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Biggest Questions the Toronto Raptors Must Answer This Offseason
The Raptors ended the season well, but they will need to think about making changes in the offseason.
Sunday Notes and Spurs at Warriors Game Thread
Shockingly to me, rumor has it that Bryan Colangelo will remain in charge of the Toronto Raptors , who will likely pick up his option for the upcoming season.
Greg's Season Review: Toronto Raptors
But as much fun as it is to preview a season, it's also fun to look back and see what actually happened.
Should Toronto Raptors Retain Dwane Casey as Head Coach?
Dwane Casey has definitely dealt with ups and downs as head coach of the Raptors this season.
NBA Free Agents 2013: Top 5 Players the Toronto Raptors Must Target
For the fifth year in a row, the Toronto Raptors find themselves on the outside looking in as it pertains to the NBA playoffs.
Is Kyle Lowry the Right Fit at Point Guard for Toronto Raptors?
When Jose Calderon was dealt midseason to the Detroit Pistons, Kyle Lowry was given the opportunity to take over as point guard for the Raptors.
Should Bryan Colangelo keep his job? Part 1 - the Draft
Whether Bryan Colangelo is able to retain his position as President and General Manager of the Toronto Raptors is an open question.
First of all, congratulations on your new job with Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment.
Raptors' Gay undergoes procedure to correct vision in eye
The Toronto Raptors swingman underwent a procedure Friday in Los Angeles to correct vision in his left eye, the club announced on its Twitter feed.
A Look Back at the Raptors 2012-13 Season: Where Did Things Go Wrong?
Adam Francis writes that while it's easy to point to certain parts of the schedule as the reason the Toronto Raptors again missed the playoffs, the performance, or lack thereof, of the team's players is the real culprit.
Throughout the NBA playoffs, where we Raptor fans are left to wallow, Raptors Republic brings you the 100 Words Series.
Amir Johnson, hauling in a rebound against the Bobcats, gets our Ryan Wolstat's nod as an A+ player for the Raptors this season.
Improving the Raptors - Part 1: Point Guards
The season is over, and it's time to go shopping. The Toronto Raptors finished 34-48 and out of the playoffs, and is certain to shake up its roster.
Chisholm: Raps are same ol' club with a bunch of new players
After hauling Toronto's defensive efficiency up to a respectable 12th last season, the club plummeted right back into the league's basement this season, finishing with a 22nd-place ranking.