Toronto Raptors forward Christian Koloko sits down with Will Lou to talk about singing Backstreet Boys at the team’s Halloween party, earning the trust of the coaching staff, the Caleb Martin incident, guarding Kevin Durant and Joel Embiid, if he expects to play in the G-League this season, and more.

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The banter pod is back! Will Lou and Alex Wong discuss quitting Twitter, KD to Toronto (again ?????), running into Masai at Scotiabank Arena, an in-depth review of the Ne-Yo concert, grabbing water for Gary Trent Sr. at the studio, Chinese Zodiac signs, their university days, playing beer pong, and if they believe in ghosts and the afterlife. Later, the two answer listener questions on: which 3 items they would keep from their closets, favorite Death Cab songs, favorite TTC stations, Will’s two-week review of his new scooter, languages they want to learn, the joy of hot pot, and more. Finally, they read emails from listeners from across the world.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner analyze Scottie Barnes’ return and RJ Barrett continuing his scoring ways. Raptors 905 coach Drew Jones discusses why Ulrich Chomche is a tantalizing prospect. (15:41) Afterwards, Seerat Sohi talks Paige Bueckers and Juju Watkins, along with the Orlando Magic coming off a Franz Wagner game-winner vs. the Lakers. (31:36)

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Kyle Neubeck joins Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner to discuss the disastrous start to the 76ers season. (5:34) Afterwards, Zach Harper gets us up to speed on Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves ahead of their Thursday night tilt vs. the Raptors. (28:07)

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by Garrett Temple to discuss Temple leading by example and what compliment Jaylen Brown gave to the Raptors after Saturday’s game. (8:45) Afterwards, Nekias Duncan joins the show to recap Cavaliers-Celtics and Dalton Knecht having a monster impact on the Lakers. (30:50)

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner discuss Jakob Poeltl becoming more aggressive on offence and RJ Barrett’s isolation scoring among other topics from the Raptors’ win vs. the Pacers. Afterwards, they look around the NBA at some wild finishes from Monday night. (49:51)

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner discuss Gradey Dick’s missed shots at the end of the Pistons game, the various things Toronto did well vs. the Celtics and Jakob Poeltl putting up big numbers. Also, Michael Grange joins to discuss changes the Raptors have made to their defence. (49:51)

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner talk to Jamal Shead about transitioning to the NBA, why his brother has been instrumental in developing his basketball IQ and preparing for NBA matchups. (9:28) Afterwards, Fred Katz discusses the Knicks’ defensive woes, OG Anunoby getting even better at defence and the Phoenix Suns. (49:51)

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