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.
The Toronto Raptors enter Game 3 in Washington down 0-2 with their backs firmly against the wall. Tonight they look to speak via their actions as they seek to regain their chemistry & salvage some pride.
The Wizards demoralize the Raptors on both ends of the floor, putting a rain cloud over Raptor Nation as they clearly separate themselves from the Dinos.
The Raptors need to adjust their gameplan moving forward. Forget about old man Pierce, the Raptors need to focus on finally making some simple offensive changes in order to stay alive.
While 50 wins is now out of the question, the Raptors can still break the franchise record for wins and leapfrog the Chicago Bulls for the 3rd seed in the East with a win tonight against the Charlotte Hornets, who have had the Raptors' number lately.
The Raptors lose to Washington in triple overtime, but really, everybody wins.
The Raptors didn't show any sign of the All-Star break disrupting their rhythm as they controlled matters in a 103-93 win against the Washington Wizards.
Jeff Van Gundy lets it rip on the fans and coaches for not selecting Kyle Lowry.
Stepping in for an injured Andrew Thompson to briefly preview tonight's Raps/Wiz affair.
You knew it would happen, if you didn't, then you were in denial.
