What better way to spend a Friday night than to watch two teams limp towards the finish line?
It took a few days but finally me and my brother Mike were able to sit down and unpack the NCAA tournament.
Indexing league stats to see where Raptors provide their value.
Raptors beat the Bulls but lose JV in the process … Casey respects the Bulls Style
This week on The Doctor is In with Phdsteve, Mr. Dr. Positivity returns!
End of season retrospectives … From Egypt to Honolulu for Amir … Da Bulls tonight
An exclusive, in-depth look into a Toronto Raptors practice, brought to you by the one and only Matt Devlin.
Raptors 83, Bucks 100 – Box Two nights ago the Raptors won a close one in Minnesota. Last night they got blown out of the water in MIlwaukee. My reaction to both games was the same, and if yours is any different you should check yourself. These games mean nothing and most of the players …Continue Reading
Had it not been for the bench, this would have been a record book type loss for the Raptors; fortunately, Quincy led the charge from the back of the line.
The Raptors failed to “win” the lottery. They had a 2.5% chance of moving into the top three but FAILED (another in the long line of Colangelo failures, of course). As such, the 12th pick will be conveyed to Oklahoma City via Houston from the Kyle Lowry trade. The trade finishes as the #12 pick (currently projected to be Michael Carter-Williams, for reference) for Lowry. Not bad.
This according to Adrian Wojnarowski. Ujiri’s contract expires this summer in Denver and apparently Leiweke has expressed interested in bringing him back to Toronto. Thoughts?
According to sources, a decision on Colangelo will likely be formally announced in advance of the annual Chicago pre-draft camp later this week. DUN-DUN-DUUUUUUN!
You got three options for Andrea this summer. 1) Amnesty, 2) Keep and 3) Trade. What do you do? Come vote and discuss.
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