Jurassic Views

Miranda, host of the Big D podcast and friend of Jurassic Views, joins Bryce in a fantastical conversation about getting court side seats. The episode is light, humourous and even goofy at times. It's an episode to break the monotony of post game reactions and statistics, exactly what the doctor ordered for Bryce and maybe the whole Raptors fanbase too.

Lots of players and coaches wanted one more chance in the 4th quarter. Unfortunately for the Raptors they made too many mistakes and KD and Patty made them pay.

The Kings were overwhelmed by all 11 Raptors last night and the home side put things on cruise control for the fourth quarter. Fred sat out the entire 4th for only the second time all season. Get ready for Brooklyn Freddy.

The Raptors win but it seems the fan base is stuck wanting more. Bryce takes this pod to set the record straight on what this season is and what it ain't.

Bryce gets the pleasure and privilege of talking to students and teacher from a Markham school about the Raptors. They discuss their favourite players, the impact the team has had on them and the joys of the championship.

How does Bryce talk for over 30 minutes by himself about the Raptors? He watches a game with 2 major lead swings, a blow defensive assignment and a buzzer beater that was a tenth of a second too late. Oh, and Shai returned home.

Michelle Bailey and Bryce discuss Michelle's Toronto Raptors genius and it's complicated relationship at times. The conversation also focuses on the golden era of Canadian men's basketball and the difficulty Nick Nurse will have to make a starting lineup with all the talent to choose from.

Bryce and his neighbor Brandon talk about his Celtic pride and love for Kobe Bryant.

Spicy P was back to himself, filling up the bucket from every area of the half court. Pascal's performance had the Scotiabank Bank Arena feeling like the Tropics and lightened the load of Steady Freddy.

It wasn't easy. It wasn't pretty. But a win is a win. Despite some bad decisions and some shameful refereeing, the Raptors escaped and won the game.

The Raptors struggled mightily in the first half and unfortunately didn't have enough to complete the comeback. It's not time to blame Pascal, but be patient and have perspective with who we have and where we're headed.

Raps were missing 4 players including 3 starters and Boston definitely got the better of them in the 4th. Maybe the first snow fall shook them too.

Last game of the road trip and it showed, especially in the second half. No OG or Khem, no offense or endurance. The Raptors are coming back to TO for 13 of their next 16 games. Let the celebration of lights in TO begin.

The Raptors had the good times rolling on a ride turning second half in Memphis. This win was very similar on many levels to last year's victory in Memphis too.

Simply put the Raptors got hammered shut and Wiggins and Poole were the driving force behind the 15 point defeat.

A Saturday morning without Zaya but with all kinds of thoughts. Wonderful to see Pascal return to his pre pandemic form and to see the return of a game shifting bench unit. Thoughts on justice conclude the pod.

1 flat tire in the first, became 2 in the second, which then, became 3 in the third. Between Pascal, our bench and our defense, our game car became undriveable and we got smoked by the Jazz. Flush it. Kings up tonight.

Post game after a rainy night in Portland. Dame and CJ were making it rain inside the arena.

With the Pistons parade still going along King Street after Dwayne Casey's championship, Bryce breaks down how the Raptors poor defense and pathetic free throw shooting cost them a very winnable home game. Welcome back Dwayne!

A mix of topics and some honesty about seeing the people you love for who they are, not who you knew them to be. We are of course still talking about the Raptors.

Evelyn joins Bryce on Jurassic Views after a monster win in Philly. Evelyn shares her top 3 performances from last night and tells the audience about her next episode with her dad.

A slow start that created a big 16 point hole. The Raptors played a solid defensive second half, but couldn't get their offense to climb them out of that hole. First road loss of the season. Raptors fall to 6-6.

KD and James Harden were picking the Raptors apart and the Raptors collapsed in the 3rd quarter to make for a very comfortable 4th. Fantastic to see Pascal back, for the team, the fan base, but not the Eastern Conference, it's going to be a long season for them.

Zaya shares his frustration with our offense and the poor officiating in a one point loss that Scottie Barnes had nightmares about. Zaya and Bryce also discuss Sam Dekker being waived, a likely Dragic buy out next month and the inevitability of a WNBA. Thank you ambassador.

Raptors make it five in a row with a road win in Washington. Fred is becoming a dangerous mid-range thereat and OG's offensive tools are leaving defenses at a loss. A 6-3 record is bringing a lot of excitement to the season.