The Toronto Raptors offer one of the more interesting teams atop the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery. Owning the seventh-best odds, they’re a primarily win-now core with a few developing pieces spread ...

“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.” This season, all the chatter ...

The Toronto Raptors continue to be linked to Khaman Maluach. It’s a natural fit. Toronto’s front office, led by Masai Ujiri, has a well-established track record of targeting African prospects ...

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. From the outside looking in ...

The Toronto Raptors have the right ingredients to succeed in the near future. They have a young star in Scottie Barnes, an All-Star veteran in Brandon Ingram, and a lottery pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.

The Toronto Raptors finished 30-52 this past season ... there's an increased awareness and focus within the organization to do our background and select the player that fits best for us." ...

TORONTO — Masai Ujiri believes there are three ways to build a successful NBA team: the draft, via trade or in free agency. The Raptors president said at his season-ending news conference on ...

Masai Ujiri is now a dozen years into his tenure as boss of the Toronto Raptors and it doesn’t sound like he’s ready to slow down or is any less passionate about Canada’s only NBA franchise.

Darko Rajakovic brought a little bit of everything up to the podium with him Tuesday to conclude his second season as an NBA head coach: Passion, pride, humour and humility. Confident in his ...

The Toronto Raptors' season is officially over. With a 30-52 record, they concluded their season as the No. 11 seed and couldn't make it to the Play-In Tournament. However, their lowest point of ...

Surprising upsets, massive comebacks, iconic performances, and game-winning plays on both ends of the floor… and for the fourth time in five years, the Toronto Raptors can only watch from home.