Only because Raptors fans are the most optimistic fans in pro sports (cough … sarcasm … cough), who here thinks we could be entering one of the worst off-season’s in our franchise’s existence? Come and make your bold predictions for this summer.
As you all know the likelihood that we’re active in this summer’s draft are slim to none, but if we traded to somehow get into the draft, is Olynyk someone we should target? Do you think he’s a good fit for the Raptors?
A great write-up by RR member “BadDinosaur” who does a fantastic summary on another disappointing season in Toronto. With all the discouragement though we might just finally have something to look forward too down the road. Click to read more.
Your likely wondering what they stand for. TWEAK (minor changes), SWEEP (major changes), TW-EEP(minor nor major) and lastly TANK. So, pop your Colangelo collar as GM and let us know what you’d do this summer of you were BC. (that’s if he hasn’t been fired by then)
According to Marc Spears from Yahoo! Sports, the Raptors are expected to pursue Landry this off-season if he opts out of his contract with the Warriors. What are your thoughts?
According to Marc Spears the other day, he mentioned that he heard from a source that Colangelo sees Rudy as the face of the franchise and will probably offer Gay a contract extension this summer. What your thoughts?
Let me summarize what Chauncey had to say to Kyle a couple weeks ago when the Clips were in town. Here are the keys to the car. Don’t crash it …… again. To read Billups fatherly advice to Kyle, click Chauncey’s card.
True enough regarding players not wanting to be here. That is old world Antonio Davis/Steve Francis nonsense. It is no secret players love coming through Toronto and as the league has gotten younger it has also seen that sentiment disappear. Rudy/Amir and Demar love it. I saw Kyle at the island airport and unprompted he started to tell me how much he loved it here. Jennings loves it. AI loved it and god knows KG has long loved the ladies here. An the tattoo shops. It's the organization they don't care for. Or rather, the losing.