
Raptors Lose to Knicks, Drop 12th Straight
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Toronto Raptors suffer defeat to New York Knicks, extending losing streak to 12 games. Despite staying competitive, Raptors collapse in the fourth quarter, allowing Knicks to pull away. Rebounding and defense prove challenging, with Knicks outrebounding Raptors 43-28 and shooting nearly 57% from the field. Brandon Ingram shines for Raptors with 31 points, but the teams struggles continue.
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For the NBA, it's March 4th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Portland Trail Blazers faced the Memphis Grizzlies tonight in the fourth game of their five-game road trip. Tip off is at 5pm Pacific time from FedEx form in Memphis, Tennessee. A win here would clinch the season series for Portland after splitting games earlier this year. The Blazers got revenge on Memphis with two victories just before the All-Star break in February, bouncing back from a 23-point loss there. In December, both teams sit near the bottom of the Western Conference standings with Portland at 10th and Memphis at 11th. Portland comes in rested after two full days off following back-to-back losses to Charlotte and Atlanta over the weekend. The Grizzlies meanwhile played a tough Minnesota team last night, which could leave them fatigued. Injuries hit both sides hard. For the Blazers, Damien Lillard, Denny Abdiha, Shaden Sharp, and Caleb Love are all out. Memphis lists, John Morant, Zach Edie, Brandon Clark, and others as out-or-questionable, including
Kentavius Caldwell Pope and Ty Jerome. Catch the action on Rip City Television Network, or stream it via the NBA app, Fubo TV, or other services. Rip City Radio, this match-up could give Portland a key edge if they capitalize on the rest advantage. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O.com.
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