Heads up, Friday Game 4 is our watch party in downtown Toronto – get your tickets. If the opening two games of the NBA Finals were an indicator of things to come, we may be in for a long series. There has been a little bit of everything so far: frenetic defence, scoring runs, injury…
My colleagues at Raptors Republic have created some excellent content to preview the first NBA Finals in Toronto Raptors history. Listen to the preview podcast featuring Michael Pina here. And another featuring Kevin Arnovitz here. Read Adam McQueen’s finals preview here. Louis Zatzman’s previews here and here. And RR’s finals roundtable here. Since there is…
Toronto 113 Final Box Score 93 Golden State B- P. Siakam35 MIN, 13 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST, 2 STL, 5-10 FG, 1-2 3FG, 2-2 FT, 1 BLK, 5 TO, 15 +/- The turnovers. Devlin and Armstrong told no lies. Teams are slowly starting to figure out how important Siakam is to this team. His…
Raptors fall just short after furious second half comeback.
Toronto Raptors tip off versus the Golden State Warriors in a battle of NBA best offenses.
Zach LaVine may be the only thing keeping the 3-Point Shootout from main eventing All-Star Saturday night.
After a brutal Western Conference swing, the Raptors return home to take on the Splash Brothers and the league leading Golden State Warriors.
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…
Bosh's missed layup is the farthest thing from my mind because we should not be in a one point game at home against a Golden State team missing Monta Ellis and playing a 7-man rotation with three D-Leaguers.
Raptors look to make it four wins in a row today against the Warriors at the ACC. Tip-off at 6pm.
No effort, no result for the Raptors in the Golden State; falling to the Warriors 124-112.