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2016-17 Season Preview: Raptors Ready To Riase The Bar
2016-17 Season Preview: Raptors Ready To Riase The Bar
After winning a franchise-best 56 games during the 2015-16 campaign, the Toronto Raptors' expectations are sky high headed into the 2016-17 season.The team in the North has become more formidable each season under Dwane Casey's direction, and dreams of finally making it to the NBA Finals seem a little less silly with every year this growing core remains together.With two all-star caliber players coming off of career-best seasons in Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan returning, the Raptors will rarely be overmatched by an opponent.The backcourt tandem provides leadership, stability, offensive flow, and the ability to make something out of nothing when the offense breaks down as it has been prone to do in the past when the big men are playing poorly.
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2016-17 Raptors Season Preview Panel, Part One
2016-17 Raptors Season Preview Panel, Part One
At long last, the NBA is back.Enough of the much-too-long preseason, enough of the training camp storylines, manufactured or otherwise, enough of speaking in hypotheticals.The season is here very shortly, which means all that's left to check off the preseason To Do List is our annual staff roundtable.Part two goes tomorrow, part one is below.
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Raptors 2016-17 Season Preview
Raptors 2016-17 Season Preview
In the rearviewThe 2015-16 season was a special one for Raptors fans.The team came into training camp with high hopes and a defined goal of making it beyond the first round of the playoffs.Winning a franchise-best 56 games in the regular season and then making it to the Eastern Conference Finals and taking the eventual champion Cleveland Cavaliers to six games was above and beyond outside expectation, but a wild ride all the same.Away from the floor, the Raptors unveiled a new practice facility, welcomed D-League team Raptors 905 into the fold, and also hosted All-Star weekend — the first time the event was held outside of the U.S. — where Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan represented the franchise.
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