It's been a little more than 10 months since the Toronto Raptors acquired All-Star forward Brandon Ingram in a big blockbuster trade with the New Orleans Pelicans.
The Toronto Raptors have been looking for a backup centre to complement Jakob Poeltl and Sandro Mamukelashvili. With Poeltl in and out of the lineup with a back injury and the Raptors hoping to add some size, the team has been placed in trade rumors with other teams for big men that may not be in the best fit currently.
Even though the Raptors maintained the lead for most of the game (the Bucks briefly had a one-point lead in the first half and a two-point lead at the start of the second half), their lead and victory never felt convincing enough.
The Toronto Raptors are getting into a rhythm after beating the Milwaukee Bucks 111-105 in their second straight road victory at the Fiserv Forum. Here's a look at five numbers from the box score that stood out in the Raptors' latest win.
Brandon Ingram poured in 29 points and Scottie Barnes added 24 points and 11 rebounds as the Toronto Raptors knocked off the struggling Milwaukee Bucks 111–105 on Thursday night.
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.
Sometimes, the schedule breaks your way, and sometimes you have to break the game yourself. For the Toronto Raptors, Thursday night in Milwaukee was a little bit of both, but mostly the latter.
After losing six of seven games, things were looking rough for the Toronto Raptors, and many began to question if their early-season success was a fluke.
After a challenging homestand, the change of scenery has been a welcome sight for the Raptors. After a solid win Monday, they followed that up tonight with a well-fought win over the Milwaukee Bucks 111-105. Both teams have had their share of struggles recently.
The Toronto Raptors could potentially be facing the Milwaukee Bucks without their starting center Jakob Poeltl tonight, as the big man continues to face injury issues.
The Toronto Raptors made a surprising move at last season’s trade deadline when they traded for Brandon Ingram. The Toronto Raptors were believed to be rebuilding and taking the slow approach on things, but they decided to take a chance on an injury-prone star.
The Raptors 905, for the first time in franchise history, will be competing in the G League Winter Showcase Cup Tournament. The Showcase Cup features the top eight teams from the Tip-Off Tournament in a single-game elimination, winner-take-all bracket, where the winning team will receive a $100,000 prize.
The Toronto Raptors and the rest of the league are less than two months away from the trade deadline, so conversations are starting about possible deals that can be made.
The Toronto Raptors rode a historically good Kawhi Leonard regular season and playoffs en route to winning the 2019 NBA championship, a run that reportedly had the Finals MVP proclaiming he was better all-time than Kobe Bryant.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.