This whole season, Brandon Ingram’s job has been a little bit thankless. He doesn’t get to take the easy transition looks, those go elsewhere. He doesn’t get a bunch of wide open shots manufactured for him, those go elsewhere.
The Raptors got outscored 20-8 in the final 8 minutes of the game (including overtime). James Harden destroyed them on the other end. How the Raptors lost a very winnable game: From Samson Folk’s recap: Ingram hasn’t radically altered his game or reached new heights of efficiency.
With all due respect to the paying customers of Scotiabank Arena, the NBA’s best players continue missing games in Toronto. Kawhi Leonard joined the growing list of stars to not suit up against the Raptors, including Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, Joel Embiid, and Jaylen Brown.
The Toronto Raptors are disappointed after losing to the Los Angeles Clippers 121-117 inside Scotiabank Arena. With less than a minute to go, the Raptors and Clippers were tied at 109.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
Raptors sophomore point guard Jamal Shead recorded a new career-high 13 assists against the Los Angeles Clippers tonight. Shead’s playmaking has been outstanding this season, and due to being placed in the starting lineup due to all the injuries Toronto faced, he was given able to have the opportunity to reach this career high.
It took a while to finally get confirmation on Immanuel Quickley’s injury status for tonight, but he has officially been labelled out for the contest with a back injury.
Toronto has been doing its homework. Sources tell ESPN’s Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst that the Raptors have quietly gauged the trade value of multiple core pieces, including Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett.
First there was a back-to-back against the Philadelphia 76ers, coached by Nick Nurse and featuring the G.R.O.A.T himself, Kyle Lowry, in what was likely his last appearance in a game in Toronto.
As the NBA trade deadline approaches next month, the Toronto Raptors have emerged as one of the league’s most active teams in trade discussions, according to longtime NBA insider Marc Stein.
Kyle Ramnarine breaks down why Scottie Barnes should be an All Star! https://youtu.be/8F0xBTwX1Rw Scottie Barnes has been playing fantastic over the first half of this season.
The Raptors 905 were still without their two-way players on Thursday as the Toronto Raptors face injury troubles, and they kept winning anyway. It was a
Size is a weird thing in the NBA. Players are measured in many different forms and fashions. We have moved far beyond the idea of height alone to indicate who is… large.
Toronto Raptors guard Gradey Dick is coming off arguably the best game of his career with 21 points and 11 rebounds in a 115-101 win against the Indiana Pacers.
We recently had Zach Lowe list Scottie Barnes as a lock for the All-Star Game, as he also talked about Barnes’ abilities on the defensive end, and now, more recently, Jack Armstrong, the commentator for the Toronto Raptors, on The Sports Network (TSN), also had kind words about Scottie’s two-way abilities.
Brandon Ingram poured in 30 points and came up big late, Scottie Barnes delivered 26 points and 13 assists, and the Toronto Raptors rode a blistering opening quarter to a 115-101 win over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night.
Through much of Wednesday night's loss to the Toronto Raptors, the Indiana Pacers' chances of extending their season-high three-game win streak appeared dead in the water.
Brandon Ingram delivered another defining performance Wednesday night as the Toronto Raptors closed out a 115–101 road win over the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Trade season always brings tension, especially for teams stuck between rebuilding and competing. The Toronto Raptors find themselves in that exact space as the Feb.
Scottie Barnes calmly sank a go-ahead free throw with 0.8 seconds left in overtime, giving the Toronto Raptors a dramatic 116-115 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday night in the opener of a back-to-back series between injury-depleted teams.