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  1. 03-21-2018 #1
    JohnnyMax
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    Wed, Mar 21, 2018 Venue TV
    7:00 PM ET Toronto Raptors
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  2. 03-21-2018 #2
    AlexJones
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    Cavs narrowly beat Toronto on a 2nd half of a back to back and 3 games in 4 nights. Cue the "they've figured it out! Bron sweeping through east again" takes
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  3. 03-21-2018 #3
    AlexJones
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    FWIW the Raps and Cavs have a point differential of 8 this year. Raps +8.4, Cavs +0.4. In 2015, the Hawks were +5.4 and the Cavs were +4.5. This isn't remotely the same situation.. one team is much better than the other
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  4. 03-21-2018 #4
    Killakobe81
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexJones
    Cavs narrowly beat Toronto on a 2nd half of a back to back and 3 games in 4 nights. Cue the "they've figured it out! Bron sweeping through east again" takes
    maybe the cavs have ...but petering out late was predictable ...
    schedule loss ...
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  5. 03-22-2018 #5
    ambchang
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    The raptors are much better this year than last because of the change in offence. Less isos with more variety. Lowry sacrifices his stats immensely and derozen extended his game further out. Valasciunas is finally being used and they have some young athletic wings.

    I’m picking them to go to the finals. That is unless lebron goes nuclear again.
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  6. 03-22-2018 #6
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    The Raptors are better because of their bench. Problem is, rotations shorten in the playoffs. That means more minutes for washed-up Ibaka and playoff chokers Lowry and DeRozan at the expense of the actual best players on their team. I can't see them getting past LeGOAT.
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