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.
With the Raptors in the midst of an absolutely horrendous start, Drew, Oliver and I got together to discuss the shitshow that has been the 2012-13 season so far, the recently completed winless road trip, more Bargnani hate, whether Dwane Casey and Bryan Colangelo should have any job security, and which players are actually worth keeping in Toronto.
With the Raptors in the early stages of the always daunting Western Conference road trip, Drew and Oliver got together in my absence for another edition of RaptorBlog Radio.
Topics discussed include the trip itself, Mickael Pietrus, Terrence Ross, Andrea Bargnani’s trade value, the Raptors’ most effective lineup combinations and much more.
Fresh off the heels of yet another excruciatingly close loss and in the midst of a four-game losing streak that’s seen the Raptors outscored by just 15 points combined, Drew Fairservice, Oliver Macklem and I got together to cry about a season already hanging by a thread.
We touched on Andrea Bargnani’s shooting woes against the Spurs and Dwane Casey’s puzzling decisions, while also getting to the positives of Ed Davis and Jonas Valanciunas. All that and much more in this latest edition of RaptorBlog Radio.
In this week’s edition of RaptorBlog Radio, Scott Carefoot takes over hosting duties from an absent Drew Fairservice and joins Oliver Macklem and I to talk about Jose Calderon’s recent play, DeMar DeRozan’s improvements in other areas of the game besides scoring, what it would take to get Andrea Bargnani out of the starting lineup, Landry Fields’ injury status and much, much more.
We finish by looking at the upcoming week on Toronto’s schedule before a heartfelt goodbye from “The BlogFather” himself. If you end up listening to Vitamin C’s “Graduation” while Carefoot’s final words come out, I don’t blame you.
