NBA releases first half of 2020-21 schedule for Toronto Raptors
Back-to-backs are a central theme as the Raps open their season December 23 hosting the Pelicans.
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Five thoughts on training camp: What to expect from the 2020-21 Raptors
The 2020-21 NBA season is almost upon is, so it’s time to put some thought into what we can learn from training camp.
Raptors announce Finch hiring, promotions of Mahlalela, Mutombo, more
Toronto officially made a bunch of coaching moves this morning — some we knew were happening, and some we didn’t.
Build-A-Raptor: Our Toronto experiment arrives at its complete player
With the final pieces of our proto-Raptor in place, how will all the components fit together? Let’s review our basketball-playing Frankenstein, er, monster.
For a successful future, the Toronto Raptors must look to the past
Like it or not, the Raptors are now in a transitional season. As they look to resolve their future, an answer for sustained success may actually be in their past.
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The Lowry Effect: How Toronto’s point guard makes everyone better
Will Kyle Lowry’s innate ability to maximize his teammates’ talents help the newest members of the Raptors? And what does that mean for his former teammates?
Reviewing the Raptors’ latest round of training camp invitees
The Raptors changed their approach somewhat to training camp this year, bringing in a trio of fringe NBA players: Henry Ellenson, Alize Johnson, and Yuta Watanabe.
It’s okay to wish Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka were still Raptors
With Serge Ibaka and Marc Gasol gone, the Raptors are set to take a small step back on the court, but an even larger one off of it.
Déjà vu time with the 2020-21 Raptors and the Eastern Conference
Toronto lost a pair of rotation players to Los Angeles and are not expected to host a playoff series. Their East rivals all got better. This sounds eerily familiar, doesn’t it?
Analyzing the player tiers of Raptors Training Camp 2020
The Raptors’ roster is up to 20 players right now, but it won’t stay that way. Here’s how things are likely to shake out for the start of the season.
Raptors: Raptors to sign Harris to two-way contract, Brissett on multi-year deal
In advance of tomorrow’s training camp opening, the Raptors are doing some last minute roster adjustments to figure out how best to approach the coming season.
That’s A Rap #118: Talking Skydome memories and Bucks mismanagement
Before training camp battles kick off, the boys of That’s A Rap take a trip down memory lane, discussing the Skydome, last week’s transaction winners/losers, and Ibaka & Gasol’s legacies.
Understanding the hypotheticals for a Giannis-to-Toronto move
The Raptors have bent over backwards to open every possible avenue to acquire a star (and one in particular). Let’s think that through.
Raptors to play three exhibition games, beginning Dec. 12 at Charlotte
A shortened preseason gets going in just a couple weeks’ time, as the Raptors get back to ball.
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Nets not expecting Kevin Durant to play all 72 games https://t.co/Xl69qqEn7M
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Tom Thibodeau reveals Knicks' anti-tank strategy https://t.co/aj9ACqVSdt
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Nooooooope.This is why the #VerrazanoBridge was closed yesterday during the high winds. https://t.co/QrefTGHVom -
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WATCH: Nerlens Noel wants to be a mentor to Mitchell Robinson https://t.co/9pSLjpY3eS
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Excellent point - should have mentioned that in my prior tweet. Christmas Day NBA games are about featuring the league's most marketable players OR biggest markets.@MasonGinsberg They can stop whining. We been watching the Knicks sucks for decades on Christmas. Spare me -
(Apologies to all of my Laker fan followers for not telling people who don't like it to "cry", since I know that's a second nature move for a lot of y'all)
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RT @ProfCedar: Wolves got their one because they had Jimmy. That's about all there was to it. https://t.co/6dMDXyt7Yj
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