Pierce = The Truth | DeRozan = MIA | Amir = Bad matchup for Pierce | Ujiri = strategic tactician | Casey = learning on the job | Game 2 = must win
DeRozan, Johnson and Ross take a nice steaming dump, yet the Raptors manage to remain close somehow.
FINALLY, The Raptors have come back to the playoffs. Let’s reflect, and break it down all nerd like.
Numbers never lie, or so the saying goes.
An examination of tactical elements present in the Raptors-Nets series.
Breaking down the series with Devin Kharpertian of TBG, with a few outsider takes.
The Toronto Raptors vs Brooklyn Nets series is previewed in detail.
Every possible angle about the playoffs and the 1st round match-up with the Nets
There’s been a copyright claim on our beautiful shirt. We’re not going away though.
It’s been quite the season for the Toronto Raptors. What we’ll likely remember about this season years from now is “48,” the team’s win total for the year, the most ever in franchise history.
No injuries and the third seed? Sounds like a successful night to me.
Game 2 is won, series is tied – we react to a raucous affair at the ACC.
First crack on the pounding rock of public perception.
Dwane Casey has commented on the officiating.
A starting lineup decision is to be made.
DeMar DeRozan’s playoff debut was not one to remember.
We react to the Game 1 loss at the hands of the Nets.
Raptors have lost another coin flip.
Deron Williams has made it public that the Nets are focused on stopping Kyle Lowry.
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