--The Raptors will open the 2010-11 season at home on Oct. 27, the earliest start-up date in franchise history. The Knicks will be the opponent. Before facing Chris Bosh for the first time in Toronto in February, the Raptors will run into their old mate twice in Miami.
www.sportsline.com/ - CBS Sports - Wed, 08 Sep 2010 1:12:39 AM EDT
The Raptors are projected by many to fall short of making the 2011 NBA playoffs. Even if that turns out to be the case, there'll be nothing meaningless about their final game of the regular season.
If you weren't watching today -- you know, because you have a job and limited love for Lithuanian basketball -- you missed the Linas Kleiza show.Kleiza dropped 30 points on China going 14 for 22 from the floor, and he...
Andersen tells the Toronto Sun he’s looking forward to more minutes, and a playing style he’s familiar with : “In Toronto, depending on whether he plays centre of power forward, he’ll be backing up the likes of Andrea Bargnani, Amir Johnson, Ed Davis or even Solomon Alibi.
Linas Kleiza and Lithuania had no expectations coming into basketball's world championship. Now they are thinking about a medal. First, they have to get past scoring leader Luis Scola and Argentina. The Lithuanians remained unbeaten and moved into the European-dominated quarterfinals of the tournament Tuesday by beating China 78-67.
sports.yahoo.com/ - AP Via Yahoo! Sports - Tue, 07 Sep 2010 1:50:06 PM EDT
Mike Ganter of the Toronto Sun: Linas Kleiza never comes right out and says he was unhappy in Denver, but that is the impression he leaves in a 15-minute interview at the Polat Renaissance Hotel here in Istanbul. It is the hotel of choice for 14 of the 16 teams that qualified for the knockout portion of the tournament. Only the American and Turkish teams are not housed here. 'I just felt it was ...
Toronto, ON (September 1, 2010) – As the official broadcaster of the Toronto Raptors and the NBA in Canada, the ball is in TSN and TSN2's court all season long with more NBA games than any other broadcaster.
