It’s midway through the month and Toronto is looking a tad more stable. Despite the injuries to Fred VanVleet and Kyle Lowry, the Raptors have posted a 3-4 record this month. Granted the wins came against some weaker competition in Washington, Cleveland, and a Curry-less Warriors, but the Raptors have shown some considerable fight. While Pascal Siakam’s late turnover against the Knicks ultimately decided the game, the second unit’s inspired play kept the Raptors in striking distance. With just how poorly Toronto has fared in the back end of back-to-backs, and the normally rocky play from the bench, it was actually good to see.
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