Jose Calderon and the Pistons took advantage of a lazy fourth quarter effort from the Raptors, spoiling Rudy Gay's great game and officially eliminating Toronto from post-season contention in the process.
Jose Calderon makes his return to Toronto tonight in a game that is otherwise a fart in the wind of the NBA schedule.
The Wizards have won 6 straight home games and they handed the Raptors a crushing defeat (90-84 in Toronto) last time these two tangled...
Would you believe it if we told you that the Raptors have one of the best five-man units in the NBA?
A huge third quarter helped the Raptors run away from a lifeless Pistons team in Detroit, snapping a five-game losing streak for Toronto.
The Raptors head to Detroit to take on Jose Calderon and the Pistons, one of the few teams in the NBA that have actually played worse than Toronto has recently.
While talk of playoff games in 2013 evaporated weeks ago, there is still a portion of this fan base that seems to assume that this exact same roster will magically turn into a playoff team in 2014. And for the life of me, I can't figure out why.
Thoughts On the Game: Hawks 107, Raptors 88
The Raptors hope to have Rudy Gay back in the lineup, as they look to end a four-game losing streak when they welcome the playoff bound Hawks to the Air Canada Centre.
I don't think anyone thought the 2012-13 Raptors were going to contend for anything more than a low seeded playoff berth, but most of us thought they'd still be playing meaningful basketball in late March.
The Raptors, minus Rudy Gay, take another stab at winning the season series against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden tonight.
The Raptors were unable to complete the comeback, as the Knicks finally took down Toronto this season and clinched a playoff spot in the process.
The Raptors look to win the season series against New York with a depleted Knicks team in town for the first half of a home-and-home.
Rudy Gay is trying to get used to wearing prescription goggles in practice because of vision issues.