The Toronto Raptors are on top once again after beating the Portland Trail Blazers 110-98 inside the Moda Center. It's the third straight win for the Raptors as they have officially achieved a winning record on their five-game road trip.
Sandro Mamukelashvili poured in 22 points, and Brandon Ingram chipped in 20 as the Toronto Raptors pulled away late to defeat the Portland Trail Blazers 110-98 on Friday night.
Sandro Mamukelashvili put up another 20+ point effort on the road. The Raptors improved to 3-1 on their west coast trip and are now the third seed in the Eastern Conference.
Sandro Mamukelashvili scored 22 points and Immanuel Quickley recorded 20 points, eight rebounds and seven assists to help the Toronto Raptors notch a 110-98 victory over the host Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night.
The Toronto Raptors are officially on a winning road trip after beating the Portland Trail Blazers 110-98 inside the Moda Center. The Raptors struggled early on the offensive end of the floor, scoring just 19 points in the first quarter.
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The Toronto Raptors continued their West Coast road trip tonight against the Portland Trailblazers. Leaving the Moda Center with the win, the Raptors have now won three in a row and have successfully swept the Blazers in the season series with a final score of 110-98.
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We are getting closer to the NBA Trade Deadline, and it looks like the Toronto Raptors are going to be at least doing their due diligence on some star players, as they’ve been linked with Sabonis for quite some time now.
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With the trade deadline a little under two weeks away, the time to make a move is quickly approaching. The newly appointed head decision maker for the Raptors, Bobby Webster, has taken his time evaluating the roster’s needs and canvassing the market in his first season at the helm.
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The Toronto Raptors are in fourth place in the Eastern Conference with a 27-19 record. They are less than two games back of the number two seed in the East, which makes them one of the top candidates to represent the conference in the NBA Finals.
A trio of Toronto players scored more than 20 points, and Scottie Barnes and Jamal Shead combined for 24 in a third-quarter uprising as the visiting Raptors used a balanced attack to completed a two-day Northern California sweep with a 122-109 triumph over the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night.
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Immanuel Quickley delivered a dominant performance Tuesday night, pouring in 40 points and handing out 10 assists as the Toronto Raptors pulled away early and cruised past the Golden State Warriors 145–127 in Golden State’s first game without Jimmy Butler.
The Raptors appear focused on two priorities as the trade deadline approaches. Those would be to stay out of the luxury tax, and add help up front. According to SportsNet’s Michael Grange, those goals continue to guide Toronto’s conversations around the league.
The noise around the league suggested the clock might be ticking on Raptors general manager Bobby Webster, with some wondering if Toronto might feel nudged into accelerating their timeline before the trade deadline.