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During this past exam season and going into the Christmas holidays, I took time to reflect on the year that was then coming to a
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All sports rebuilds begin with a teardown. It is the easiest and fastest part, but also the hardest for loyal fans. For the Toronto Raptors,
All sports rebuilds begin with a teardown. It is the easiest and fastest part, but also the hardest for loyal fans. For the Toronto Raptors,
If you’re an NBA fan like me, you’ll likely remember quite vividly when the league suspended all games on March 11th, 2020 following Utah Jazz