Toronto can finally end this chapter of Raptors basketball.
After a season full of a few ups and many downs, the Tampa/Toronto Raptors are ready to move on. In a shortened season amidst a global pandemic, the Raptors were forced to play, in essence, 72 road games. Many of their 36 “home” games were defined by audible boos heard from the stands. The team started 2-8 but battled their way into a positive record and were sitting at 16-15 after an impressive 110-103 win against Joel Embiid and the eventual one-seed Philadelphia 76ers. Then things started going downhill, fast.