Fact or Fiction: Toronto Raptors
September 6, 2021
Two years ago, the Toronto Raptors were NBA Champions after defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Since then, things have changed.
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Two years ago, the Toronto Raptors were NBA Champions after defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Since then, things have changed.
After getting a taste of playoff basketball last season, the Memphis Grizzlies are looking to build on their recent success. They have improved in each of Taylor Jenkins’ first two seasons as head coach and will look to do the same in year three.
The Prime Time Sports Talk NBA crew followed in the NBA executive’s footsteps, as they answered questions surrounding the NBA. Every year, NBA executives and general managers answer questions about the offseason and the upcoming season.
The Washington Wizards will look quite different entering the 2021-22 NBA season compared to how they finished the 2020-21 season.
The Denver Nuggets are in a precarious spot. Their championship window is open with a core group of players that have star potential. For them to recognize the potential, there are a few questions they have to answer
New Orleans had young talent they could either build around or trade for a star player. They had everything a young team could ask for. However, they haven’t taken advantage of it. For the past two years, they missed the playoffs without maximizing their flexibility.
The Houston Rockets are now well into their rebuilding process. Jalen Green, the Rockets’ highest selection in the 2021 NBA Draft, is an NBA-ready scorer that will energize the Rockets fanbase.
NBA rosters are filled out for the most part and little money is left to be spent. The best free agency value signings have already been completed.
Many questions exist for the newly constructed Los Angeles Lakers. Discussion points include can their star players co-exist, are they too old, and where do they stand among NBA contenders?
The Utah Jazz were one of the NBA’s best teams during the regular season, but once again fell short in the playoffs. Some questions need to be asked about the Jazz for this upcoming season and we’ve got you covered with our Fact or Fiction series.
The Los Angeles Clippers brought in Kawhi Leonard and Paul George before the 2019-2020 NBA season to win the franchise’s first championship. That hasn’t happened yet; they choked a 3-1 lead in the bubble before losing in the second round to the Phoenix Suns in 2021 after Leonard tore his ACL.
The Portland Trailblazers will begin the upcoming season largely intact. The only big change made was the hiring of rookie head coach Chauncey Billups.
Two years ago, the Toronto Raptors were NBA Champions after defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Since then, things have changed.
After getting a taste of playoff basketball last season, the Memphis Grizzlies are looking to build on their recent success. They have improved in each of Taylor Jenkins’ first two seasons as head coach and will look to do the same in year three.
The Prime Time Sports Talk NBA crew followed in the NBA executive’s footsteps, as they answered questions surrounding the NBA. Every year, NBA executives and general managers answer questions about the offseason and the upcoming season.
The Washington Wizards will look quite different entering the 2021-22 NBA season compared to how they finished the 2020-21 season.
The Denver Nuggets are in a precarious spot. Their championship window is open with a core group of players that have star potential. For them to recognize the potential, there are a few questions they have to answer
New Orleans had young talent they could either build around or trade for a star player. They had everything a young team could ask for. However, they haven’t taken advantage of it. For the past two years, they missed the playoffs without maximizing their flexibility.
The Houston Rockets are now well into their rebuilding process. Jalen Green, the Rockets’ highest selection in the 2021 NBA Draft, is an NBA-ready scorer that will energize the Rockets fanbase.
NBA rosters are filled out for the most part and little money is left to be spent. The best free agency value signings have already been completed.
Many questions exist for the newly constructed Los Angeles Lakers. Discussion points include can their star players co-exist, are they too old, and where do they stand among NBA contenders?
The Utah Jazz were one of the NBA’s best teams during the regular season, but once again fell short in the playoffs. Some questions need to be asked about the Jazz for this upcoming season and we’ve got you covered with our Fact or Fiction series.
The Los Angeles Clippers brought in Kawhi Leonard and Paul George before the 2019-2020 NBA season to win the franchise’s first championship. That hasn’t happened yet; they choked a 3-1 lead in the bubble before losing in the second round to the Phoenix Suns in 2021 after Leonard tore his ACL.
The Portland Trailblazers will begin the upcoming season largely intact. The only big change made was the hiring of rookie head coach Chauncey Billups.
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