Looking at Valanciunas and Lowry v. Pistons and In-Season Development
This is kind of about last night's game but more a focus on JV and KLOE in 2012-13 overall.
This is kind of about last night's game but more a focus on JV and KLOE in 2012-13 overall.
Last night, the Toronto Raptors treated us to a game that featured a tale of two halves: one good first half, and one bad second one.
The Toronto Raptors were defeated at the Air Canada Centre last night by the New York Knicks in a game that had the potential to get away from them. The Knickerbockers looked better for much of the first half, but Dwane Casey made a few key adjustments that allowed the Raps not only to bounce…
There was probably a sense of inevitability about Sunday’s game and really nobody should be disappointed in losing to one of the hottest teams in NBA history.
There are days when you just have to get up and find a way to get through. The Raptors did that.
No quick react because I wanted to get the post-game off my chest.
Raptors play it tight, until Casey decides to play Aaron Gray over Jonas Valanciunas.
This is a fundamentally flawed basketball team. Last night proved it.