soccerdad72
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I'll probably regret asking this question after reading the answer. Why do the Raptors have "North" on their uniforms and the Warriors "Town." Is that their normal attire or just for the playoffs or finals? And I thought the Raptors color was purple, not red.
I think those are just part of the NBA's "City" edition jerseys: https://www.nba.com/article/2018/11/01/city-edition-uniforms-2018-19
I know a couple years ago, the Cavaliers had a version of their jerseys that said 'The Land' (short for CleveLand). I think Golden State's were somewhat of a riff from that. 'The North' is what Toronto has been using as a slogan for a few years now, a take off of them being Canada's team, basically.
Another thing I don't understand: Golden State scores a basket, Toronto gets possession of the ball and decides to call a time out. Fine. But not only does Toronto get a breather, they get to inbound the ball more than halfway down the court instead of resuming from under GS's basket. Sounds pretty bush league to me.
The timeout made sense for Toronto, especially since they were having trouble inbounding the ball in that spot. The ability to move the ball to midcourt has been an NBA rule for years now. Kind of a dumb rule, but again, it's been the rule in the NBA for what seems like forever.