade options and where Jimmy Butler might be dealt. They also list their starters and reserves for the upcoming All-Star game.

We're almost halfway through the NBA regular season, which means it's time for midterm report cards for the Raptors. Hein, Wes, Hambone and Fab give out grades for all five of Toronto's starters, as well as head coach Darko Rajakovic.

The Raptors looked competitive to start the season... but they've quickly come back down to earth despite finally getting healthy. Hein, Wes, Hambone and Fab discuss Toronto's defensive woes, Jimmy Butler's trade options, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's MVP-caliber season and the NBA's declining ratings.