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Toronto Raptors – Almost Let it Slip Away
For the first time in their playoff series with the Brooklyn Nets the Toronto Raptors have the lead. They won game 5 115-113, taking the 3-2 edge in the showdown, mostly thanks to Kyle Lowry leading them all through the game and especially to stop the collapse in the fourth quarter and secure victory.
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Toronto Raptors – Experience Seems to be Overrated
One of the funniest things about these NBA Playoffs is watching an arrogant bunch of Brooklyn Nets players trying to explain how the young and inexperienced Toronto Raptors, making it an even 2-2 series after a 87-79 road win, are playing better than them in crunch time.
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Oklahoma City Thunder – Kevin Durant Doing it on His Own
The absence of Russell Westbrook, this time because of a knee injury suffered during the game, just makes Kevin Durant better, as he takes his game to another level in order to make sure the Oklahoma City Thunder keep moving in the same direction, this time dramatically beating the Toronto Raptors 119-118.
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Best Players Not in the 2014 NBA All-Star Game
With every All-Star game, there are the players who didn’t make it in but probably deserved it more than some who did. This season, it seems that Anthony Davis, Kyle Lowry and Serge Ibaka have the most to gripe about when it comes to being left out.
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NBA Rumors – Toronto Raptors Undecided on Kyle Lowry Trade
Are the Toronto Raptors trading or keeping Kyle Lowry? Their success, winning record and his ability point towards him remaining until the end of the season, while his contract situation and the overall direction the franchise is trying to take suggest he’s still out there for teams to try and get.
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Toronto Raptors, The Kryptonite of the Brooklyn Nets
Since everyone turned their calendars to 2014, the Brooklyn Nets have beaten teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Miami Heat; they’ve beaten everyone they’ve faced since the turn of the new year, except for the Toronto Raptors, who got a huge clutch play from Patrick Patterson to beat the Nets for the second time this month.
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Toronto Raptors – The Opposite of Tanking
Even though the Toronto Raptors shoud be tanking according to early season predictions, they’ve beaten the Indiana Pacers and the Oklahoma City Thunder in the span of two weeks, making it to .500 for the first time in almost four years.
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Raptors vs Thunder – Kevin Durant is a Sore Loser
The Toronto Raptors became the first Eastern conference team to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder this season, also ending their undefeated run at home. However, despite playing smarter and better basketball in the final moments, getting some big plays from Jonas Valanciunas, Kevin Durant made it seem like it was all about luck.
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NBA Rumors – Toronto Raptors Trying to Trade Kyle Lowry & DeMar DeRozan
The Toronto Raptors aren’t losing enough, so Masai Ujiri is trying to kick things up a notch, and get rid of more players who might help the team in its tanking efforts. Next on the list of tradeable players? First is their point guard Kyle Lowry, who will be easier to move than DeMar DeRozan.
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NBA Trades – Rudy Gay Closer to Toronto Raptors
Despite a lot of noise from Memphis saying the Grizzlies aren’t going to trade Rudy Gay before the deadline, his name remains the busiest one as we approach the final day for deals, with the Toronto Raptors looking like the team closest to getting the six year veteran.