• Four ex-Raptors who stood out at the 2026 Summer League

    Four ex-Raptors who stood out at the 2026 Summer League
    Summer League is usually about getting a first look at the newest prospects, but it also gives players a chance to remind everyone they still belong.This year, several former Raptors took the floor with new teams looking to make an impact, and a few familiar faces made sure they weren’t forgotten.
    Here are four former Raptors, that performed well this summer:1. New Orleans Pelicans – Markquis NowellFirst and foremost, it was just great to see Markquis Nowell playing some good basketb
  • still thinking about this Seth Lundy game-winning block 😱🎥

    still thinking about this Seth Lundy game-winning block 😱🎥
    still thinking about this Seth Lundy game-winning block 😱🎥
  • Overreactions from Raptors’ 2026 Summer League run

    Overreactions from Raptors’ 2026 Summer League run
    It’s no secret that Las Vegas has been the backdrop for many stories.Some that have been real page turners, and others that fell flatter than the Nevada outskirts. Sin City truly is where dreams dance on a knife’s edge, teetering between unlimited potential and overwhelming disappointment.Yet if there’s one certainty, Las Vegas has never been the place for drawn conclusions as far as NBA narratives are concerned. Rather, it’s where stories merely begin — our first l
  • Tempo STEAMROLLED By Aces Heading Into All-Star Break | Full Game Recap + Analysis

    Tempo STEAMROLLED By Aces Heading Into All-Star Break | Full Game Recap + Analysis
    It’s never easy playing the defending champions, especially when a team is as injury-ravaged as the Toronto Tempo, who were no match for the Las Vegas Aces. While Izzy Harrison wound up with a career-high and there were some early moments of success, the story ended the same way, with a tired Tempo team running out of gas. Now a much-needed All-Star break awaits.The post Tempo STEAMROLLED By Aces Heading Into All-Star Break | Full Game Recap + Analysis first appeared on Raptors Republic.
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  • Tempo fall to Aces, end homestand on low note

    TORONTO — The Toronto Tempo’s nine-game homestand ended on a sour note, with a 109-83 loss to the Las Vegas Aces on Monday.Taking on the defending champs is never an easy task, especially when they entered Coca-Coliseum riding a 7-3 record over their last 10 games.Associate head coach Olaf Lange, in filling in for Sandy Brondello as she served a one-game suspension, didn’t sugar-coat the challenge that lied ahead for the Tempo.“Obviously they have three of the best two-wa

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