The Raptors, with a 32-22 record at this point of the NBA season, have made big steps when compared to recent seasons. But the true test of success comes against the league’s elite teams, and Toronto has not fared well.
The Raptors have won just one of 11 games against top-10 teams in the standings, a grinding victory last month in Oklahoma City. They host the Eastern Conference-leading Detroit Pistons on Wednesday in their final game before the all-star break.
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