The Toronto Raptors are a team that has done a lot of right in the last 12 months, but they haven't been perfect. The Raptors traded Davion Mitchell to the Miami Heat as part of the Jimmy Butler blockbuster that sent him to the Golden State Warriors.
The Toronto Raptors faced the Denver Nuggets in the midst of their five-game home-stand. After clinching back-to-back comeback wins against Golden State and Orlando, everyone was probably ready for a matchup that didn’t involve fingernail biting or a double-digit deficit.
We’re back for week four of the Top 10 Plays of the Week, and in this edition, we had three games to pick from, starting with the embarrassing loss against the Washington Wizards to the miraculous comeback win at home against the Orlando Magic.
The first half of the year has been quite the roller-coaster of emotions for the Toronto Raptors. First the 1-4 start to the season had everyone in a panic, and then the 13-1 stretch where the team peaked as high the 2nd seed had people crowning them champions.
Welcome to Raptors Republic’s new New Year tradition. As decided by you, the readers, it’s time to dive into the 10 most-read editorials of the year at Raptors Republic.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
The Toronto Raptors didn’t wait for the calendar to turn for a reason to initiate the early stages of a sorely needed transformation. They’re still a long way from being the type of team they want to be.
Mo Bamba’s latest NBA opportunity isn’t about a long-term commitment. It’s about timing, leverage, and whether a former lottery pick can force Toronto’s hand before the calendar does.
RJ Barrett will be returning from load management in tomorrow’s home matchup against the 2023 NBA Champions, the Denver Nuggets. Barrett made his return from a right knee sprain that kept him out for over a month on Sunday, December 28, in a crazy come-from-behind overtime win at home against the Golden State Warriors.
On Monday evening, the Toronto Raptors picked up another win with a thrilling 107-106 home victory over the Orlando Magic. The Raptors trailed this game by as many as 21 points on the second night of a back to back, but the win was secured when Magic forward Paolo Banchero’s three-pointer clanked off the rim at the buzzer.
This is a weekly piece recapping the last week of Raptors 905 basketball, before previewing what is to come throughout the next seven days. Following the
Samson Folk & Trevon Heath detail the latest in the Raptors realm. From Louis’ piece: “Our second-unit guys coming off the bench, they did an outstanding job,” said Rajakovic.
Welcome to Raptors Republic’s new New Year tradition. As decided by you, the readers, it’s time to dive into the 10 most-read editorials of the year at Raptors Republic.
On the second night of a back-to-back, Toronto once again had to dig deep, and really kick, scream, and fight their way to a victory. After pulling off a wild comeback against Golden State, Toronto found themselves down 21 at one point against Orlando, and again, they did not panic.
The Toronto Raptors are throwing a party after a 107-106 victory against the Orlando Magic inside the Scotiabank Arena. It's the Raptors' second win in as many days, which is exactly how the team wanted to start the five-game homestand.
Jamal Shead scored a team-high 19 points, Brandon Ingram added 17, and the Toronto Raptors mounted a dramatic comeback from a 21-point second-quarter deficit to edge the Orlando Magic 107–106 on Monday night.
Reserve Jamal Shead scored 19 points as the Toronto Raptors overcame a 21-point deficit to defeat the visiting Orlando Magic 107-106. Brandon Ingram added 17 points for the Raptors, who have won two straight.
Starting center Jakob Poeltl is “currently completing a program of intensive rehabilitation and strengthening” for his lower back injury and will be reevaluated
The Toronto Raptors are buzzing after Scottie Barnes' epic and historic performance in the team's latest win against the Golden State Warriors. Barnes scored 23 points while grabbing 25 rebounds and dishing out 10 assists in an overtime victory against Stephen Curry and the Warriors.
Scottie Barnes delivered one of the most dominant all-around performances in franchise history, posting 23 points, a career-best 25 rebounds, and 10 assists to lead the Toronto Raptors to a 141–127 overtime victory over the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night.
The Raptors are signing center Mo Bamba to a one-year, non-guaranteed deal, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. The timing is notable, as Toronto is expected to receive an update soon on the health of starting center Jakob Poeltl, per Blake Murphy of Sportsnet.