The Toronto Raptors are coming off the closest game of the season in a two-point victory against the Charlotte Hornets, but there are pros and cons to the tight matchup.
Coming into this season, there was no doubt about what the starting lineup would be, there was no doubt about how Sandro Mamukelashvili would be used, and there was no doubt that the second unit would need a point guard, Jamal Shead, to handle the ball.
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The Toronto Raptors are hoping to get revenge on the Philadelphia 76ers in their next game. The two teams met on Nov. 8 in the City of Brotherly Love, where the Sixers came away with a 130-120 victory.
Don’t look now, but the Toronto Raptors are currently third in the Eastern Conference with a 9-5 record. They’re on a four-game winning streak following their 110-108 win over the Charlotte Hornets on Monday, and Brandon Ingram has been instrumental in the team’s early success.
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Collin Murray-Boyles has been listed as questionable for the Toronto Raptors’ upcoming matchup in Philadelphia on Wednesday, November 19, due to right knee soreness.
Fresh off their most exciting win of the season, the Toronto Raptors now find themselves in first place in the Atlantic Division. The surging Raptors aim for their fifth straight victory Wednesday when they visit Tyrese Maxey and the Philadelphia 76ers.
At last season's NBA trade deadline, the Toronto Raptors acquired versatile forward Brandon Ingram from the New Orleans Pelicans, and even signed him to a three-year, $120 million contract extension before he ever suited up for his new team.
The Toronto Raptors have won eight of their last nine games, and as a result have moved into sole possession of the 3rd seed in the Eastern Conference.
The Toronto Raptors are four games above .500 for the first time in a long time, and the vibes are justifiably high. After Monday night’s dramatic 110-108 over the Charlotte Hornets improved the Raptors to 9-5 on the season, folks around the league took notice — even stirring up some early award buzz.
The Toronto Raptors are a team on the rise winning nine of their first 14 games of the season. The Raptors still have their pick in a loaded 2026 NBA Draft class, which ESPN's Jeremy Woo believes they will use to select Alabama point guard Labaron Philon Jr.
RJ Barrett buried the go-ahead basket with 18 seconds left, and Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes delivered game-saving blocks in the final moments as the Toronto Raptors edged the Charlotte Hornets 110-108 on Monday night, winning for the eighth time in nine games.
The Toronto Raptors are now winners of eight of their last nine games after taking down the Charlotte Hornets in nail-biting fashion. After an RJ Barrett layup put the Raptors up 110-108 with just 18 seconds left, it was up to the Raptors' defense to get a stop.
Samson Folk & Trevon Heath are joined by Nekias Duncan to discuss the Raptors hot streak. From Louis’ piece: “With Toronto unable to finish things, unable to grow a lead, Ingram shouldered the burden.
RJ Barrett delivered the decisive basket with 18 seconds remaining, and the Toronto Raptors used two clutch defensive stops from Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes to edge the Charlotte Hornets 110–108 on Monday night, extending Toronto’s torrid run to eight wins in nine games.
It was the kind of ending that sticks to your ribs, a frantic, heart-pounding final minute for the Raptors that felt less like a regular-season game in November and more like a playoff preview.
The Raptors have flipped their season after a 1-4 start, winning seven of their last eight to move to 8-5. Thursday’s win in Cleveland was their most impressive yet, and Scottie Barnes was the best player on the floor.
The Toronto Raptors may finally be turning the corner. Winners of six of their past seven, Toronto’s retooled, Scottie-Barnes–led roster is showing the first real signs that its post-championship rebuild is taking hold.
Barnes is a former Rookie of the Year and one-time All-Star. Now the 24-year-old is looking like a budding superstar for the surprising Toronto Raptors.