Jurassic Views

Fandom is both romantic and manic. In this episode Zaya and Bryce give their take on their love and loyalty to the Raptors and reminisce on the bond fans have with Jonas Valanciunis and comment on the stages of development that the Raptors and Grizzlies are in.

Out of Touch are those who rip Pascal for his final shot or slander him for his performance or season. Out of touch are the Raptors from the playoffs this year. Out of touch (reach) is Toronto from connecting to their team and the players from their city.

A tough defeat that saw a G league level bench hang with a supposed championship supporting cast. Zaya and Bryce praise the effort of the Raptors 4 rookies while erasing any hot take or unintelligent notion that Fred and Pascal are not worthy of their contracts or a future with the franchise. Get ready for a quick Raptors history lesson.

Pascal like Stella got his groove back and Kyle reminded us that he is a Point god. Big win vs the Bubble champs.

Zaya and Bryce are back together after a couple Bryce only pods. The analysis and comedy returns.

A special episode with a special guest as Lindsay Hamilton from TSN joins Zaya and Bryce. Conversations range from broadcasting in a pandemic and gender equality and equity in basketball. Jurassic Views also puts Lindsay on the spot by asking her April's question, will the Raptors make the play-in.

On dark, rainy, wet dog days you need some slivers of sunlight to touch your skin. Bryce takes time to feel again after a numbing loss to the Denver Nuggets.

3 good quarters left us one short and gave us another loss, number 36. Games are running out and the playoffs look far away. It's bleak y'all.

Bryce breaks down the growing trends that might keep the Raptors out of the play in after a win versus the lowly Cavs. The Raptors did win and it was simple mathematics with the Cavs on a back to back, on the road and without Sexton and Nance Jr.

This episode is a complete tangent conversation on franchise success and the involvement of ownership. It all boils down to one phrase, "show me the money".

Zaya and Bryce quickly review a neat and tidy defeat to a red hot New York Knicks team before discussing the incredibly resilient career of Derrick Rose.

Zaya and Bryce talk about how good it is to see the core back in their starting and natural positions and playing stretches where they dominated the Nets. Jurassic Views however did keep their one foot on the ground in admitting there's a long way still to go including the fact that the Nets were on a back to back without two of their stars.

Lu Dort played magnificent, but couldn't win the duel or the game as Chris Boucher shone brighter and hit the game clinching shot. This game featured three Montrealers and they all brought their best.

Jurassic Views talks fashion and good feelings as Paul Watson plays like Klay Thompson and Yuta joins him with a career high. Even Jack Armstrong joined Gary Trent Jr by dressin' to impress.

Zaya and Bryce soak up the win along with the good vibes of seeing DeMar reunite with his former teammates. All a must see was Gary Trent Jr's threads. Please send your thoughts, positivity and prayers to Lamarcus Aldridge who announced his retirement today in light of his health. A wise decision on his part, but no doubt a difficult one.

Zaya and Bryce talk about back room deals and one in a million chances along with some post game takes after another disheartening defeat. Fred VanVleet get well soon.

Zaya returns to the pod to share his positive takeaways and feelings of frustrations toward the rerun endings that the Raptors are playing. Like Kyle Lowry on the court, good to have Zaya back!

Bryce breaks down a game of records fuelled by revenge. Gary Trent Jr led the way with a career high 44 while Chris Boucher and DeAndre Bembry reminded Colin Sexton that the 6ix doesn't forget disrespect toward their vets.

Zaya digs in on analysis, critique and praise after a game of development and progression despite another defeat. Highlighted in this episode is Chris Boucher's historic night, the first Canadian to post 35+ points and 15+ rebounds and only the third Raptor to achieve these stats too, joining Chris Bosh and Vincent Lamar Carter.

Zaya and Bryce spend little time talking about the ins and outs of a tough watch game, although they do talk about OG's ejection and Masai's fist pump to OG. Most of this podcast is spent on Jurassic Views disdain for the Lakers and trying to figure out how Marc Gasol stays his gracious and compassionate self while also being a professional.

Zaya and Bryce cherish the madness of a buzzer beater as well as the continued development of GTJ, Malachi and OG. Zaya makes sure we don't forget to acknowledge the great career of Russell Westbrook.

Zaya and Bryce breakdown the business of the Norm Powell and Gary Trent Jr trade as well as look at GTJ and Malachi Flynn's potential. Of course there will be discussion about Kyle Lowry's future will remembering a couple seasons of years gone by.

Zaya and Bryce get into their feelings with the departure of Norm Powell, the fanbase wanting to tank and the Raptor's struggling post All Star Break. This episode is heartfelt with a touch of fun.

Bryce rides solo again after a thunderclap of a victory. OG, Pascal and Malachi star in a 53 point drubbing of the Post Dynasty Warriors. Shout out to Gary Trent Jr who had the NBA's second best plus minus in the last 25 years, he was plus 54. The record is plus 57.

The Raptor's hit a new low losing 113 to 103 against OKC's G League team. Bryce goes solo on this one as Zaya and Bryce record a two part long podcast to be released on the long weekend.