All things considered, it would be both premature and foolish believing the Raptors have somehow turned a corner by turning back two underwhelming foes.
Head hoops honcho Masai Ujiri isn’t into such trivial matters as competing for a berth in the play-in tournament, but that’s precisely where the Raptors sit as they wrap up their season-high six-game home stand Saturday night when the Atlanta Hawks come to town.
Whatever inroads have been made in winning three straight can easily be forgotten if the Raptors fail to ground the Hawks.The Raptors are flush with assets, but decisions nonetheless must be made that could potentially dictate the path moving forward. “Don’t settle for less. Take it one game at a time right now. Stay hungry. That’s what the team mindset is right now, stay hungry.”Article contentWhen he’s passive, and there have been times this season when Barnes hasn’t been engaged, the sophomore forward who often serves as a point forward becomes a non-factor.
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