Heading into this final meeting of the season, Cleveland leads the season series 2-1. The last time they met in Toronto, Kyrie Irving sunk the Raptors with a three-point dagger just before the buzzer. More recently, the Raptors fell to an Irving-less Cavs squad led by Dion Waiters and Luke Walton. Read the rest of this entry »
The Raptors’ starters jumped out to a big lead in Cleveland, watched the second unit piss it away, then failed to recover the lead the rest of they way, as Toronto’s season may very well have come to an end with a disappointing loss on Wednesday night.
Ed Davis sighting
The Raptors look to bounce back from a listless performance against the Wizards when they take on the Irving-less Cavaliers in Cleveland.
No thoughts on the game from Joe or myself but if you feel like mourning yet ANOTHER heartbreaking loss, here is Kyrie’s game -winner…
I thought Alan Anderson was the correct choice to be guarding Irving since Lowry wasn’t on the floor, but once the game clock reached 5 seconds, Anderson should have realized Irving wasn’t driving and closed the gap between them. It was an absurdly long game-winner but Kyrie has that kind of range on his jumper.
The Raptors have now lost 12 games this season which they were leading at some point in the 4th quarter….Ech.
This might explain why Lowry was substituted out of the game with about 4 minutes to go…
Casey confirmed Lowry’s back tightened up.
— Eric Koreen (@ekoreen) January 27, 2013
The Raptors host All-Star Kyrie Irving and the Cavs in a rare Saturday night home game at the ACC.
