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Rising to Game 3 challenge, Raptors’ Danny Green looks to build on momentum


says he’s not obsessing about the shots he has missed in the playoffs. The Toronto Raptors’ three-point specialist doesn’t feel as though something is wrong with his shot, nor is he scrutinizing his mechanics in his mind every time he launches a basketball. But he gets why people might be asking. Green is 4-of-20 from the field. (The Globe and Mail)

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