Sadly, this is a lottery team without Bosh. After leading 32-22 at the end of the first, Smitch decided to go small-ball, and it all fell apart. What a disgusting game. How do you lose to a team that is 19-39? Give them 18 offensive rebounds, open jumpers, play small ball, basically do everything wrong. Two games in a row, and Smitch is exposed as having no strategy other than ride Bosh into the ground. How else do you explain him playing Bosh 40 minutes in a blowout win over the Wolves? That was probably the catalyst for losing Bosh for 4 games. Continue Reading

Couple interesting things about the game tonight: for those of you who follow the money lines - on Wednesday, the spread was Toronto + 14; yesterday it was Toronto + 11; today it was Toronto + 10. Anyways, I took Indiana today, not because I thought the Raptors were going to lose, but because I was thinking the Pacers weren’t going to let the Raptors sweep them so easily, and would really come out of the blocks gunning. Continue Reading

The Toronto Raptors (32-24) host the Indiana Pacers 22-36) Friday Night at the ACC. The Raptors have a chance to sweep the season series against the Pacers and at the same win their fourth in a row. Continue Reading

The Toronto Raptors (29-24) got their revenge on sunday against the New York Knicks, but there is no time to rest as they are back on the road to play the Indiana Pacers (22-34) Monday night. This will be the third meeting this season between these two teams. The Raptors have won the first two and shot an impressive 50% from beyond the arc (22-44). Continue Reading

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