The Toronto Raptors’ 2014-15 season kicked off at full speed, culminating in a franchise-record 36 wins at the all-star break, but completely sputtered out in April with a first-round sweep at the hands of the Washington Wizards.
Terrence Ross wants Raptors fans to focus more on how the season started than how it ended.
In a post on Instagram Monday night, the 24-year-old took a shot at “fans” of the team who want the roster blown up while preaching patience to those still reeling from their “inexcusable” post-season performance.
The Raptors have plenty of work to do if the team hopes to get better, but general manager Masai Ujiri has remained tight-lipped about what direction Toronto will take this off-season.