• SGA’s father doesn’t see Raptors as likely destination for NBA superstar

    SGA’s father doesn’t see Raptors as likely destination for NBA superstar
    It is easy for Raptors fans to have this one dream scenario in mind: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander eventually coming home.It makes total sense. He’s Canadian, he’s one of the best players in the NBA, and the Toronto Raptors remain the only team in the league representing the country. However, according to his father, Vaughan Alexander, a return to Toronto doesn’t seem likely. At least for right now.Speaking on the No Flukes podcast, Alexander explained why he believes his son is in t
  • One skill to improve for every Toronto Raptor

    One skill to improve for every Toronto Raptor
    From Zulfi’s piece:
    Nate Bittle is perfect for the Barnes-Rajakovic eraI get that expecting an undrafted centre on an Exhibit-10 contract to not only make an NBA roster but be a contributing member sounds far-fetched. And it is (again, that’s the point of this whole exercise). But it wouldn’t even be the first time the Raptors have had a player take that path. Between Fred VanVleet, Chris Boucher and Jamison Battle, who all took similar routes to NBA rotation minutes, the
  • Raptors had interest in Lu Dort before he landed with Hawks

    Raptors had interest in Lu Dort before he landed with Hawks
    The Raptors have made it clear what they want their identity to be. Defence, physicality and making life difficult for opponents have been at the centre of Toronto’s roster construction.That’s exactly why Lu Dort would have been such an interesting fit in Toronto.The Montreal native was recently moved to the Atlanta Hawks in a three-team trade that also involved the Dallas Mavericks and Oklahoma City Thunder. Dallas landed former No. 1 overall pick Zaccharie Risacher, while the Thund
  • Jamarion Sharp turns Raptors Summer League into NBA opportunity

    Jamarion Sharp turns Raptors Summer League into NBA opportunity
    The Raptors may have found another intriguing big man during Summer League, but they won’t get the chance to see where it goes.After a strong week in Las Vegas, Jamarion Sharp is reportedly signing a two-way contract with the Los Angeles Clippers, according to NBA insider Michael Scotto. It’s a tough one for Toronto.The Raptors don’t exactly have a ton of depth in the frontcourt, and Sharp looked like someone worth taking a chance on. At 7-foot-5, he gave Toronto something it s
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