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It should come as no surprise that the Toronto Raptors are professing to be quite concerned about facing the Hawks here this afternoon. After all, the Raptors had a difficult enough time beating the Hawks when they were among the NBA's bottom feeders that a game against a much-improved team should instil a bit of wariness. "They've had so many injuries that I don't think their record reflects how good they are," Raptor power forward Antonio Davis said of Atlanta, which has had to shuffle 10 players through the starting lineup thanks to a variety of ills and injuries. "I really respect that team." And well he should, given the history between the clubs. |