On this week's episode of That's a Rap, the boys are joined by Michael Brown, co-host of The Dream Take podcast to talk Raptors vs. Rockets match up. Michael breaks down the Rockets struggle after the Christian Wood's injury, Raptor Rockets connections and some Hakeem the Dream.

On this week's episode of That's a Rap, The Raptors are coming off an impressive beat down on the Bucks and an ugly win against the Wolves; can they keep up this moment with 2 games coming up against the 1st place 76's? The boys don't normally agree with Draymond Green, but when he calls out on the double standard between the treatment of players and front office, he speaks and we listen!

In this week's episode of That's A Rap, the Raptors come back home to Tampa after an impressive 6 game road trip going 4-6. While Raptors get a well deserved rest until their match up with the Wolves, Jay, Jay and Dre discuss if we've seen the last game for some Raptors in Toronto.

One of the best wins of the season stymied by a confusing degree of caution. The boys at That's a Rap try to decipher the win against the Brooklyn Nets, why the All-Star game should not be played in March and how the Raptors are winning on and off the court!

Sometimes you dig yourself a hole you just can't get out. On this episode of That's A Rap, the boys talk about the disappointing lose against the Kings, the emergence of Yuta, Lowry's 10,000 pts and end off with a little Toronto Raptors All-Star trivia!

On this episode of That's A Rap, the boys talk about the Raptors solid home stretch of games and what to expect/look forward to with the upcoming schedule. The boys also breakdown the surprising Cleveland Cavaliers and if perhaps they could trade one of their 8 centers?

On this special edition of That's A Rap, Dre is joined by Harjit (Aka. Rick), Rav and JP, the founders of Benchmark Sports; an indoor facility that provides court space for rent for many sports that includes; basketball, hockey, volleyball, dodgeball, futsal, soccer, and cricket. They talk about the growing popularity in basketball within kids and adults, how Benchmark has brought their community together, and having players like RJ Barrett & Tyler Ennis practice in their facility.

The Beard is Brooklyn bound and the NBA is nearing 15+ postponed games due to Covid; oh and the Raptors get a win. Lots to talk about in this week's episode of That's A Rap!

Happy New Year and congratulations on surviving 2020! We're sure 2021 will be so much better, right? RIGHT?! The boys tackle some of the bigger issues going both south and north of the border, but try to shine a light for 2021.

And That's A Rap on 2020! On this episode of That's A Rap, Jay, Jay and Dre try and dissect the slow start from the Toronto Raptors and what has led them to their 0-3 record. We also highlight are most memorable Raptor moments from 2020 (make sure to give us your favourite Raptor moments in the comments and/or on twitter)

Just a few more sleeps until the beginning of the season, which mean's the boys from That's A Rap give you their annual early standings, Championship and awards predictions! Let us know you're top 8 from both East and West, who will lift the Larry OB and who will bring home their own hardware! Welcome to Season 3 of That's A Rap!

Might have been earlier than expected but pre-season is here and there are no short lists of NBA story lines. AnteToronto, Hardenbowl, Irving Pawns, and we throw in some Raptor news as well. This is the best and worst league! Enjoy another episode of That's A Rap!

On this episode of That's A Rap, the boys prepare for the upcoming season as the NBA releases the 2021 1/2 schedule. Serge and Siakam use their respective media availability to give their thoughts on the offseason and which game are you looking forward to watch this year? Let us know in the comments!

On this episode of That's A Rap, it's strange to think that Raptor's basketball is just around the corner, but those are the times. The boys get together to talk Rogers Centre/Skydome memories, NBA off season Winners & Losers and which players joined Aron Baynes as the only Australians to play for the Raptors.

With the NBA draft, trade & free agency windows all opening this week, player (and team) movement was fast and furious!

On this special edition of That's A Rap, much like many Raptor fans, Jason is a fan of all teams representing the city of Toronto, but know nothing of the teams. Que the That's A Raptorial, a tutorial of all Toronto based sports teams that are not the Toronto Raptors. On this episode of That's A Raptorial, Jason is joined by a good friend of the show Connor Chambers, who host the Toronto Sports Views Podcast, to give us a Raptorial on The Toronto Maple Leafs.

On this episode of That's A Rap, just as the NBA is about to finalize details on the shortest offseason, we, too, have just completed a quick vacation from the microphone and ready to kick the basketball into high gear! Basketball is back baby!

On this episode of That's A Rap, after 3 months of bubble basketball, the Larry O'B has finally been lifted and no other player then the King to do so. The boys review the season at large, the 2nd bubble season, playoff/finals and the biggest story lines from Orlando.

On this special edition of That's A Rap, much like many Raptor fans, Jason is a fan of all teams representing the city of Toronto, but know nothing of the teams. Que the That's A Raptorial, a tutorial of all Toronto based sports teams that are not the Toronto Raptors. On the first episode of That's A Raptorial, Jason is joined by a good friend of the show, known for his Toronto fandom from south of the boarder, host of the South of the 6ix, co-host of the While She's napping podcast and co-host of the Jay Bird Watching Podcast, Mr. Adam Corsair. He's here to give us a breakdown on the Toronto Blue Jays.

On this episode of That's A Rap, the boys finally get a chance to decompress and talk about the season at large. How much should the Raptors offer FVV, which current free agent will be here next year, and what about Masai? Lots to unpack here, and don't forget the final four in the bubble!

And there you have it, the Boston Celtics defeat your Toronto Raptors 4 games to 3. One hell of a game 7, one hell of a series and a season to be proud of. This isn't a pod about breaking down numbers and going through plays; the boys just pressed record and let their emotions flow. Raptor fans, it's OK to do the same but at the end of the day...what a ride! Thank you Toronto Raptor's and the especially the Toronto Raptor fans for an unforgettable season.

And there will be a game 7! With a massive Double OT performance from Norman Playoff Powell, gutsy leadership from Lowry, and the decision to play small ball throughout the latter half of the game, the Raptors keep their season alive and force a game 7. The Basketball Gods have spoken; bring on game 7!

With Game 5 reminiscent of Game 1 of this series, the Raptors played exhausted from the jump and find themselves with their backs up against the wall. Some minor positives: Matt Thomas minutes and starters with less minutes; take that as you wish. Raptors try to keep their season alive heading into game 6.

With new life and extra swagger, the Raptors walked into game 4 looking to tie the series to 2. With the help of Lowry's hustle, Fred's threes and Serge's bounce, the Raptors did just that. Now they look to take control of the series on Monday in game 5.

OG OH MY! With 0.5 seconds left in the game, Kyle Lowry soccer passes the ball cross court to OG in the corner who buries the dagger 3 and keeps the Raptors season alive. With the Celtics still leading 2-1, the Raptors look to even up the series on Saturday. Don't celebrate too long Raptor fans, we still got some work to do!