Last night was nothing short of a disgrace. We let a team playing an 8-man rotation with 4 D-Leaguers run us off the court. The causes of the symptoms that keep manifesting themselves range from lack of effort, incorrect use of personnel, lack of leadership and...the list goes on.
On paper we win this, but on paper we should've also won against Philadelphia and Sacramento. It's a matchup of the third and fourth highest scoring teams, and the worst and third-worst defensive teams. The Warriors have 17 wins on the season and have lost six straight by an average of 10.2 points.
Raptors roll into Los Angeles to face the Lakers on the first night of a four-game Western road swing.
The Raptors are 1-0 during this must win stretch, which goes till the last game of the season against the Knicks. When I said that every game is a must win from here on in, I meant that each game must be approached as if they are. With Toronto and Milwaukee currently tied for 5th,…
There's no better way to welcome back Chris Bosh, and break out from a 4 game losing funk than to play the Knicks.
The Raptors head to Houston on the second night of a back-to-back. Bosh still out, but things don't look that bleak.
Jack and Turkoglu lead the Raptors to Oklahoma to face the Thunder after the Canadian Mens's Hockey team win the Gold.
Bosh may be out, but the King is at the ACC tonight as the Raptors host the Cavs. Tipoff at 7pm.
Bosh a game-time decision as the Raptors host the Blazers at the ACC tonight at 7pm.
No Bosh tonight against the Nets on the road. You can count on one hand the number of games the Nets have won and we definitely don't want people to start using two hands starting tonight. Last time out they managed to hang around too long before we put them away early in the fourth…
You might recall the first Memphis game as being the first time this season you went WHAT THE F&*K! Remember? It was a couple days after we had beaten Cleveland in the home-opener when the Raptors showed us just how bad of a defensive team they could potentially be. Since then things have changed.
Last game before the All-Star break. First time we'll see Reggie Evans trot his intimidating hulk of a self across the ACC floor. You can bet he'll dive at the first ball he sees even though it'll be a rebound that'll be coming to him anyways. He's hungry for minutes and looking to prove that…