The Raptors cruised past the Magic in Orlando to close the 2012 portion of their schedule with back-to-back road wins and seven wins in their last eight games overall.
Here are some thoughts on the game:
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Thoughts On The Game: Raptors 123, Magic 88
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Alan Anderson, DeMar DeRozan, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Landry Fields, Orlando Magic, Recap, Terrence Ross on Dec 29, 2012
Thoughts On the Game: Raptors 104, Hornets 97
Posted by Oliver Macklem under Alan Anderson, Amir Johnson, Andrea Bargnani, Defence, DeMar DeRozan, Dwane Casey, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Mickael Pietrus, New Orleans Hornets, Recap, Terrence Ross on Dec 28, 2012
Memories of Al Jefferson’s game-tying three-pointer resurfaced when Ryan Anderson bounced home a game-tying three pointer with 8 seconds left in regulation. However, Toronto showed great poise by not allowing that to affect their effort in OT. Learning how to win close games will be crucial for this team as they mature.
Thoughts On the Game: Spurs 100, Raptors 80
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Ed Davis, Jonas Valanciunas, Landry Fields, Linas Kleiza, Recap, San Antonio Spurs on Dec 27, 2012
In what should come as no surprise, the Spurs ended the Raptors’ winning streak in pretty easy fashion.
Here are some brief thoughts on the game:
Thoughts On the Game: Raptors 93, Magic 90
Posted by Oliver Macklem under Alan Anderson, Amir Johnson, Andrea Bargnani, DeMar DeRozan, Ed Davis, Jonas Valanciunas, Jose Calderon, Linas Kleiza, Orlando Magic, Recap, Terrence Ross on Dec 21, 2012
Five Alive!
A 9-19 record only looks good when the team starts 4-19. What appeared to be a lost season with no draft pick has very quickly turned into something worthwhile. Hope doesn’t come from the fact that Toronto sits five games out of the eighth seed in the East. Hope comes from the style of basketball we’ve seen over the last six games.
Here are some thoughts on the game:
RaptorBlog Radio: Winning Streak?
Posted by Joseph Casciaro under Alan Anderson, Andrea Bargnani, Dwane Casey, Ed Davis, Jose Calderon, Kyle Lowry, Raptorblog Radio on Dec 17, 2012
On the heels of the team’s first winning streak (does two in a row count?), Drew, Oliver and I got together to discuss Jose “Triple-Double Machine” Calderon, Alan Anderson, Ed Davis, the improved defence, Dwane Casey’s more sensible rotations, and whether the Raptors actually have a shot to get back into any sort of meaningful race.
All that, plus much, much more.
