The man they call Mac discusses the Toronto Raptors’ defensive strengths and analyzes the missing ingredients that could help raise the team’s expectations during their push for the playoffs.

The man they call Mac discusses how the Toronto Raptors have found more clarity in their rotations, who the odd men out are, and highlights multiple potential trade scenarios that could help solidify the roster on their push towards the playoffs while also bringing the team under the NBA luxury tax.

The man they call Mac is joined by the co-host of the Athletic NBA Daily and content creator for Raptors Republic, Es Baraheni. They discuss Darko Rajakovic's new chapter in his coaching legacy, the effectiveness of the trio of Scottie Barnes, Brandon Ingram, and RJ Barrett, as well how the Raptors' bench rotation could play out and much more! Enjoy!

The man they call Mac is joined by Samson Folk from Raptors Republic. They discuss the Chase action and understanding terminology behind plays, the Toronto Raptors’ odds in the Eastern Conference, the best defensive lineup for the Raptors to deploy, RJ Barrett being undervalued, and much more!

The man they call Mac breaks down his final grades for the Toronto Raptors offseason moves, and then briefly discusses the top prospects to watch on their Summer League roster.

The man they call Mac reviews the Toronto Raptors selections in the 2025 NBA Draft, highlighting 9th overall pick South Carolina’s Collin Murray-Boyles and 39th overall pick Florida’s Alijah Martin as well as UDFA signing Louisville’s Chucky Hepburn, and provides quick thoughts on the end of the Masai Ujiri’s era.

The man they call Mac is joined by co-host of the Locked On NBA Big Board podcast James Barlowe to discuss their top sleepers in the 2025 NBA Draft, what the Raptors could do with the 9th pick, bold draft day predictions, and more!

The man they call Mac discusses the Toronto Raptors' top forward options with their 9th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, analyzing the defensive foundation and offensive upside of South Carolina's Collin Murray-Boyles, Ratiopharm Ulm's Noa Essengue, and Saint Joseph's Rasheer Fleming.