Before we start today’s preview, everybody take a deep breath. Inhale deeply…. and exhale. Positive vibes only. The Raptors game one loss on Saturday was deflating to say the least, yet the performance itself was not nearly as mucky as previous playoff openers. For those that refuse to separate this current team from previous iterations…
In the final game prior to the All-Star break the Toronto Raptors look to stop a 3-game skid while anxiously awaiting a special delivery.
Toronto Raptors look to stop a 3-game losing skid versus the team they've patterned themselves after - the San Antonio Spurs
A troubled Knicks group arrive in Toronto for an afternoon match vs a Raptors squad who are a perfect 7-0 vs their Atlantic Division foes.
Two years ago Atlanta were the darlings of the East, but in their last showing at the ACC the red hot Raptors set a franchise record in the oust. Can Toronto clip the Hawks again? Game day breaks it down.
Oddly the last time the Toronto Raptors lost at home their next game featured the Brooklyn Nets. Tonight they'll look to begin another home winning streak versus their Atlantic Division rival.
The East best meet tonight and while there is no question Cleveland has 'it', the Toronto Raptors are asking themselves if the Cavaliers have enough of 'it'.
Two years ago both teams over performed, flash forward to present day and one franchise is on the precipice of meeting expectations while the other is rebuilding once again.
Toronto Raptors kick off a 7-game home stand vs the lowly Nets on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In the game day preview we consider how quickly teams can reverse fortunes in the NBA.
Since Cory Joseph's buzzer beater in Washington the Wizards and Toronto Raptors have produced an identical 8-7 record, but the reality is these teams couldn't be farther apart. Game Day previews tonight's match.