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So, now that the roster is set in stone at least until the season begins, I've heard and seen throughout this long offseason that most Raptors fans are like, "oh, we can win a good 46-47 games this year."
But, I continue to be unimpressed when the majority of you aren't expecting 50 wins or more.
I've been debating to write this article every time I see someone saying, "oh, 46-47 wins should be the range, maybe a game or two less."
So, after hearing that the GM (Bryan Colangelo) has the same expectations as I, allow me to maybe explain why we have those "high" expectations. You see paper or no paper this year's team is better than the 2006 team.
No offence to those players, but come on. Let's have a look at this year's roster compared to the 2006-07 one.
2006
C:Rasho Nesterovic, Pape Sow, Uros Slokar, Andrea Bargnani, Kris Humphries
PF: Chris Bosh, Jorge Garbajosa,Kris Humphries
SF: Joey Graham, P.J. Tucker, Morris Peterson, *Fred Jones, Luke Jackson
SG: Anthony Parker, ^Juan Dixon
PG: Jose Calderone., T.J. Ford
^imported during season
* exported during season
2009
C: Andrea Bargnani, Rasho Nesterovic
PF: Chris Bosh, Reggie Evans, Amir Johnson,
SF:Hedo Turkoglu, Antoine Wright, Sonny Weems, Marco Bellinelli
SG: Demar Derozan,Quincy Douby, Marco Bellinelli
PG: Jose Calderone, Jarrett Jack, Marcus Banks
I don't know about you, but I'd rather have this year’s team.
Why?
Because simply put, they are better. More people can play more positions, they are better in almost every category, younger, better, faster, stronger.





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