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| Originally posted by Sly_Guy I don't think we're ready for the playoffs just yet. I'm still quite the skeptic with that raps, but I still like seeing them win. |
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| Originally posted by TheVrk Its def nice to see them winning and doing well... But I really dont like a first round matchup with Miami. If Miami can win the Southeast and drop Washington to 6th, then i'd def favour the Raptors. If its Miami, then TO is done...not without a good fight tho |
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| Originally posted by exstasie True, but we need to keep playing well so we can keep the 3rd spot! We don't want to fall to fourth and have to end up playing Chicago first round. Chicago > Miami IMO. I think the Raps could give any team a good run for their money, but yeah, best chance would be against Wizards. 2nd place would be even better...Raps for Nets? That would be a great rivalry! |
I went 2 the game yesterday and i looked at more blondes then watch basketball...
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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH I agree. Detroit and Chicago would be our hardest opponents. Cleveland maybe...but their PG situation is crap so if we play solid against them we can win. Miami, whether with Wade or not, we could take them. If Wade comes back then he's going to be out of a rhythm with the team, so the Raptors could capitalize on that. Washington, especially with their latest injury, I expect us to just roll over them. The fact that they haven't played in the play-offs yet doesn't mean THAT much. People are really putting too much emphasis on that aspect without realizing that a lot of their players have played in important games. Plus, the depth they have will go a long way towards outlasting their opponents. |
Pistons!!!!!!!
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| Originally posted by shanny Pistons!!!!!!! |
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| Originally posted by jon jon I will smash your face |
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| Originally posted by jon jon I will smash your face |
I think Sam Mitchell is the biggest problem that can potentially prevent Raptors from doing well in post-season. This game vs Miami just nailed it for me. Just my opinion...
Looking forward to next season when he's gone. lol
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| Originally posted by askme I think Sam Mitchell is the biggest problem that can potentially prevent Raptors from doing well in post-season. This game vs Miami just nailed it for me. Just my opinion... Looking forward to next season when he's gone. lol |
^^^ rumours are he'll take over Bickerstaff's head coaching job in Charlotte when he retires this year. I don't buy it...I think Colangelo makes Sam one hell of a good contract offer. If he doesn't, he'd better have one *hell* of a replacement in mind, because I think Sam has been stellar.
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| Originally posted by askme I think Sam Mitchell is the biggest problem that can potentially prevent Raptors from doing well in post-season. This game vs Miami just nailed it for me. Just my opinion... Looking forward to next season when he's gone. lol |
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| Originally posted by MarkT They should have left Calderon in for the end of the game, IMHO...he's bigger, better defensively and would have found a teammate instead of taking a crap shot. |
I haven't seen the game, but TJ's made quite a few big shots before, and he's the number 1 PG. He's been more consistent offensively than Calderon who may be a better passer, but shooting wise sketchy at times.
Hindsight is 20/20. Ford is still learning the game and is a young guard.
I don't expect perfection every game.
As for Mitchell leaving rumours, it'll be nuts for the Raps to have a head coach change when they are finally on right track.
Other than few head coaches in NBA, getting someone else would be a downgrade IMO
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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH I love Sam but to be honest, he's the one that put Ford back in the game, and designed the final play. |

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| Originally posted by MarkT ^^^ They should have left Calderon in for the end of the game, IMHO...he's bigger, better defensively and would have found a teammate instead of taking a crap shot. |
Jackson!
that guy is awesome, if the raps fluked a win tonite it would have been because of this guy, nice passes, nice dunk, good effort overall. he wont be d-leauge for long.
Jackson looked pretty good, didn't he?
this could be yet another shrewd move on the part of Colangelo...after all, Jackson was a lottery pick a few years ago. I really hope they invite him to camp next year...why the hell not, especially if MoPete is gone (and he will be)?
I found a funny quote, typical Sam, from Yahoo! Sports' 'rumours' section online, which in turn referenced a Toronto Sun article:
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| Raptors' Mitchell upset about Bobcats rumors Tuesday, Apr 3, 2007 11:52 am EDT Toronto Raptor' coach Sam Mitchell was less than enthused when asked about reports he would become the next coach for the Charlotte Bobcats. "How quickly do you want me to walk out of here?" he said during a media conference. "Lombo (Raptors media relations director Jim LaBumbard) told me about it and showed me the paper it was written on, and I filed it right where it should go, in the thing that swings back and forth, that they pick up once a week on the side of the curb." Source: Toronto Sun |
if the raptors can maintain 3rd spot, and the wizards can maintain 6th....than it should be a breeze for the raps to advance to round2 of the playoffs, esp with the injuries to both caron butler and gilbert arenas. without both stars, the wizards are a lottery college team
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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH I agree. Detroit and Chicago would be our hardest opponents. |
More pro-Sam Mitchell
ESPN.com:
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| First, the Raptors added nine new players this season, including several from overseas. Yet Mitchell's gotten them to mesh together and play as a well-oiled machine. Since starting the season 13-19, the Raptors have gone 28-13. Second, and in my opinion even more impressively, Mitchell has kept his team winning while his best players have been out with injuries. All four of the Raptors starters outside of Rasho Nesterovic have missed at least six games this season. |
First division title in franchise history baby. What a fucking year! Finally some good times in Raptorland.
SuperJimbo will be holding a party to celebrate the seasons success. PM him for details.
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| Originally posted by slingshot First division title in franchise history baby. What a fucking year! Finally some good times in Raptorland. SuperJimbo will be holding a party to celebrate the seasons success. PM him for details. |
and a big "ha, FUCK YOU!" to all the media publications who had the Raps finishing at or near the bottom in the entire league.
n00bs.
they stunned even me...at the beginning of this thread, based upon their lineup, I predicted a 6th place finish in the conference.
I'm pleased to see myself proven wrong 
Jose and TJ have been better than expected (this early in their careers), Bosh has taken it to another level and the depth on the team has allowed them to deal with various injuries.
So I guess it's not finalized...but Washington, without Arenas, is DONE...especially with Butler out too. I really hope we end up playing them first round.
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| Originally posted by exstasie Congrats to The RAps! They deserve it! But they need to keep playing hard! Right now they would be playing the Wizards which would be great since the Wizards have quite a few injuries right now and we could take them. If we somehow make it 2nd then we'd possibly face the Nets..which would be one hell of a series! |
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