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The final piece to the NBA off-season has been put into place. Wednesday the San Antonio Spurs agreed to trade Kawhi Leonard to the Raptors for DeMar DeRozen.
The Eastern Conference Playoffs, a.k.a. the most dramatic event of the century, is upon us. No sarcasm in that statement at all. Nope. I believe every word of it.
Down by 18 and missing three of their best players, the New Orleans Pelicans never wavered, coming from behind for an impressive 100-97 victory over the Raptors.
Coming off an abysmal loss to Philadelphia, the New Orleans Pelicans played a superb game Sunday in Toronto, defeating the Raptors without Anthony Davis & Jrue Holiday.
The trend of playing well, only to lose in the final few minutes of a ball game is common for the the 2013-14 New Orleans Pelicans. Wednesday night, the script wrote itself again.
Jonas Valanciunas looks like he's ready for his NBA debut.
Valanciunas, who was the fifth-overall pick of the 2011 NBA Draft, by the Toronto Raptors, delivered this impressive dunk in a recent Raptors' pre-season game against the Washington Wizards.
Playing in their first home game in 16 days, the New Orleans Hornets played like a heavy road underdog to the lowly Toronto Raptors. As a result, they fell to 8-27 on the season. Hornet shooting guard Marco Belinelli (pictured above) scored 20 points in defeat.