Small Problems at Forward and the Second Unit
Taking stock of where things stand with the team's depth in a look at the small forward position and bench units.
Taking stock of where things stand with the team's depth in a look at the small forward position and bench units.
On Sunday night, the Toronto Raptors prevailed over the defending champs, San Antonio Spurs. Reclaiming a bit of their early season form in the process.
Andrew and Zarar convene after the Spurs win and celebrate the inevitability that was James Johnson entering the starting lineup.
In his post-game press conference, Dwane Casey was prompted about James Johnson, and he shed some light on why Johnson started. Asked why James Johnson started: It wasn’t for the three. It was for defensive purposes, to matchup with Kawhi Leonard, to give us a physical presence with him. I was worried about his minutes, but…
Dwane Casey was asked about his controversial decision and he stuck to his guns.
We are in the midst of a much more active trading season than the one that lead into the 2014 trade deadline last February. From Rajon Rondo to J.R. Smith to Corey Brewer to Timofey Mozgov to whatever we’re calling the Josh Smith saga, this has been a feverishly active lead-up to mid-February, with no…
The Raptors second unit guards failed to deliver, and Derrick Rose led the Bulls to a 49-point fourth quarter where they shot 70%. That is ridiculous.
The Raptors are surging ahead in the third with a double-digit lead. These two plays helped the cause. [gfy]WarmheartedBruisedArgusfish[/gfy] [gfy]SoggyDiligentCarp[/gfy]
A strong second-half surge which included James Johnson's emphatic slam on Andre Drummond pushed the Raptors through 110-100.
The Raptors make several improvements and play mostly well in a tough loss against that Lebron guy.
The sheer will of Lowry pushes the Raps to victory over the Kings as DMC DNPs