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Solomon must bounce bad habits to stick in NBA
Be the first to comment on this article... Dave Feschuk S o Jose Calderon is back in business, the win streak is at one, and the Raptors, given the pleasure of a night in South Beach after Wednesday's victory ...
Chris Bosh had just drained his 33rd point of the night on his way to 40, this one from 21 feet out with a defender in his face.
Giveaways gut Bosh's big night
ORLANDO, FLA.It was pre-game in the Raptors locker room, usually a time for revving up muscles and taping ankles.
Break from shooting spree pays dividends
Dave Perkins T he Raptors set what must have been some kind of franchise record yesterday: they went almost four minutes at the start of the game before hoisting up one of their long jump shots.
As country twanger Alan Jackson warmed up on the Air Canada Centre floor, Jose Calderon was upstairs hoping his own hurtin' tune would end in time to play tomorrow.
The loss to the Sixers was not the main story of the night last night in Raptorland, Philly's revenge was unfortunate but there were other matters to attend to.
Andrea Bargnani Getting the Bill Cartwright Treatment in Toronto
There are basically two types of players for Sam Mitchell. There are players he relates to and players he doesn't relate to.
ATLANTAa 'As defensively challenged as the Raptors are on the perimeter, they can perhaps get away with one or two guys having a bad night.
No Iverson, but still no win for Raptors
The talk surrounding the Toronto Raptors these days has been swagger. They got a pretty good lesson on exactly that from the Detroit Pistons last night.
Pistons end Raptors' early perfection
It was a textbook example of a mismatch. Twice in the fourth quarter, the Toronto Raptors gave the ball to their big off-season acquisition, Jermaine O'Neal. Twice, he was matched up against Kwame Brown, the ...
Raptors' rebounding cause for concern
The Raptor win in Philadelphia provided many moments for optimism, with the play of Chris Bosh and Jermaine O'Neal the most obvious, but there were some dark moments, as well.
Is Jose Calderon a Better Fit for the Toronto Raptors than TJ Ford?
When the Raptors shipped TJ Ford to Indiana this offseason, they were attempting to resolve more than just one problem.
Pre-season lessons not lost on Ukic
Roko Ukic would have cramped his shooting arm writing thank-you cards had he chosen to recognize all the Raptors personnel who have helped him this rookie year.
Rookie receives a baptism of fire
Roko Ukic has one NBA game under his belt, but he's already aware of what the rest of the league thinks about him.
Raptors get off to good start in Philly
There were two moments of pause on the first evening of consequence for the Toronto Raptors' great Jermaine O'Neal experiment.
NBA: Introducing your Toronto Raptors
The Raptors kick off their 2008-09 season tonight in Philadelphia. Here is a look at the team's personnel before the action tips off.
Forget the hype, Raptors too weak to go deep
In time, Jermaine O'Neal will prove his worth to the Raptors, once the six-time all-star gets in game shape.
Forget the inside presence and potential of that long-elusive second scoring option that Jermaine O'Neal could bring to the Toronto Raptors this season.
Raptors have a new look for the new season
It's incredibly rare that a trade goes down in professional sports that most everyone agrees is beneficial for both teams.
Don't raise the curtain just yet on your 2008-09 Raptors. After weeks of grousing about how long and ultimately meaningless the NBA exhibition schedule is, you get the feeling this team could use at least one ...