The Toronto Raptors (39-39) will be looking for a little revenge when they host the New Jersey Nets (32-46) tonight. Not that the Raptors need any incentive to beat their Atlantic Division rivals, but with a Raptor win tonight, Vince Carter and the Nets will be officially eliminated from playoff contention. Continue Reading

Before I start this post I’d like to send a shout out the National Champion University of Kansas Jayhawks, who knocked off the Memphis Tigers to win the NCAA Tournament on Monday Night. The Tournament is the best basketball in the world to watch and it didn’t disappoint. Continue Reading

The Toronto Raptors (34-29) continue their five game, seven day road trip tonight against the Golden State Warriors (39-23).
This will be the second of a back-to-back for the Raptors. Last night they lost 117-108 to the Lakers in LA without Chris Bosh. TJ Ford scored a team high 28 points. Continue Reading

The Toronto Raptors (29-23) roll into MSG to take on their Atlantic Division rivals New York Knicks (16-38) in the first game of a home and home on Friday night. The Raptors knocked off the Knicks back on January 11th, 99-90. Chris Bosh led the way with 40 points and 11 rebounds, while Jamaal Crawford scored 27 points for the Knicks. Continue Reading

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This ACC should be packed tonight when the Toronto Raptors (25-20) take on the visiting Los Angeles Lakers (28-15). The last time these two clubs met was February 9th of last year. The Raptors knocked off the Lakers, 96-92. There were chants of “MVP” from the ACC faithful for their franchise player Chris Bosh. Continue Reading

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The Toronto Raptors (24-19) and Washington Wizards (23-19) begin a back-to-back home-and-home series on Tuesday night in DC. The last time these two clubs met the Wizards knocked off the Bosh-less Raptors 101-97 on December 1st. Caron Butler scored 29 points and Antwan Jamison had 28 for the Wizards, while Jason Kapono led the Raptors with 23 points. Continue Reading