Raptor Jonas Valanciunas hangs on to a rebound under pressure from Karl-Anthony Towns of the Timberwolves in Wednesday night's game at the Target Center. The Toronto Raptors can play good defence, but they don’t play it often enough and the losses that are mounting because of that inconsistency are maddening and frustrating — and may ultimately prove costly when it comes to playoff matchup time. We are a good team, but as of now we are not a good team. They allowed the Timberwolves to score on seven straight possessions down the stretch to complete a 59-point Minnesota second half. “We knew who they were and they got it going, and then we fall asleep on (Shabazz) Muhammad.

Source: thestar February 09, 2017 03:54 UTC