The much-anticipated USA-Canada FIBA battle is going to happen. In the third-place game.
The Toronto Raptors don't exactly have the best track record when it's come to training camp decisions over the past couple of years. Over the last three
Isaac Bonga will not be back with the Toronto Raptors next season. The 22-year-old forward has signed a two-year deal with Bayern Munich, the team announced.
View the original article to see embedded media. After being drafted 39th overall in the 2018 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers and then spending four
The Raptors “labbed” Isaac Bonga with the Raptors 905 for the entire season in hopes of developing him and becoming part of the front office’s vision: tall but position-less basketball I won’t blame the Toronto Raptors fanbase if they forget that Isaac Bonga was on the roster for the entire year.
It was a light week with only two games on their schedule, but the Raptors 905 took care of business nonetheless. The NBA G League is halfway through its season, and guess who’s at the top of the standings?
The Raptors 905’s 2-2 homestand cost them the East’s top spot, but things are trending up for David Johnson and the bench mob. The Raptors 905 were home last week and had a subpar performance given how they started the regular season.
The Raptors 905 laboured for the first 45 minutes but stole the game away behind a strong defense — and a clutch performance. The Raptors 905 are back in Mississauga after a couple of games in Fort Wayne to start the regular season.
Now that the Showcase Cup experiment is over, it’s time for the Raptors 905 to get some regular-season action — and they started off right by sweeping Fort Wayne.
The Toronto Raptors now have nine players in COVID-19 Health & Safety protocols. Khem Birch, Justin Champagnie, and Isaac Bonga joined Fred VanVleet, OG Anunoby, Pascal Siakam, Precious Achiuwa, Scottie Barnes, Gary Trent Jr., and Malachi Flynn who were all in COVID-19 protocols.
The unofficial start of NBA trade season has officially arrived. As of December 15, most players signed this past offseason are eligible to be dealt and trade talks can really begin to escalate.
A shorthanded Raptors 905 squad left Delaware empty-handed. Last weekend’s back-to-back series against the Delaware Blue Coats showed the Raptors 905 plenty of things that they don’t have: size, talent, and discipline.
The Raptors 905 failed to sweep the Long Island Nets, but we are starting to see who this Raptors 905 team is and what their key players can do. The Raptors
Dalano Banton’s 45 Express, a David Johnson-led comeback, and an Isaac Bonga kill shot provided the highlights. The Raptors 905 and the Westchester Knicks were back at it again last night, less than 24 hours since coach Patrick Mutombo and the 905ers gave the Knicks the business on Thursday.
The Raptors 905 came back to Mississauga with an emphatic win against the Westchester Knicks. On paper, coach Patrick Mutombo’s new iteration of the Raptors 905 team does not have much experience compared to their competition.
Former Toronto Raptors forward Ishmail Wainright is sticking around the NBA. Less than a week after the Raptors decided to part ways with the 27-year-old, Wainright has reportedly signed a two-way deal to join the Phoenix Suns this year, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Raptors forwards Sam Dekker and Isaac Bonga earned spots on the team’s opening-night roster, but their minimum salaries won’t become fully guaranteed quite yet.
The Toronto Raptors have officially made their final cut. After a tough battle for the final two roster spots, the Raptors have reportedly parted ways with Ishmail Wainright, according to Spotrac's Keith Smith.
Dekker, Ishmail Wainright and Isaac Bonga vying to earn two spots (or just one, if Toronto opens the season with 14 players).
Isaac Bonga certainly appears to be in the driver seat for one of the Toronto Raptors' final roster spots. The 21-year-old forward will start for Toronto alongside Goran Dragic, Gary Trent Jr., Scottie Barnes, and Precious Achiuwa in the Raptors' final preseason game. Coming into training camp, Bonga was one of the biggest unknowns.
The Toronto Raptors learned an important lesson last season: bench depth shouldn't be taken for granted. For the better part of the last decade, the Raptors have been known for their strength in numbers.
The Washington Wizards declined to extend a qualifying offer to forward Isaac Bonga, making him an unrestricted free agent this offseason, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Brodie dazzled in his debut, but the Sixers might have a lot of problems they need to deal with, despite Philly's win.
Wizards guard/forward Isaac Bonga will remain in D.C. for his third NBA season in 2020-21, as Washington has officially guaranteed his $1,663,861 salary.
As the 2018-19 NBA season begins, the fascinating careers of Dirk Nowitzki and Vince Carter have reached drinking age. Yes, their 21-year tenures in the league are longer than several players have occupied this planet.
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