Toronto Raptors: Should Dwane Casey be fired?

After the Toronto Raptors failed to take even one game against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the playoffs, should Dwane Casey’s work ethic be questioned?

Looking at Toronto Raptors‘ head coach Dwane Casey overall, he is the kind of guy you bring in to help your group recover and become respectable. However, his lack of profundity against quality opponents with better coaching is clear, when it comes to playoff basketball.

The future is unknown

The Raptors would be foolish to blow up their roster – it is by far the best they have ever had and they should hold on to everybody. They have a decent three-to-five year window with this group, particularly on the off-chance they can re-sign Serge Ibaka.

If changes are to be made with coaching, they should try to hire David Blatt, whom I think would be a great fit for them. He would surely be profoundly inspired by the opportunity, given it’s his most obvious chance to assume control over a group that could possibly be the ones to end the Cleveland Cavaliers dominance. (Assuming the Boston Celtics can’t beat them.)

Time for a change

Under a better quality coach, the Raptors could have won the division title and the number one seed in the East this year. They effectively had the capacity to win 55-plus games.

In my opinion, they should definitely re-sign Ibaka and P.J. Tucker and stick with their core. They both showed promise and hard work.