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Corey Joseph’s Big Contract Looks Good

Nobody questioned Masai Uriji going after a Canadian player this past summer in hopes of bringing some “home” talent to the Raptors, but signing a young and unproven guard to a 29.9 million USD contract over four years definitely raised some questions. Was Uriji overpaying purely for Canadian talent? With DeRozan and Lowry already lined-up in the backcourt would Joseph

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Raptors Exercise Team Options on Brazilian Youngsters Bruno Caboclo and Lucas Nogueira

Recently the Toronto Raptors announced they had exercised team options on 20 year old forward Bruno Caboclo and 23 year old center Lucas Nogueira. Two young players that head Coach Dwayne Casey will look to add to the rotation more, this coming NBA season.  These new deals will keep Caboclo and Nogueira with the Raptors until 2017. The Raptors left

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The Toronto Raptors Are Revamped And Ready For This Season

The Toronto Raptors have never won a seven-game series in the NBA post-season. This statement remains true following last season’s playoffs. There were high expectations in Toronto last year as many were hoping for the franchise to grasp that first seven-game series win. The Raptors did not live up to the hype as the Washington Wizards swept them in the

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Is This Season a Make or Break for Terrence Ross?

Toronto Raptors small forward Terrence Ross has shown steady progression in his first three seasons in the NBA. The 24 year old, former first round pick out of Washington (NCAA), has shown many flashes of being a potential star in the NBA. But his progression appears to have stalled slightly, mainly because of injury. Terrence Ross underwent ankle surgery in May, which

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Who Fits Best in the Front Court with Valanciunas?

Last season, the Toronto Raptors’ roster lacked strong forwards. General Manager, Masai Ujiri, did not waste any time taking care of one of the two positions, signing DeMarre Carroll to a four-year deal. Carroll will most likely play small forward, however, he is big and tough enough to play power forward as well. Last year’s starting PF, Amir Johnson, signed

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