Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner are joined by NBA writer Tim Cato as the NBA trade deadline finally strikes. Tim looks into the Pacers' acquisition of Ivica Zubac, the ripple effects of late-season tanking, the aftermath of the Anthony Davis trade in Dallas, and the thought process behind the Nets waiving Cam Thomas. After the break, Wes Goldberg (19:47) of the Locked on NBA podcast joins Blake and Matt to discuss the big names staying put post-deadline, the outlook for the Heat, and the Pacers intrigue beyond this season. Producer Amit Mann wraps up today's show with more on today's flurry of trades.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner open today's special trade deadline edition of The Raptors Show chatting about the Knicks acquisition of Jose Alvarado. Sportsnet's Michael Grange checks in with his thoughts on the Raptors' fairly quiet deadline and how today's trades have impacted the Eastern Conference hierarchy, before news breaks of the Pacers' trade for Ivica Zubac. Later, Sam Smith of Bulls.com (25:40) catches up on Chicago's recent moves and shares what the team's sell-off indicates for their future, before wrapping up with thoughts on Derrick Rose's jersey retirement. To finish off this hour, Blake and Matt sift through some final trade notes before the clock strikes 3:00 PM.

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Blake Murphy and Matt Bonner recap the loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, where costly turnovers and poor execution in the 4th quarter undid them. Afterwards, Marc Stein describes Toronto's position in the trade market, as well as the latest developments regarding Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jonathan Kuminga potentially being traded to the Atlanta Hawks. The guys also discuss the addition of Trayce Jackson-Davis (41:24).

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