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Let's begin, Danny, with the Toronto Raptors here in our Eastern Conference 15 and 6th.

Let's do it.

The Raptors are 29 and 19, 12 and 6 in their last 18 games, plus three net reading is 10th best in the NBA.

Their 15th on offense and a strong fifth on defense. ESPN's BPI projects them to go 46 and 36, which would be the five seed in the east and gives them a 93% chance to make

at the playoffs. That's strong. What's not strong is Toronto's 0 and 8 record against teams that

are on pace to win 50 plus games. And also their 12 and 6 record against teams that are on

pace to win below 35 games, especially considering their own eight against 50 plus teams.

They're like, oh, they must be really beating up on these teams that are below that.

Now, they're just beating up on the middle.

14 of their 18 losses have come versus, shall we call them, the extreme team.

So people will be clamoring for this for a while.

And it is now time to talk about the defense of Colin Murray

Boyles. I have called him in snippets that I've watched him, watching games, at least as a rookie,

as the closest thing that I have seen to potentially a Ford who might be on the level of

Dremont Green. There have been so many next Draymond's over the years.

And so I really wanted to dive in deeply on Colin Murray-Boy-Boils.

What are some of the defensive stats, Danny, that stick out to you about Colin Murray-Boy

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