Eric Smith and Paul Jones close this year with a look back on 30 years of Raptors basketball. The guys share their memories from covering the team over the past three decades and look back at both some of their favorite memories and players along the way. Former Raptor Tony Massenburg joins the program to look back on Paul's "welcome to the NBA" moment. We also hear from Charles Oakley and Dee Brown on what they first thought when news broke that they had been traded to Toronto. Eric and Paul then take some time to look back at the years that led up to the 2019 championship, before ultimately reflecting on what it meant to win the Larry O'Brien Trophy with Phil Handy. The guys wrap up with thoughts on the future in Toronto and what we can learn from Massi Uriji's end of season press conference.

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones are back! This week, the pair are joined by the CEO of Canada Basketball, Michael Bartlett! The guys get into this week's announcement by the program regarding the road map to 2028 Olympics. Michael outlines what Canadian basketball fans can expect going into this summer, the changes on the horizon on the heels of the Paris 2024 Games, and the state of the team's core ahead of the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup. The trio also sort through the financial side of the program, before sharing their most exciting things to look forward to as a basketball fan in Canada! Eric and Paul wrap up discussing how the game has grown from coast to coast over the 30 years since the Raptors' inception, along with thoughts on the development still to come!

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Former Toronto Raptor Matt Bonner joins Eric Smith and Paul Jones to discuss Florida's NCAA championship win. He reflects on his experience as a fan vs. a player and shares insights about the current state of college basketball. The conversation covers his upbringing, his journey through basketball from Florida to Italy and Toronto, and his thoughts on the current Raptors season and lessons for the future.

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