Posted on 25 August 2008 by Raps Fan
It seems that the Raptors season, again, hinges on one Andrea Bargnani. De ja vu as I remember saying this exact thing last season when the Raptors were “deeper” but had no clear # 2. This year, they have their second 20 point scorer, no controversy at the point - but the bench is thin. Continue Reading
Posted on 02 August 2008 by Raps Fan
I think we have done a pretty decent job of keeping this blog about the Raptors. We have had a few articles this offseason about non-Raptor things, but it’s the offseason, give us a break. So Kobe…the guy just bugs me. It isn’t just one thing either, it is a few. Continue Reading
Posted on 12 February 2008 by Raps Fan
Our condolences go to Sam Mitchell and his family. I wont be kicking and screaming about the game tonight. There was no way the Raptors were going to sweep the season series with the Spurs. Mitchell’s absence was definitely felt. The Raptors shot more jumpers than they usually do. Moon didn’t even dribble the ball in the direction of the basket. I’m sure Smitch will give him an earful when he’s back in action. Continue Reading
Posted on 10 February 2008 by masterjuddi
The Toronto Raptors (27-22) will try to sweep the season series when they host the San Antonio Spurs (32-17) Monday night at the ACC. The Raptors defeated the Spurs 83-73 in San Antonio on December 28th. Jason Kapono led the Raptors with 15 points, while Michael Finley scored 20 points for the Spurs. Continue Reading
Posted on 30 December 2007 by Raps Fan
This is the consistency, or lack thereof, that I have been pining/talking about all season. How is it that you walk onto the Spurs home court, a place so hostile I don’t think we have ever won in, and take a game from the defending champs; then casually stroll onto the less hostile Rockets home court, where they are missing their best (arguably) player in McGrady, and lose a game to a team you already beat this season? Continue Reading
Posted on 27 December 2007 by masterjuddi
The Toronto Raptors (15-14) are 1-3 on their currently seven game road trip but they’ll be in tough when they visit the defending NBA Champion San Antonio Spurs (20-7). The Raptors will attempt to avoid dropping to the .500 mark, but it won’t be easy against the Spurs who have won six straight at home against Toronto. Continue Reading