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Jays are done and the Leafs are going nowhere.
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The Raptors had a fairly decent season last year and even made the playoffs. I’m hoping Kawhi Leonard’s return is the spark they need, once again. I enjoy watching the Raptors on TV and hopefully will take in a game in person this year, although tickets went up, again!
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Shorty Wave wrote:
The Raptors had a fairly decent season last year and even made the playoffs. I’m hoping Kawhi Leonard’s return is the spark they need, once again. I enjoy watching the Raptors on TV and hopefully will take in a game in person this year, although tickets went up, again!
Even after the wretched season the Blue Jays just put us through, count on their ticket prices to be jacked again next year. Suffering fans will be paying for last year's thrill ride and the worst contract ever signed for a decade. It'll be interesting to see if the packed houses continue, when reality finally sets in.
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RadioActive wrote:
Kawhi not?
Good one!
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Zero intererst in basketball. No desire to watch the Raptors especially if I have to listen to Matt Devlin. He makes every Raptors basket sound as if the team just won the NBA Championship. Totally nauseating.
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cash wrote:
I might get into the Raptors this year
Congrats on being considered for the team. The training routine must be intense! ![]()
Last edited by AspectRatio (September 25, 2026 10:38 am)
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Surprising last night that the "nothing game" between The Jays and Cincinnati Reds looked to be a sell out or very close. I am sure it will be the same this afternoon with the sunshine and the roof open. Even though the Jays didn't have the greatest season, the team and management must be happy with the fan attendance and TV ratings which remain strong for these last few games.