With the NBA season coming near its end, the Toronto Raptors’ offseason noise is already starting to pick up. Between trade rumours, draft talk, roster decisions, and everything else going on around the team, it can be tough to keep track of it all.
If I had told you in October that Scottie Barnes, come playoff time, would piece together one of the best first round performances in the NBA would you have been surprised?
How many of the players to score 35 points, dish out five assists and haul in five rebounds in a Conference Final game at least once can you name in six minutes?
The Toronto Raptors are still in the process of building their team around a young, exciting core. Sure, the eye-popping draft picks and offensive highlights get all the attention, but winning rebuilds need a solid foundation.
As an NBA fan, it hits different when a team's best player is a guy the franchise nurtured from the very start. There's a greater attachment to stars who have been there since the start, who have bled the team's colors since the start of their careers.
Samson Folk & Trevon Heath talk to Chuck of Chucking Darts to learn about some options for the Raptors draft. From Louis’ piece on RJ: “Barrett became Toronto’s offensive life blood in the playoffs.
The Toronto Raptors are in the middle of the offseason, but their plans for the future may have taken a detour after watching Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals.
Toronto Raptors big man Sandro Mamukelashvili is almost certain to decline his $2.8 million player option to test the open market in free agency, presenting a potential major challenge for the team.
The Toronto Raptors just proved they belong back in the postseason conversation, but the job is not finished. Behind a rejuvenated core featuring Scottie Barnes, RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley and Brandon Ingram, the Raptors achieved a 46-36 record and qualified as the No.
The following is part of Raptors Republic’s series of pieces reviewing the season for the Toronto Raptors. You can find all the pieces in the series here.
The following is part of Raptors Republic’s series of pieces reviewing the season for the Toronto Raptors. You can find all the pieces in the series here.
If an NBA player ends a game with 30 points, that's generally a great night. 40 points is fantastic, and 50 points is an event. That's especially true when that type of scoring outburst comes from an unexpected source.
Samson Folk details Scottie Barnes’ playoff surge and how the Raptors can build around it going forward. From my piece during Barnes’ sophomore season: “Siakam and VanVleet are both better playmakers than Barnes simply because the rest of their offensive games are more equipped to score and collapse defenses.
After being acquired at the 2024-25 NBA trade deadline, Brandon Ingram finally made his Raptors debut in the 2025-26 season. He was a huge part of why Toronto returned to the playoffs for the first time since the 2021-22 season, but his mostly consistent season turned out to have a steep drop at the worst time.
The Toronto Raptors are hoping to get even better this offseason after a trip to the first round of the playoffs against the Cleveland Cavaliers. While the Raptors were unsuccessful in their seven-game series loss to the Cavs, they sparked hope in their process.
After losing in game seven against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Toronto Raptors are eliminated from the playoffs, thus ending their 2025-26 NBA season.
Since joining the Toronto Raptors, Collin Murray-Boyles has become a fascinating project for a coaching staff renowned for its developmental pedigree. Rather than forcing the young prospect into a pre-defined mold, Rajakovic and the Raptors are taking a methodical approach to his growth.
The Toronto Raptors are getting ready to make their selections for the 2026 NBA Draft next month. The Nos. 19 and 51 selections belong to the Raptors and the team could make some strong additions at each pick.
The Raptors were a team of questions this year, and while it might be hard to answer every single one, it’s a good bet that a right answer might start and end with Scottie Barnes.
Samson Folk & Trevon Heath bring on Jack Quantrill to discuss options for the Raptors draft at pick 19. From Joe Wolfond’s piece: “That newfound patience was reflected in the numbers.
The Toronto Raptors continue to evaluate their options for the No. 19 overall pick in the NBA Draft next month. The Raptors can go in a number of different directions, likely looking for the best player available as opposed to position.
Rookies are exciting for teams and their fans because they represent potential, hope for the future. While it can take years to see how a prospect will pan out, sometimes it clicks right away.
Raptors forward Brandon Ingram has undergone surgery to address ongoing pain in his right heel, the team announced today in a press release. Dr. Martin O’Malley, who performed the procedure in New York, removed a heel spur during the surgery.
Raptors general manager Bobby Webster and head coach Darko Rajakovic are both expected to receive extension offers in the next few weeks, sources tell Michael Grange of SportsNet.
Brandon Ingram just completed his first full season with the Toronto Raptors, and while it was largely a success, questions about his future with the team have already begun to surface.
One key role player made history as the Cleveland Cavaliers punched their ticket to the second round with a 114-102 win over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night. While it took a total team effort for the Cavaliers to clinch their first-round series in seven games, Jarrett Allen stepped up more than anyone else.
Seven years ago, Kawhi Leonard sent the Toronto Raptors to the Eastern Conference Finals with a game-winning shot that took a fortunate bounce through the hoop.