Fansided · Apr 16, 2019
Three things the Toronto Raptors need to change for game two
The Toronto Raptors were beaten by the Orlando Magic 104-101 in Game One. Wanting to avoid an 0-2 hole, what changes are in order ahead of Game Two on Tuesday?
Some “passionate” Raptor fans have taken to pinning Toronto’s Game 1 loss on Kyle Lowry‘s pointless performance, describing it as “typical”. They aren’t wrong — Kyle Lowry has struggled in Game ones and his scoreless effort certainly didn’t help. However, the Raptors had many issues beyond Lowry on Saturday evening.
Lowry’s showing in the series opener left a lot to be desired from a shooting standpoint, but give credit where it’s due — No. 7 rarely allows struggles in certain areas to bleed into other facets of his game.