Another Ringer article talking about Toronto cuisine (with a couple of Raptors references)
https://www.theringer.com/2019/2/18/...nto-food-diary
Also a "Blake" reference
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S.R. wrote: View PostThis is where just comparing JV vs Gasol box scores falls short (even if we include setting great screens). Gasol's got the potential to impact all 4 guys he's on the floor with in a way JV doesn't, but I think really importantly he may be (fingers crossed) a bridge between this slightly awkward Lowry/Leonard dynamic. I don't think we're really seeing much synergy with the starters at all anymore. Hoping Gasol changes that.
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3inthekeon wrote: View PostThe Ringer on how, among other things, Gasol's passing has and will impact the Raptors. Nurse is going to have to get a lot more cutting into the offence to take advantage.
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/2...ly-impressions
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The Ringer on how, among other things, Gasol's passing has and will impact the Raptors. Nurse is going to have to get a lot more cutting into the offence to take advantage.
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/2...ly-impressions
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Tim Bentomps has been all over the Raps this year. And he's a good writer too.
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Pretty nice that ESPN has actually had a guy assigned to the Raptors this year, who you can tell has actually been watching the games when he writes a piece - http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/2...e-playing-nice
These parts:
Even when playing at their best this season, the Raptors have often looked like two teams, playing one way when Kawhi Leonard is on the court and playing another when he isn't. Adding another pair of creative, offensive players such as Lin and Gasol should help balance those differences and allow the Raptors to keep the ball humming and the offense moving the way their coach prefers.Regardless, the Raptors need to get their current starting group going. When Toronto got off to its hot start to begin the season, those starters went 14-2 in the 16 games they played together and outscored teams by 16.1 points per 100 possessions in 234 minutes on the court.
Since then, that group is 7-5 in 12 games and is being outscored by 3.3 points per 100 possessions in 245 minutes, including being outscored by four points in 25 minutes Monday. Whether it's fatigue (Toronto has played the most games in the NBA thus far), the injuries or some combination of the two, the Raptors need that to change.
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Jclaw wrote: View PostAs basketball fans know, for the last decade the answer to "who is the most underrated player?" has always been Mike Conley. It even got to the point that he was being overrated at being underrated. Lately, there have been a stream of US national press articles coming out on what's percolating north of the border. I thought it would be good to post them here and add some as you find them. These aren't new articles..they've been see elsewhere on this site. Let's see if we can prove them right (before Conley makes an all star team)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.d4c73420ccac
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/21/s...-raptors-.html
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/h...ir-bad-habits/
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Nice find Zainab - Will repost in here:
Zainab wrote: View PostThe Raptors made a trade with the Spurs and got the player with the No. 1 plus-minus in the NBA. They also got Kawhi Leonard.
— Ben Cohen (@bzcohen) January 2, 2019
New story on Danny Green, the league's most valuable role player, and why good things happen when he's on the court: https://t.co/dtV4AiVkmT
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Raptors edition of the Lowe Post today. Korean and Arthur. Great listen
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Nice find, did ya find it under the 754 articles about Kawhi leaving Toronto, where the Raptors arent even mentioned in the articles, because you know, the #1 team in the NBA isn't worth mentioning.
fuck my sports life
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