Part I: A History of the Raptors
The first part of a series looking back at the glorious history of the Raptors.
The first part of a series looking back at the glorious history of the Raptors.
The Jay Triano and Bryan Colangelo combination are on the verge of a dubious honor in Raptors history. At this point, it's natural to wonder just how long these two can partner in their quest to return the Raptors to respectability.
On the radar today are Nene (there's an accent on one of those Es), Team Canada, and this talk of Bargnani being a top ten center.
In order to give Arsenalist a break from his insane-post-a-day commitment, I had the chance to sit down with Kevin McElroy, über blogger from the ESPN TrueHoop Affiliate Knickerblogger, to talk about the Knicks, the Eastern Conference and the Raptors
Masai Ujiri has left the Raptors to become the Nuggets' GM. I want to feel like we've lost something, but need some convincing.
The guy is a brutal writer who also happens to be clueless, and would do everybody a favor if he just gave it up.
The durability of Jose Calderon has again come into question after the Spanish point guard injured himself on international duty. In other Raptors-related international news, Linas Kleiza was described as a "hero" and a "villain" in the same game.
Injecting one good-to-great defensive player as a remedy for a poor defensive unit sounds like a bad strategy, and one the Raptors have been guilty of too often.
Scoring, rebounds, steals, assists and blocks are considered.
The skepticism around whether Johnson can earn the contract is widespread, I try to examine the issue with a cool head.
The 16.5 shot attempts freed up by Bosh's departure will need to be accounted for, who should get them? Should they go towards solidifying Bargnani as the "main man", or would they be better served for YGZ®.