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1995–96 Toronto Raptors season From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1995–96 Toronto Raptors season Inaugural season Head coach Brendan Malone Owner(s) John Bitove, Allan Slaight, Isiah Thomas Arena Sky Dome Results Record 21–61 (.256) Place Division: 8th (Central) Conference: 14th (Eastern) Playoff finish Did not qualify -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stats @ Basketball-Reference.com Local media Television CKVR-TV Radio CFRB-AM Toronto Raptors seasons 1996–97 > The Toronto Raptors, along with the Vancouver Grizzlies, played their first games in 1995, and were the first NBA teams to play in Canada since the 1946–47 Toronto Huskies.[1] Contents [hide] 1 Offseason 1.1 Expansion draft 1.2 NBA Draft 2 The first game 3 Regular season 3.1 Highs 3.1.1 Stoudamire's breakout year 3.2 Lows 3.3 Season standings 3.4 Game log 4 Player statistics 4.1 Regular season 5 Franchise firsts 6 Award winners 7 References [edit] Offseason [edit] Expansion draft The team's roster was then filled as a result of an expansion draft in 1995. Following a coin flip, Toronto was given first choice and selected Chicago Bulls point guard and three-point specialist B. J. Armstrong. Armstrong refused to report for training and Thomas promptly traded him to the Golden State Warriors for power forwards Carlos Rogers and Victor Alexander.[1] Thomas then selected a wide range of players in the expansion draft. Pick Player Position Nationality Former Team 1 B. J. Armstrong Point guard United States Chicago Bulls 3 Tony Massenburg Forward United States Los Angeles Clippers 5 Andres Guibert Forward-Centre Cuba Minnesota Timberwolves 7 Keith Jennings Point guard United States Golden State Warriors 9 Dontonio Wingfield Forward United States Seattle SuperSonics 11 Doug Smith Forward United States Dallas Mavericks 13 Jerome Kersey Small forward United States Portland Trail Blazers 15 Zan Tabak Centre Croatia Houston Rockets 17 Willie Anderson Guard-Forward United States San Antonio Spurs 19 Ed Pinckney Forward United States Milwaukee Bucks 21 Acie Earl Centre United States Boston Celtics 23 B. J. Tyler Point guard United States Philadelphia 76ers 25 John Salley Power forward United States Miami Heat 27 Oliver Miller Centre United States Detroit Pistons [edit] NBA Draft Subsequent to the expansion draft, Toronto was given the second pick, after the Vancouver Grizzlies, in the 1995 NBA draft. They selected Damon Stoudamire, a point guard out of University of Arizona, around whom Thomas chose to base the franchise. The selection of Stoudamire was met with boos from fans at the 1995 NBA Draft at the SkyDome in Toronto, many of whom wanted Ed O'Bannon of UCLA, an NCAA Final Four MVP.[1] Round Pick Player Position
Nationality School/Club Team 1 7 Damon Stoudamire Point Guard United States Arizona 2 35 Jimmy King Guard United States Michigan [edit] The first game In the team's first official NBA game, Stoudamire recorded 10 points and 10 assists in a 94–79 victory over the New Jersey Nets.[2] [edit] Regular season The team played its first season in the Central Division,[3] and before the inaugural season began, sales of Raptors merchandise ranked seventh in the league, marking a successful return of basketball to Canada.[1] As GM, Isiah Thomas quickly staffed the management positions with his own personnel, naming long-time Detroit Pistons assistant Brendan Malone as the Raptors' head coach.[1] The Skydome — now the Rogers Centre — was the original arena for the Raptors between 1995–1999.The Raptors concluded their inaugural season with a 21–61 win-loss record,[3] although they were one of the few teams to defeat the 1995–96 Chicago Bulls,[4] who set an NBA best 72–10 win–loss regular season record. With averages of 19.0 points and 9.3 assists per game, Stoudamire also won the 1995–96 Rookie of the Year Award.[5] [edit] Highs December 10, 1995, The Raptors play the Vancouver Grizzlies for the first time. The game is held at General Motors Place in Vancouver. The Raptors win the game by a score of 93-81. March 24, 1996 - The Raptors beat the eventual NBA Champion Chicago Bulls by a score of 109-108. March 31, 1996 - The legendary Magic Johnson played his only game against the Toronto Raptors in Toronto. The Los Angeles Lakers won the game by a score of 111-106. [edit] Stoudamire's breakout year Stoudamire had a noteworthy rookie season with the Toronto Raptors averaging 9.3 assists and 19 points. He earned the nickname "Mighty Mouse" due to the fact he stands only 5'10" (1.77 m), and that he had a Mighty Mouse tattoo on his right arm going into his rookie season. Damon currently holds the record of having the third-highest assist average ever by a rookie, and rookie record setter for 3-pointers with 133, breaking the 3-point record previously held by Dennis Scott. Damon was ranked second in scoring among all rookies in his rookie season, and led all rookies in minutes played and assists. He received the Shick Rookie of the Month Award twice and unanimously made the Shick All Rookie First Team. That same year Stoudamire was also awarded the Rookie of the Year Award for the 1995-1996 season, receiving 76 of the 113 possible votes and the Most Valuable Player of the All-Star Rookie Game. Stoudamire holds the record for being the second-lowest draft pick (seventh overall) to ever win the Rookie of the Year Award, the lowest being Mark Jackson (eighteenth overall). Damon is also known as the shortest player at 5'10" to ever win this award. He did not play the last 10 games of his rookie season due to an injury, Tendinitis in his left knee. The Raptors went 1-5 without him and finished 21-61 in his and the Raptors' rookie season. [edit] Lows November 15, 1995 – The Raptors lose to the Houston Rockets by a score of 96 – 93. The loss culminates in a seven game losing streak for the Raptors, the longest losing streak of the season. February 29, 1996 – The seven game losing streak was duplicated. In a loss to the San Antonio Spurs, the final score was 120 – 95. March 29, 1996 – The Raptors suffer their worst loss of
the season. The score was 126-86 in favour of the Orlando Magic. Prior to the game, Isiah Thomas and Brendan Malone got into an argument regarding playing time for rookies. [edit] Season standings Central Division Team W L PCT. GB Chicago Bulls 72 10 .878 - Indiana Pacers 52 30 .634 20 Cleveland Cavaliers 47 35 .573 25 Atlanta Hawks 46 36 .561 26 Detroit Pistons 46 36 .561 26 Charlotte Hornets 41 41 .500 31 Milwaukee Bucks 25 57 .305 47 Toronto Raptors 21 61 .256 51 [edit] Game log 1996-97 Game Log 1996-97 Raptors Season[hide] # Date Opponent Score Record Streak 1 1995-11-3 New Jersey Nets 94-79 1-0 Won 1 2 1995-11-4 @ Indiana Pacers 89-97 1-1 Lost 1 3 1995-11-7 @ Chicago Bulls 108-117 1-2 Lost 2 4 1995-11-8 Sacramento Kings 90-109 1-3 Lost 3 5 1995-11-10 Phoenix Suns 108-112 1-4 Lost 4 6 1995-11-11 @ Charlotte Hornets 117-123 (OT) 1-5 Lost 5 7 1995-11-13 Utah Jazz 100-103 1-6 Lost 6 8 1995-11-15 Houston Rockets 93-96 1-7 Lost 7 9 1995-11-17 Minnesota Timberwolves 114-96 2-7 Won 1 10 1995-11-18 @ Washington Bullets 103-102 3-7 Won 2 11 1995-11-21 Seattle Supersonics 102-97 4-7 Won 3 12 1995-11-22 @ Milwaukee Bucks 86-96 4-8 Lost 1 13 1995-11-25 @ Atlanta Hawks 102-114 4-9 Lost 2 14 1995-11-27 Golden State Warriors 101-98 5-9 Won 1 15 1995-11-28 @ Cleveland Cavaliers 89-93 5-10 Lost 1 16 1995-12-1 Philadelphia 76ers 105-102 6-10 Won 1 17 1995-12-3 Miami Heat 94-112 6-11 Lost 1 18 1995-12-5 @ Seattle Supersonics 89-119 6-12 Lost 2 19 1995-12-7 @ Portland Trail Blazers 88-96 6-13 Lost 3 20 1995-12-8 @ Los Angeles Lakers 103-120 6-14 Lost 4 21 1995-12-10 @ Vancouver Grizzlies 93-81 7-14 Won 1 22 1995-12-12 Boston Celtics 96-116 7-15 Lost 1 23 1995-12-14 Indiana Pacers 100-102 7-16 Lost 2 24 1995-12-15 @ Boston Celtics 103-122 7-17 Lost 3 25 1995-12-17 Orlando Magic 110-93 8-17 Won 1 26 1995-12-19 Detroit Pistons 82-94 8-18 Lost 1 27 1995-12-22 @ Chicago Bulls 104-113 8-19 Lost 2 28 1995-12-23 @ New York Knickerbockers 91-103 8-20 Lost 3 29 1995-12-26 Milwaukee Bucks 93-87 9-20 Won 1 30 1995-12-28 @ Detroit Pistons 91-113 9-21 Lost 1 31 1996-01-3 @ Orlando Magic 110-121 9-22 Lost 2 32 1996-01-4 @ Atlanta Hawks 101-104 (OT) 9-23 Lost 3 33 1996-01-9 Charlotte Hornets 91-92 9-24 Lost 4 34 1996-01-11 Atlanta Hawks 79-87 9-25 Lost 5 35 1996-01-13 Washington Bullets 106-100 10-25 Won 1 36 1996-01-15 @ New Jersey Nets 83-108 10-26 Lost 1 37 1996-01-16 Indiana Pacers 102-110 10-27 Lost 2 38 1996-01-18 Chicago Bulls 89-92 10-28 Lost 3 39 1996-01-21 Boston Celtics 97-95 11-28 Won 1 40 1996-01-23 New Jersey Nets 86-79 12-28 Won 2 41 1996-01-25 Vancouver Grizzlies 101-106 (OT) 12-29 Lost 1 42 1996-01-27 @ Denver Nuggets 82-93 12-30 Lost 2 43 1996-01-30 @ Sacramento Kings 75-102 12-31 Lost 3 44 1996-02-2 @ Golden State Warriors 111-114 12-32 Lost 4 45 1996-02-3 @ Los Angeles Clippers 119-113 (OT) 13-32 Won 1 46 1996-02-5 Portland Trail Blazers 87-90 13-33 Lost 1 47 1996-02-7 Milwaukee Bucks 88-93 13-34 Lost 2 48 1996-02-13 @ Miami Heat 98-87 14-34 Won 1 49 1996-02-15 Cleveland Cavaliers 76-95 14-35 Lost 1 50 1996-02-17 @ Detroit Pistons 95-108 14-36 Lost 2 51 1996-02-22 @ Utah Jazz 86-102 14-37 Lost 3 52 1996-02-23 @ Phoenix Suns 105-110 14-38 Lost 4 53 1996-02-25 @ Dallas Mavericks 98-105 14-39 Lost 5 54 1996-02-27 @ Houston Rockets 100-105 14-40 Lost 6 55 1996-02-29 @ San Antonio Spurs 95-120 14-41 Lost 7 56 1996-03-3 @ Cleveland Cavaliers 100-89 15-41 Won 1 57 1996-03-5 Detroit Pistons 84-105 15-42 Lost 1 58 1996-03-6 New York Knickerbockers 82-89 15-43 Lost 2 59 1996-03-8 @ Miami Heat 79-109 15-44 Lost 3 60 1996-03-10 Dallas Mavericks 128-112
16-44 Won 1 61 1996-03-12 @ Philadelphia 76ers 110-118 16-45 Lost 1 62 1996-03-15 @ Charlotte Hornets 101-113 16-46 Lost 2 63 1996-03-17 @ Indiana Pacers 96-105 16-47 Lost 3 64 1996-03-18 Denver Nuggets 114-122 16-48 Lost 4 65 1996-03-20 Charlotte Hornets 107-89 17-48 Won 1 66 1996-03-22 San Antonio Spurs 108-120 17-49 Lost 1 67 1996-03-24 Chicago Bulls 109-108 18-49 Won 1 68 1996-03-26 Atlanta Hawks 111-114 18-50 Lost 1 69 1996-03-27 @ Philadelphia 76ers 94-103 18-51 Lost 2 70 1996-03-29 Orlando Magic 86-126 18-52 Lost 3 71 1996-03-31 Los Angeles Lakers 106-111 18-53 Lost 4 72 1996-04-2 Los Angeles Clippers 104-103 (OT) 19-53 Won 1 73 1996-04-4 Cleveland Cavaliers 77-98 19-54 Lost 1 74 1996-04-6 New York Knickerbockers 106-139 19-55 Lost 2 75 1996-04-8 @ Minnesota Timberwolves 101-115 19-56 Lost 3 76 1996-04-9 @ Milwaukee Bucks 102-96 20-56 Won 1 77 1996-04-12 @ Boston Celtics 108-136 20-57 Lost 1 78 1996-04-14 @ Washington Bullets 97-110 20-58 Lost 2 79 1996-04-15 @ New York Knickerbockers 79-125 20-59 Lost 3 80 1996-04-17 @ New Jersey Nets 95-107 20-60 Lost 4 81 1996-04-19 Washington Bullets 107-103 21-60 Won 1 82 1996-04-21 Philadelphia 76ers 105-109 (OT) 21-61 Lost 1 [edit] Player statistics Legend GP Games played GS Games started MPG Minutes per game FG% Field-goal percentage 3P% 3-point field-goal percentage FT% Free-throw percentage RPG Rebounds per game APG Assists per game SPG Steals per game BPG Blocks per game PPG Points per game Bold Career high [edit] Regular season Player GP GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG SPG BPG PPG Anderson, Willie Willie Anderson 49 42 31.9 .440 .305 .856 3.8 3.0 1.18 1.04 12.4 Christie, Doug Doug Christie 32 17 25.6 .436 .414 .789 3.8 2.9 1.81 .50 10.1 Earl, Acie Acie Earl 42 7 15.6 .424 .000 .719 3.1 .6 .43 .88 7.5 Esposito, Vincenzo Vincenzo Esposito 30 0 9.4 .360 .232 .795 .5 .8 .23 .00 3.9 King, Jimmy Jimmy King 62 1 14.0 .431 .147 .701 1.8 1.4 .34 .21 4.5 Lewis, Martin Martin Lewis 16 0 11.8 .483 .286 .600 1.8 .2 .50 .19 4.7 Massenburg, Tony Tony Massenburg 24 20 27.5 .510 .000 .662 6.9 .8 .54 .38 10.1 Miller, Oliver Oliver Miller 76 72 33.1 .526 .000 .661 7.4 2.9 1.42 1.88 12.9 Murray, Tracy Tracy Murray 82 37 30.0 .454 .422 .831 4.3 1.6 1.06 .49 16.2 O'Sullivan, Dan Dan O'Sullivan 5 2 27.8 .371 .000 .875 6.4 .4 .40 .80 6.6 Pinckney, Ed Ed Pinckney 47 24 21.9 .502 .000 .758 6.0 1.1 .66 .36 7.0 Robertson, Alvin Alvin Robertson 77 69 32.2 .470 .272 .677 4.4 4.2 2.16 .47 9.3 Rogers, Carlos Carlos Rogers 56 18 18.6 .517 .143 .546 3.0 .6 .45 .86 7.7 Salley, John John Salley 25 6 19.3 .486 .000 .723 3.9 1.6 .44 .48 6.0 Stoudamire, Damon Damon
Stoudamire 70 70 40.9 .426 .395 .797 4.0 9.3 1.40 .27 19.0 Tabak, Zan Žan Tabak 67 18 19.9 .543 .000 .561 4.8 .9 .36 .46 7.7 Whitfield, Dwayne Dwayne Whitfield 8 1 15.2 .433 .000 .636 3.1 .2 .38 .25 5.0 Williams, Herb Herb Williams 1 0 31.0 .375 .000 .000 8.0 .0 1.00 2.00 6.0 Wright, Sharone Sharone Wright 11 6 27.1 .508 .333 .685 5.2 1.0 .55 .91 16.5 [edit] Franchise firsts [edit] Award winners Damon Stoudamire, First Team, NBA All-Rookie Team Damon Stoudamire, NBA Rookie of the Year Award Damon Stoudamire, NBA Schick Rookie Game, MVP [edit] References ^ a b c d e Laying the Groundwork for the NBA in Toronto, nba.com/raptors, accessed 16 June 2007. ^ New Jersey Nets at Toronto Raptors, basketball-reference.com, 3 November 1995, accessed 16 June 2007. ^ a b 1995-96 Standings, nba.com/history, accessed 16 June 2007. ^ Chicago Bulls at Toronto Raptors, basketball-reference.com, 24 March 1996, accessed 16 June 2007. ^ Damon Stoudamire Info Page, nba.com, accessed 16 June 2007. Raptors on Database Basketball Raptors on Basketball Reference Expansion Draft Details [hide]v • d • e1995–96 NBA season by team 1995 NBA Expansion Draft • 1995 NBA Draft • All-Star Game • Playoffs • Finals • Transactions Eastern Atlantic Boston • Miami • New Jersey • New York • Orlando • Philadelphia • Washington Central Atlanta • Charlotte • Chicago • Cleveland • Detroit • Indiana • Milwaukee • Toronto Western Midwest Dallas • Denver • Houston • Minnesota • San Antonio • Utah • Vancouver Pacific Golden State • L.A. Clippers • L.A. Lakers • Phoenix • Portland • Sacramento • Seattle [show]v • d • eToronto Raptors seasons Franchise • History • Seasons 1990s 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 2000s 1999–00 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995%E2%80%9396_Toronto_Raptors_season" Categories: Toronto Raptors | Toronto Raptors seasons | 1996 in basketball
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