The Raptors got a big effort from all five of their starters and and found a way to grind out an ugly victory over the 76ers in Toronto.
Here are some thoughts on the game:
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Thoughts On the Game: Raptors 90, 76ers 72
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Amir Johnson, DeMar DeRozan, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Landry Fields, Philadelphia 76ers, Recap on Jan 09, 2013
Thoughts On the Game: Thunder 104, Raptors 92
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Alan Anderson, Amir Johnson, DeMar DeRozan, Dwane Casey, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Oklahoma City Thunder, Recap, Terrence Ross on Jan 06, 2013
The Raptors gave the Thunder a good contest for about 30 minutes, but when OKC flipped the switch in the second half, Toronto’s effort was nowhere near up to the task.
Here are some thoughts on the game…
Thoughts On the Game: Kings 105, Raptors 96
Posted by Oliver Macklem under Aaron Gray, Alan Anderson, Amir Johnson, Andrea Bargnani, DeMar DeRozan, Dwane Casey, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Landry Fields, Mickael Pietrus, Quincy Acy, Recap, Sacramento Kings, Terrence Ross on Jan 04, 2013
The Raptors came crashing back to earth at the hands of the Sacramento Kings. Toronto was never as bad as it appeared when they were 4-19 and they aren’t as good as their recent stretch – winning eight of nine – made them appear. Tonight was one of the uglier performances of the season, as the Raptors starters couldn’t find any rhythm at either end of the floor.
Here are some thoughts on the game:
Thoughts On the Game: Raptors 102, Trail Blazers 79
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Amir Johnson, DeMar DeRozan, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Portland Trail Blazers, Recap, Terrence Ross on Jan 02, 2013
The Raptors shot the lights out and shared the ball beautifully en route to a 23-point rout of the Trail Blazers and an eighth win in nine games.
Amir Double-Dribbles, Still Scores Because NBA Refs
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Amir Johnson on Jan 02, 2013
Raptors fans spend a decent chunk of time complaining about officiating, and for this season at least, they have reason to. But if we’re going to point out poor officiating, especially in losses, then we have to point out equally poor officiating when it helps Toronto in a Raptors win.
The Raps stomped Portland on Wednesday night, so this play didn’t change the complexion of the game in any way, but it’s still an atrocious blown call…
