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SBN: Raptors HQ (Kelsea O'Brien) —
The Culture Watch is back! For the latest edition we’ve decided to teach you the alphabet — the Raptors way! Teaching your children to read is an incredible experience. It is also incredibly frustrating. If your kids like the Raptors , this might be a fun exercise. And if you want to save your sanity, it might be a necessary one. So, rather than bang your head against the wall, we present...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Daniel Reynolds) —
After yet another week of wins, the Raptors continue to prove they can weather any storm and stay on target as the number one team in the NBA. In a long NBA season, it eventually becomes about positive trends. There will be acute ups and downs — wins and losses that feel huge in the moment but aren’t really. And there will be injuries that shift the balance of the roster and test a team’s...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sully Akbari) —
We’re at the halfway point of the season as the panel discuss which Raptor has had the better season, highlight plays, drama in Philly, and more! It’s the latest edition of the HQ Roundtable! Welcome! I’m Sully Akbari , your host for this weekly discussion series. This column is dedicated to news and topics regarding the Toronto Raptors as well as other happenings around the NBA. A lot...
SBN: Raptors HQ (John Gaudes) —
It was a rough week for the ‘Sauga crew, as the defence struggled in three losses. The yo-yo of the G League has never been more apparent. With Jonas Valanciunas’ absence due to a thumb injury labouring on, the 905 have been without their best player in Chris Boucher. Boucher hasn’t been playing that much with the Raptors either, unfortunately, as he’s assumed a “break in case of...
SBN: Raptors HQ (JD Quirante) —
Malachi Richardson tried to carry the load for the Raptors 905 after Jordan Loyd went up and down with an assortment of injuries. We review his results — and others. The Raptors 905 literally limped into the end of 2018. With call-ups ( Chris Boucher ) and injuries ( Jordan Loyd , Rodney Pryor) affecting the roster, coach Jama Mahlalela and the 905 struggled to finish the calendar year and...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Gabe Nisker) —
The Raptors tip-off 2019 with an evening game against the Utah Jazz. Both teams are trying to get right, but which team will come out on top? Happy New Year, everyone! It’s time for New Year’s Day inter-conference basketball with the Toronto Raptors (27-11) and the Utah Jazz (18-19). The Raptors are coming off Sunday’s tiring (to both watch and play, probably) grind-it-out 95-89 victory...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sully Akbari) —
As the new year inches closer, the panel discuss resolutions for the Raptors, what to do with C.J. Miles, LeBron James recruiting tactics, and other fun topics. Welcome to the latest edition of the HQ Roundtable discussion! I’m your host, Sully Akbari. With Christmas in the rear view, we hope you all had a great time celebrating, and are now ready to get back to talking, reading, and...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sully Akbari) —
Sitting atop of the Eastern Conference standings with a record of 25-9, the Raptors head to Philadelphia to take on the 76ers. It’s a short turnaround for the Toronto Raptors as they take on the 76ers in Philadelphia tonight on the second leg of a back-to-back. The Raptors are coming off an impressive 126-110 win against the Cleveland Cavaliers last night as they were down Kyle...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sully Akbari) —
In this week’s edition of the HQ Roundtable, we react to Jonas Valanciunas’ injury, the Raptors’ clutch troubles, and Christmas, of course. Welcome to the latest edition of the HQ Roundtable discussion — I’m Sully Akbari , your host. Since this weekly series is published every Wednesday and Christmas is next Tuesday, we decided to jump in on the holiday spirit early with some special cheer....
SBN: Raptors HQ (JayRosales) —
A challenging December schedule kicks off with tough games against the Nuggets, Sixers, and Bucks. What are your predictions? What a difference a week makes... or not. Toronto is coming off a week where they were gearing up face two of the best records in the league — Memphis and Golden State — as of last Monday’s Rap-Up. Toronto enters this week gearing up to face two of the best records...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Gabe Nisker) —
The Toronto Raptors defeated the Golden State Warriors yesterday evening, and as you can imagine: we’d like to discuss it a bit more. This week’s mailbag comes directly on the heels of the greatest game I did not watch (or, rather, that I have not yet had the chance to watch). Yes, while Raptors vs. Warriors was going on last Thursday night, I was at a holiday party — which meant I watched...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Gabe Nisker) —
It’s a random Tuesday night, no better time for good basketball between Toronto and Memphis. Toronto and Memphis — the two NBA powerhouses you’ve come to know and love. It’s weird to think how consistently good these teams have been recently (save for the occasional off-year from Memphis; let me prove a point). Weirder still to consider they were once both Canadian teams, but we’ll leave...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sully Akbari) —
It’s almost Black Friday so we looked into signings and trades the Raptors could get for cheap, the Raptors’ use of Kyle Lowry and Fred VanVleet, and more around the NBA. Hello and welcome to the fifth edition of the Raptors HQ Roundtable. I’m Sully Akbari , your host. In this weekly series, I will be joined by two other HQ writers to discuss news on the Toronto Raptors and from around...
SBN: Raptors HQ (John Gaudes) —
The Raptors look to get back on a win streak in a light work week, as they take on the semi-feisty Magic. It’s still too early in the season to classify the Orlando Magic as feisty, but we’re getting close. At 9-8, the young Magic have surprised to start the season, as a host of familiar faces to Toronto ( D.J. Augustin ! Terry Ross!) have been on a nice run of late. After wins against...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Daniel Reynolds) —
With the Wizards imploding, let’s review the seven teams that once defeated the Raptors in the playoffs, and where they are now. Feels good, doesn’t it? Since the Washington Wizards are in the news these days , and their implosion seems delightfully nigh, I felt, as a responsible Raptors fan, it was my duty to enjoy some schadenfreude. As the tenor of that word suggests, schadenfreude...