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Doing my part in helping Colangelo do his job.

A quick round-up of the first round series from a Raptors POV. Sorta.

This post is simply giving you Draft Express' view on the four players projected to go somewhere around where the Raptors will be picking.

Taking Colangelo's tenure out of the equation, the Raptors are 341-529 (39%). Under Colangelo the Raptors are 183-227 (45%), so relatively speaking the franchise has done much better under Colangelo than it has under his predecessors.

Sources close to the situation told ESPN.com this week that the Raptors do have a backup plan if the current management -- at the urging of staunch anti-Colangelo board member Glen Silvestri -- decides it's best to make an immediate change.

Colangelo said he'd be looking to sign a center so I figured let's take a look at what's available in the market.

The losing is taking a toll on Bryan Colangelo, a good kind of toll.

Season is over, time to hand out the silverware.

Good morning.

Andrea Bargnani took some veiled shots from Amir Johnson who classified the need for a "legit center" as an off-season task, the same with DeRozan who was seeking a "veteran big down there that knows how to play in the paint", clearly descriptions different than Bargnani's game. The most interesting piece of the pie came…

This headline is one of those Fox News types where you can say anything as long as you put a question mark at the end.