Chris Bosh should just take being the next Pau Gasol instead of pretending he's the next Tim Duncan. After watching him closely for seven years and enjoying the whopping three playoff wins he brought to us, it is with confidence that one can claim that he's about as much a "centerpiece" as Carlos Boozer or…
Bryan Colangelo and Jay Triano love Steve Nash, and that should be good enough for them to make a play for the two-time MVP as Phoenix looks to rebuild.
Another week before the Raptors start a manic month or so of activity, so until then, we will talk a little ball about the Mavs, Dirk, Beaubois and Bosh (and maybe a lil Turk).
A whole weekend without a post. Let's see what transpired.
Thank you Hedo Turkoglu for opening your fatigued mouth and demanding a trade. It was one of the best things to happen to this franchise because it has managed to convinced Bryan Colangelo that he has to trade him.
The Wall Street Journal. It's like viagra for your mind, or so they tell me.
This site is too often accused of being pessimistic in its viewpoint of the Raptors. I'm here to change all that. As we bid farewell to long-time servant Chris Bosh, the character that was Hedo Turkoglu, and the generally likable Jose Calderon, it's time to welcome and look forward to a new breed of Raptor.
I don't know who the Raptors should draft, but I do know the two things the Raptors need to address via the draft.
If there is anyone who scares me when it comes to dealing Bosh, it's Pat Riley. I know Colangelo wont give away Bosh, but Riley squeezed blood out of a stone on that Jermaine O'Neal deal, no telling what he could do on a Bosh one.
Steve will be talking to projected lottery pick Ekpe Udoh this afternoon, he'll be posting the interview in this week's The Doctor Is In segment later today. Until then, RR's draft guru has been busy compiling the new Big Board which sees a new entry in the form of Fresno St. forward, Paul George. There's…
We got a new coach (assistant kind) and some quotables.