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It’s been quite a week for the Toronto Raptors. They have won their last five games in a row, completed a pair of gritty, close wins, and are now second in the Eastern Conference.
Are we seeing shades of 2019 again? The year Kawhi Leonard led the Toronto Raptors to Canada’s first NBA championship is suddenly back in the conversation as the Raptors streak turns into something far bigger than an early-season surprise.
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Despite losing four of their first five games of the season, the Toronto Raptors have recently shot up to third place in the Eastern Conference with a 10-5 record after winning nine of their last ten.
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It was an 11:00 a.m. school day game for the Greensboro Swarm, but no matter the start time, the Raptors 905 just keep on winning, improving to 5-0 with the 124-119 win on Wednesday afternoon.
The game was near parity in the first half. The Raptors had a dominant third quarter, winning 44-26, but had to re-assert their supremacy in clutch time en route to a 121-112 victory.
Toronto Raptors are one of the hottest teams in the NBA right now. After dropping four of their first five games, the Raptors have turned things around, putting together nine wins in their past 10 outings.
The Toronto Raptors are clicking through their first 15 games of the season, but not everything is picture perfect. The team has room for improvement, specifically in the 3-point shooting department.
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The Toronto Raptors are winners of five straight after they beat the Philadelphia 76ers 121-112 at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in the City of Brotherly Love.
The air in Philadelphia was thick with anticipation, but not for the home team. For the Toronto Raptors, this was more than just another game on the road; it was a statement.
A lot has changed since February 2020. In 2020, the Raptors’ entire championship roster was essentially intact, minus Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green. Now, there’s nobody left.
The Toronto Raptors are suddenly roaring after winning their fifth straight game with their dismantling of the Philadelphia 76ers, 121-112, at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Wednesday.
The Toronto Raptors have become one of the hottest teams in the NBA. After the Toronto Raptors started the season 1-4, they have bounced back in a big way, winning 9 out of their last 10 games.
Brandon Ingram and RJ Barrett scored 22 points each as the visiting Toronto Raptors posted their fifth straight win Wednesday with a 121-112 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Don’t look now, but the Toronto Raptors are currently third in the Eastern Conference with a 9-5 record. They’re on a four-game winning streak following their 110-108 win over the Charlotte Hornets on Monday, and Brandon Ingram has been instrumental in the team’s early success.
Fresh off their most exciting win of the season, the Toronto Raptors now find themselves in first place in the Atlantic Division. The surging Raptors aim for their fifth straight victory Wednesday when they visit Tyrese Maxey and the Philadelphia 76ers.
RJ Barrett delivered the decisive basket with 18 seconds remaining, and the Toronto Raptors used two clutch defensive stops from Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes to edge the Charlotte Hornets 110–108 on Monday night, extending Toronto’s torrid run to eight wins in nine games.
The Toronto Raptors may finally be turning the corner. Winners of six of their past seven, Toronto’s retooled, Scottie-Barnes–led roster is showing the first real signs that its post-championship rebuild is taking hold.
Barnes is a former Rookie of the Year and one-time All-Star. Now the 24-year-old is looking like a budding superstar for the surprising Toronto Raptors.