How do you shoot 63% in the first quarter and within a minute into the second are down one? Very carefully.
Raise your hands if you had a big ear-to-ear grin on your face after reading the rumours that Colangelo would be open to trading Bargnani if re-signed. Even though the article was pure BS, and the Knicks clearly need someone to spread the floor like Galinari did, it was great to see that written in …Continue Reading
RR member “Balls of Steel” asked some of the following questions when it came to the Raptors future: 1) If the team continues to get younger and build through the draft , how many years would it take for this team to get to a levelof respectability around the league ? 2) Are the Raps going to …Continue Reading
At this moment, what do you think is this team’s most glaring weakness? Outside of the Bargnani haters most other fans are quick to point out the PG and SF positions? This summer, which do think is the biggest need for the Raptors to fill?
What do you guys think? Trade him if there’s deal to be had or keep him around as a mentor to a young PG? His game to a certain degree has come back around this year, but is he worth keeping around for our rebuild? Thoughts?
There’s a point to this season, right? That’s what I keep telling myself, that this season was a necessary step in getting to where the Raptors want to be.
According to the NY Daily News, Bryan Colangelo is now open to trading Andrea Bargnani.
What does Reggie Evans mean to the Toronto Raptors, and a quick take on James Johnson, who’s been a nice “surprise” for the Raptors.
I’ve penned enough tirades this year about Bargnani, but not after this game. I mean it’s hard to get a rebound when the other team doesn’t miss. It’s hard to get a rebound when the game is called BASKET-ball, not REBOUND-ball. It’s hard to get a rebound when you know that nothing will change if …Continue Reading
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