Tim W.
Warning: This is another one of my epic columns, but try and stick with it because it gets into some never discussed territory (that I know of), and talks specifically about the Raptors’ situation. With the 2014 draft looking like it might get even better, and with many scouts and NBA executives saying there could be…
At long last the third part of what I hope will be a yearly tradition. First, we looked at the five most overrated players, then the underrated, and this time we’ll look at 5 players who should break out next season. As with the other lists, who I didn’t put on the list might be…
There has been a lot of talk about the number of teams that are tanking in order to take advantage of what most believe to be the most talented draft in a decade. Without a scorecard, it's difficult to tell who is and who isn't, so we've compiled this information to help.
In the NBA, the offseason can sometimes be more entertaining than the regular season, and it usually has nothing to do with actual basketball.
The Raptors are without a draft pick (at least for the moment) but here are the moves the Raptors should, and possibly could, make in tonight's draft.
While Ujiri's hiring is definitely reason for optimism among Raptor fans, considering what they've been through lately (or really for most of their 17 year existence), history tells us we probably should temper those expectations. For a couple of different reasons.
While many Raptor fans are, not surprisingly, focused more on what's going on with management, I thought I'd turn the focus back to the guys who make their money on the court.
And now it’s down to four. Well, one thing’s for sure. These playoffs have highlighted the difference between the East and the West. While every series in the West has been fun and exciting, the East has been like the final season of The Office. Entertaining once in a while, frequently painful to watch, and…
Let’s say you go to the doctor. He says to you, “I’ve got some good news and some bad news. The good news is that the deadly disease you had seems to be gone. The bad news is that it’s left you completely impotent and unable to care for yourself.” How do you think that…
I absolutely love the playoffs. All my best NBA memories come from the playoffs. There's nothing else in basketball like it.
You see, I am a Raptors fan. I have been one since the day David Stern announced Toronto was getting an NBA team in September of 1993.