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We Will Win! Says The Raptor
We Will Win! Says The Raptor
As we await the beginning of the NBA Playoffs on April 19, team mascots explain why their team will win the NBA Championship. First up: Toronto's The Raptor , pictured above getting a few pointers from master biter Marv Albert. RAWR! Oh hey, what's up? The Raptor here (last name: Raptor, first name: THE). Excited for the playoffs, you know. My boys have struggled a bit of late, but we've ...
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The AltRaps Blog — ... for Toronto. Can I introduce you to a gangster named Primoz Brezec? Big ‘Moz is on a warpath this year! The Pistons will rue the day they traded him. Here’s a preview: Charlotte traded ‘Moz … and he had 4 points and 2 rebounds in 4 minutes the next time he played the Bobcats. A point per minute! If he plays 38 minutes a night against Detroit in the ‘offs, he’ll average 38 points and 17 rebounds a game! Eat that, Sheed. Eat it and like it and floss and don’t swim for 30 minutes. RAWR! - Fanhouse Filed under: ...

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