In the NBA’s quest to return to a normal schedule in time for the 2021-22 season, the Raptors played three preseason games over seven days. Those followed a brief 86-day offseason for the team. Does the NBA know you cannot miss something if it never leaves? I, for one, cannot wait to have another conversation about declining television ratings.
I digress. The point is, the preseason was short, and now it’s done. The Raptors will have a few practices between now and the start of their regular season on Wednesday against New Orleans, but they are all out of vaguely competitive games against a moderately compelled opponent upon which to judge their roster. There are two sets of battles going on: the one to crack the rotation, and the one to grab the remaining roster spots. Those aren’t the only things worth monitoring, but they are the most obvious things on the line at this...
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2020-12-19 17:37:30Z
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