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The Official 2006/2007 Toronto Raptors & NBA Thread (pg. 9)
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| skillton |
| quote: | Originally posted by mikester69
The bandwagon is getting full |
LOL it will start losing it's wheels if the Raptors start playing bad again.
I've been a Raptors fan for a long time now, even when they were many games below .500 |
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| SuperJimbo |
| Detroit was/is better. Period. |
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| Jeff Button |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuperJimbo
Detroit was/is better. Period. |
What's with your hard on for the Pistons?
Do you actually like Detroit, or just not like the Raptors? lol |
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| mute79 |
oh yaaaa... got tickets for their next home game vs nets
gonna get to booo vince all night long!! |
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| SuperJimbo |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jeff Button
Do you actually like Detroit, or just not like the Raptors? lol |
I like Detroit but also love how the Raps are playing. Behind em 100%. I honestly just don't think they are as good as the Pistons. The Pistons are talented, deep and battle tested. Which team in the East has more weapons and guys who can hit clutch shots?
:nervous: (Jeff's response)
Exactly.
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| infinity HiGH |
| The Pistons are a better team, there's no denying that. The Raptors fought hard though, and kept it pretty close. I guess the biggest test now is how they bounce back from this loss. I really don't want this 5-game win streak to be their only one this season. |
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| Jeff Button |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuperJimbo
The Pistons are talented, deep
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Toronto's Bench > Detroit's Bench |
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| EvilTree |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jeff Button
Toronto's Bench > Detroit's Bench |
Detroit's rebounding > Toronto's rebounding
Unless Toronto can get at least another 10+ rebounder/game, Toronto won't go far in the playoffs. (And I'd be willing to trade MoPete for that)
The amount that Raps keep giving up offensive rebounds is disgraceful. And Bosh can't hit the glass all by himself.
Only if Toronto drafted Iguodala instead of Araujo! (But that's another story) |
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| skillton |
The better team won. They did a good job on CB4, and just wouldn't let him get going.
Was anyone else in the gallery during "Put your hands up for Detroit" on saturday night after the raptors' loss? I was about to throw something at the DJ :mad: |
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| mikester69 |
| I think some of you guys are going a little too far. I don't see how the Raps are a better team than Detroit, Chicago and Miami (when Shaq is in full form). I will be overjoyed if they win 1 round in the playoffs but im not too sure that they have the talent and experience to go any further. |
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| skillton |
| quote: | Originally posted by mikester69
I think some of you guys are going a little too far. I don't see how the Raps are a better team than Detroit, Chicago and Miami (when Shaq is in full form). I will be overjoyed if they win 1 round in the playoffs but im not too sure that they have the talent and experience to go any further. |
Toronto is still too young and inexperienced to beat a team like Detroit or even Miami in a playoff series. Plus both DET and MIA have much better coaching IMO. If some of you would take the time to watch DET or MIA play against another top ranked team, you'd see what I mean. |
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