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Hard to go against bk the way they've been playing but there still doesn't appear to be much of a home court at the Barclays centre.
Potentially no Gerald Wallace is big. He's their motor/energy guy. There were a number of games he was the only net playing hard. He's also a loss at the defensive end.
Torontos struggles on the road early came mostly from lack of confidence, something this recent stretch of home games (and wins) has gone a long way to correct. Toronto has a history of playing Brooklyn close. The Toronto front court of Ed Davis and Amir Johnson have been fantastic latelyand should attach up well vs the Brooklyn front court. Brooklyn has an advantage talent wise at pg and sg, but Toronto counters with better depth at those positions. Calderon has really come on lately, and Lowry if rolling is a great spark for the raptors while derozan and Terrence Ross should do a good job matching up with Joe Johnson.
A divisional game between teams very familiar with one another. I just think its too many points. Unless Johnson or Williams goes off, Toronto covers with a chance to win.
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