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How many wins for the 2014-15 Toronto Raptors?
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I'll go with 49 wins, but I say that hoping the team proves me wrong.
50 wins is definitely reachable, just gotta always take care of the teams we're supposed to beat.Twitter - @thekid_it
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isaacthompson wrote: View PostI'll go with 49 wins, but I say that hoping the team proves me wrong.
50 wins is definitely reachable, just gotta always take care of the teams we're supposed to beat.
Like, how how do you lose a game when you're up by 8 with 49 secs left? that game still gives me nightmares lol. And the Warriors game, i believe the Raps were up by 28 at the start of the 4th, and i think they ended up losing that game by 10 or something? smh.Mamba Mentality
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TRex wrote: View Post50 is def reachable. They should've won 50 last year actually. Remember the OKC game at home and the Warriors game in Oakland? Raps should've won both those games.
Like, how how do you lose a game when you're up by 8 with 49 secs left? that game still gives me nightmares lol. And the Warriors game, i believe the Raps were up by 28 at the start of the 4th, and i think they ended up losing that game by 10 or something? smh.
I still feel bad for Amir Johnson having to chase KD out to the 3 pt line in that game. There was a moment the Raps could have used James Johnson..."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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I don't get people that are predicting less than 48 games this season. We got 48 games last season and thats with starting it horribly. If we get off to a good start this year I don't see why we can't reach at least 50. I get that certain teams got better but I think the raptors got better too this year so I'm predicting 53 wins this season.
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S.R. wrote: View PostWas that the OKC game in T.O.? I don't remember how the final minute unfolded, but if that's the game then the answer to your question would be "Kevin Durant." I don't believe in "we should have won that one" when one of the two best players in basketball beats you flat out with some fantastic clutch shooting. That's what great players do.
I still feel bad for Amir Johnson having to chase KD out to the 3 pt line in that game. There was a moment the Raps could have used James Johnson...
I don't care if OKC had Michael Jordan. If you have an 8 point lead w/ 49 secs left, you should win that game.Mamba Mentality
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TRex wrote: View PostYes.
I don't care if OKC had Michael Jordan. If you have an 8 point lead w/ 49 secs left, you should win that game."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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I find predictions like this rather useless, but I will say that if the Raptors start slow, they are going to have a hard time making to 50 as we all hope, and many expect, the team to do. The first stretch of fifteen games, mostly at home, will be more important this year than in the past. We have at least one starter, Amir Johnson, who is notoriously slow to start. Lowry and DeRozan are already in peak form. Ross is still inconsistent based on the pre-season. Valanciunas is ready to go.
But the bench needs better chemistry. I worry about the pairing of Vasquez and Williams, the no-defence brothers. On the plus side, the pairing of Patterson and Hansbrough is working well on defence. I expect Patrick to get hot once the season starts.
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TRex wrote: View Post50 is def reachable. They should've won 50 last year actually. Remember the OKC game at home and the Warriors game in Oakland? Raps should've won both those games.
Like, how how do you lose a game when you're up by 8 with 49 secs left? that game still gives me nightmares lol. And the Warriors game, i believe the Raps were up by 28 at the start of the 4th, and i think they ended up losing that game by 10 or something? smh.
and wow that okc game was just ridiculously unbelievable. then again, so is KD.
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caccia wrote: View PostI find predictions like this rather useless, but I will say that if the Raptors start slow, they are going to have a hard time making to 50 as we all hope, and many expect, the team to do. The first stretch of fifteen games, mostly at home, will be more important this year than in the past. We have at least one starter, Amir Johnson, who is notoriously slow to start. Lowry and DeRozan are already in peak form. Ross is still inconsistent based on the pre-season. Valanciunas is ready to go.
But the bench needs better chemistry. I worry about the pairing of Vasquez and Williams, the no-defence brothers. On the plus side, the pairing of Patterson and Hansbrough is working well on defence. I expect Patrick to get hot once the season starts."Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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I would rather see Lowry-Vasquez or Williams-Ross as backcourt pairings. You can hide one poor defender, but not two. Maybe Williams will prove me wrong, as the coach said his defence has improved, but at least during pre-season Vasquez-Williams did not work out well on either end of the court. Part of that was Greivis missing a lot of shots, but most of it was a lack of organization in the half-court offence.
There are some guys that are not effective together. That is why you never see Valanciunas and Hansbrough on the court at the same time.
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caccia wrote: View PostI would rather see Lowry-Vasquez or Williams-Ross as backcourt pairings. You can hide one poor defender, but not two. Maybe Williams will prove me wrong, as the coach said his defence has improved, but at least during pre-season Vasquez-Williams did not work out well on either end of the court. Part of that was Greivis missing a lot of shots, but most of it was a lack of organization in the half-court offence.
There are some guys that are not effective together. That is why you never see Valanciunas and Hansbrough on the court at the same time."Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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