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In Episode 1642, Sean Woodley is joined by Jamar Hinds (Raptors Republic) to play a round of Toronto Raptors themed "What's More Likely?" with questions about the WNBA's new Toronto team's odds of contending early, Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley's accolades for next year, and Jakob Poeltl's outlook with the Raptors.

In Episode 1641, Sean Woodley is joined by Katie Heindl to chat about the NBA's Conference Finals and what shared DNA the Minnesota Timberwolves, Dallas Mavericks, Boston Celtics and Indiana Pacers share that the Toronto Raptors should be trying to replicate as they embark upon their own attempt to climb up the standings into Conference Finals contender status.

In Episode 1640, Sean Woodley is joined by Vivek Jacob (Raptors in 7, Sportsnet) to chat about Toronto Raptors guard Immanuel Quickley, his restricted free agency, and the things he needs to improve upon this summer in order to live up to the ample bag he is about to receive.

In Episode 1639, Sean Woodley is joined by Chelsea Leite (Raptors HQ) to talk about Toronto landing a WNBA expansion franchise, the NCAA women's stars to watch over the next couple years before Toronto comes into the league in 2026, and team naming theory.

In Episode 1638, Sean Woodley goes solo to take a look at a trio of intriguing potential options for the Toronto Raptors with the 19th (or 31st) pick in the 2024 NBA Draft: Florida State wing Jamir Watkins, California guard/wing Jaylon Tyson and G-League Ignite stretch big man Tyler Smith.

In Episode 1637, Sean Woodley is joined by Katie Heindl (Basketball Feelings) to chat about the Toronto Raptors offseason now that there is clarity on where the Raptors will be picking in the upcoming NBA Draft and what their cap situation might look like. Off the top, they chat about how they feel about the Raptors' present situation, with Scottie Barnes, Immanuel Quickley, RJ Barrett, Jakob Poeltl and Gradey Dick all locked up or soon to be locked up for the next three seasons at minimum, all their picks back in their control, and around $28 million in cap space depending on what they do with Bruce Brown and Gary Trent Jr.