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The Swing - March 31, 2025 - Jays Open Season, March Madness Final 4 & Raptors 905 Season Review/Raptors Draft Look-Ahead w/Coty Wiles

The Swing - March 31, 2025 - Jays Open Season, March Madness Final 4 & Raptors 905 Season Review/Raptors Draft Look-Ahead w/Coty Wiles

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 Catch up on what you missed on the latest episode of “The Swing.” The guys open up the show to talk about the opening regular-season series the Blue Jays had against their division rivals, the Baltimore Orioles. They’ll get into what’s given them optimism and how concerned they are with Max Scherzer already on the IL. Plus, they give some quick thoughts on the Yankees' now-famous “Torpedo Bats.”

Then we get down to business, as now we’re left with four, yes, the Final Four is almost here, as the guys weigh in on what they’ve seen so far in the Men’s NCAA tournament, and of course they give their picks on who’s making it to the Championship game.

As always, you get your “Bets of the Week.” Following that, we continue talking basketball as we recap another season where the Raptors 905 will miss out on the playoffs. Coty Wiles, Writer for Raptors Republic, explains why this year was a big collapse for the 905. He’ll also give some insight into who the Raptors should go after in the upcoming NBA Draft, which includes some recognizable names if you’ve been watching March Madness.

And finally, the guys go over the Steelheads stealing a game in Oshawa to even up their opening round playoff series against the Generals as the series heads back home to Brampton.

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