After putting up a big fat donut after four pretty tough games out West, the Raptors return home to face the Warriors in a game that folks wil be anxious about who’s on the other team: Stephen Curry. I really love this kid, and that sentiment is shared by many of you. We miss him…
Welcome to a new idea here at RR. The goal of Statophile is to produce a weekly summary of advanced metrics - to analyse beyond what's beyond the basic boxscore. We will also address a few perceptions from readers each week and look to confirm or bust them.
It’s been incremental, but there has been improvement in this team as the season progresses. We’re not going to morph into some serious playoff team that will be a pest come the post-season, but things are happening. Also, I should have had Evans dressed at PF in my fantasy league instead of Odom, but the…
The Game Thread in the RR Forums Every year, this team has some sort of built in excuse that stirs debate among us about what to really expect/feel about this team. Taking care of business has been a big problem for the Raptors over the last couple seasons. Had they beaten the Knicks and Kings…
Meanwhile in Utah...the Raptors have a tough test on the second game of their Western swing.
Raptors start their western swing, with the first of four on the road in Sacramento against the Kings.
Misery loves company as the other losers in Free Agency 2010 roll into town.
Raptors host the Knicks tonight at the ACC for the season/home opener.
Raptors 121 – Suns 100 – Boxscore Sorry to dissapoint, but WordPress crapped out on me while I was in the midst of publishing this article and I lost pretty much everything, so I’ll just make a few points, and post my game notes:
It took 2 overtimes, Bargnani waking up, Jack and Barbosa scoring like machines, but the Raptors beat the Sixers at home.
Raptors pummel the suns by 51 points to start the pre-season. The look on Suns fans faces after realizing Turkoglu sucks, and the change in scenery wont help: priceless
Injecting one good-to-great defensive player as a remedy for a poor defensive unit sounds like a bad strategy, and one the Raptors have been guilty of too often.