The Toronto Raptors continue to scrap without Kyle Lowry and Andrea Bargnani, putting fourth their third consecutive strong defensive outing against the Rockets Sunday.

Times have been tough lately for the Toronto Raptors lately, but last night they got a win they desperately needed against the visiting Dallas Mavericks.

An ugly third quarter led to the Raptors losing 94-88 against the Nets. What went wrong? Is there light at the end of the tunnel?

The Toronto Raptors may have hit rock bottom last night after yet another embarrassing loss in Portland.

Much was made of the Raptors inability to put together 48 minutes of consistent effort prior to tip off. And that is exactly what plagued them once again on Sunday afternoon in L.A.

It was pretty hard to write a recap after last night's affair but here it is...finally.

Well that was quite the ending, now wasn't it? For those of you who changed the channel after halftime, I won't necessarily blame you for it. Let's look at some of the game stats: -The Toronto...

Last night, the Toronto Raptors improved to 4-13 after a much-needed 101-97 victory over the Phoenix Suns. Yes, this is a big win for the team, yet even in a victory for the Raptors it's hard not...

The Toronto Raptors were physically in Houston last night to take on the Rockets, but mentally, appeared at times to be somewhere else, getting blow out 117 to 101.

It's pretty hard to expect different results when you keep doing the same things over and over. Thus is the tale of the Toronto Raptors and some of their key players.