There weren’t many high expectations for the Toronto Raptors heading into the 2025-26 season. Sure, Brandon Ingram was going to improve the team, but many weren’t sold on just how much Ingram was going to change the team.
TORONTO — Trade season has arrived, and Toronto has wasted little time engaging the market. League executives expect activity, and the Raptors already fit that profile.
The Toronto Tempo have finally announced the look of the jerseys for their inaugural season, and it seems that the team in the 6ix will be dressed to the nines when they take the court next year.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
As we get closer to the New Year, the NBA trade deadline is getting magnified with teams desperate to make moves. One of the teams rumored to be a buyer is the Toronto Raptors.
The Toronto Raptors picked up a much-needed win against the Miami Heat to snap their 4-game losing streak. Brandon Ingram scored 28 points in the Toronto Raptors‘ 106-96 victory Monday night over the Miami Heat, extending the Heat’s losing streak to five.
After losing six of their previous seven games, the Toronto Raptors finally picked up a much-needed win over the Miami Heat. Now, sitting at 16-11 on the season, the Raptors can try to use this momentum as they head into a favorable stretch of games.
It’s starting to feel like February as all these trade rumours have been flying in about potential trade targets for the Toronto Raptors. After yesterday’s news of Raptors potentially being interested in Daniel Gafford, Goga Bitadze, and Anthony Davis, a new name has emerged.
The Raptors appear increasingly likely to make an in-season move. According to Josh Lewenberg of TSN, the odds of Toronto completing a trade before the Feb.
The Raptors are signaling interest in upgrading their frontcourt, but Jakob Poeltl is not part of that conversation. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, Toronto has indicated to potential trade partners that it is not looking to move Poeltl, even as it explores ways to add size up front.
Samson Folk & Trevon Heath detail the latest in the Raptors realm. From Louis’ piece: “Toronto wasn’t perfect. For long stretches, it wasn’t even good.
This is a weekly piece recapping the last week of Raptors 905 basketball, before previewing what is to come throughout the next seven days. I started the last preview by saying that if you had told me back on Nov.
It's been just over seven years since the Toronto Raptors acquired Kawhi Leonard in a blockbuster trade with the San Antonio Spurs that completely rewrote the story of the franchise's history.
In the modern day NBA, predictability and measurement reign supreme. Everything – from body mechanics to each individual action in a game – are data points.
The Raptors and Heat were in similar positions. Both were defensive-minded underdogs teams with a proclivity for the unconventional. Miami uses the least pick-and-rolls in the league, though Toronto doesn’t use a whole lot of them either.
Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic is coming off a win against Erik Spoelstra and the Miami Heat. Spoelstra is one of the most respected coaches in the NBA as he's held his position with the Heat since 2008.
The Toronto Raptors are happy as can be after a 106-96 victory against the Miami Heat inside the Kaseya Center. The victory snapped a four-game losing streak for the Raptors that spanned nearly two weeks.
The air inside the Kaseya Center can feel heavy when things aren’t going well, and on Monday night, it felt suffocating for both the Raptors and the Heat.
The Toronto Raptors have cooled off a bit after a hot start to the 2025-26 season, but it’s clear that the middling team of years past is gone and in has come a likely playoff team in the congested Eastern Conference.
Brandon Ingram scored 28 points Monday night. But it was Immanuel Quickley and a bench lineup who took control in the fourth quarter of the Toronto Raptors' 106-96 win over the Miami Heat.
Brandon Ingram scored 28 points as the Toronto Raptors snapped a four-game losing skid with a 106-96 win over the host Miami Heat on Monday. Ingram buried 5-of-7 threes, while Scottie Barnes compiled 17 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and three blocks.
The Raptors are positioned to be aggressive if a star becomes available, but that does not mean they should be. Toronto is one of only seven teams that
Two weeks ago, the Toronto Raptors were riding a nine-game winning streak. After Tuesday's blowout loss to the New York Knicks in the NBA Cup, they've lost six of seven games and their offense is stalling out.