Frank Zicarelli is a journalist based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He writes for various publications, including The Standard, Edmonton Sun, Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Sun, and more. Frank covers a range of sports topics, with a focus on basketball and the Toronto Raptors.
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Frank Zicarelli's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball and the Toronto Raptors. Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories related to the NBA, he may be interested in receiving pitches about breaking news concerning player trades, rookie performances, game analysis or any evolving narratives within the Toronto Raptors organization.
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By: Frank Zicarelli
Perhaps the benefit of having two days off in Los Angeles might prove therapeutic for the Raptors, who can use all the help they can get in trying to get their first road win of the season.
Even with Immanuel Quickley back in the lineup for the first time since he hit the floor hard in the season opener resulting in a pelvic contusion, expecting the Raptors to quickly find their rhythm was the stuff of fantasy.
By: Frank Zicarelli
Winless on the road with one more for the road on tap Tuesday night in Milwaukee, the Raptors' lot of playing hard and putting forward an entertaining product is growing tiresome.
By: Frank Zicarelli
No NBA team has lost more games than the Raptors and no other team has gone winless on the road. Article content
By: Frank Zicarelli
In the span of nine minutes, all the improvements, and there have been many, made by Gradey Dick were on full display Tuesday night when the Raptors tipped off the NBA's in-season tournament against the host Milwaukee Bucks.
By: Frank Zicarelli
On one side of the court resides Gradey Dick, a second-year wing who has exceeded all expectations and whose ceiling, especially on offence, seems high.
By: Frank Zicarelli
The ball should be in Dick's hands or at worst run sets that allow Dick to be in positions to make a play.
By: Frank Zicarelli
The road has not been kind to these Raptors, a hard-working and depleted group that remains minus its two best players in Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley.
By: Frank Zicarelli
All the hard work, all the long stretches of hard and gritty play finally paid off, a just reward for a resilient Raptors team that has yet to thread that winning needle.
By: Frank Zicarelli
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