Hoo boy. As many have already pointed out, the Toronto Raptors going 1-13 for the month of March marks one of the lowest lows for a franchise that had been accustomed to them for roughly the first 18 years of its existence. 1-13. A six-win pace for an 82-game season.
That the Oklahoma City Thunder put the nail in the coffin for the month with a starting lineup that even the most locked-in of NBA heads would struggle to rhyme off made it all the more painful.
The Raptors, as they stand today, are broken.