The Toronto Raptors implode against the Cleveland Cavaliers in an 18-point shellacking, completely losing home court and falling behind 0-2 in the series.
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The Toronto Raptors lost Cory Joseph, P.J. Tucker and Patrick Patterson, leaving them with unproven youths. If they can't step up the bench will collapse.
ESPN's Adrian Wojranowski has blessed us with another Woj bomb. Norman Powell and the Toronto Raptors have agreed to a four-year, $42-million extension.
Demar DeRozan's ranking was so comically bad that it became a season long meme last year. Now ranked at 36, it looks just right.
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The NBA has released the schedule for the 2017-18 season, which means Toronto Raptors fans can make plans in place of these five must-not-watch games.
What once seemed like an obvious decision for Delon Wright backing up Kyle Lowry for the Raptors, has been muddied by Fred VanVleet's play in summer league.