Quick Reaction, Raptors 106, Suns 114
The Raptors split the season series against a surging Suns team.
The Raptors split the season series against a surging Suns team.
That old "make or miss league" cliché rang true down the stretch, but it was a great fight regardless.
A championship run for Chris Paul won’t merely impact his own individual legacy—it will add to Kyle Lowry’s, too, and any small guard subject to the fires of archaic narrative.
Raptors get another chance at a quality win against the Phoenix Suns. I got a good feeling about this one.
To the surprise of no one, the NBA is trying very hard to finish it’s season. Players and owners alike have a watchful eye on dropping revenue, and will do their damndest to mitigate the financial losses that COVID-19 has subjected to their sector. Naturally, there’s a lot left to figure out before anything pops…
The Toronto Raptors will attempt to get back into the win column with a visit to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
For a team that has lost 113 man-games due to injury already this season — third-most in the NBA and matching their total from last season — the Toronto Raptors have executed fairly well in important moments throughout the season. They failed to recreate that magic last night, falling to the shorthanded Oklahoma City Thunder…
A gritty performance on the second half of a back-to-back as the Raptors fall short against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
James Harden comes to Toronto with his famous, angry running mate (Chris Paul), a collection of players that are not Trevor Ariza, and Clint Capela. After igniting OG Anunoby’s career last year, Harden has put together one of the most significant and impressive scoring seasons we’ve ever been witness to. Looking at a team that…