1. To Play Or Not To Play With the Raptors in Minnesota on Jan 18th, one of the most burning questions of the year for Canadian basketball fans would finally get asked and answered. Will Andrew Wiggins suit up for Team Canada this summer in...
The Raptors go 4-0 in a packed week full of surprises.
TSN 1050 Raptors Reporter Josh Lewenberg joined Jim Tatti on Game Day. The guys chatted about what we've seen from Toronto in the limited time that they've been fully healthy, why Toronto isn't expected to make a big splash at the trade deadline,...
Here’s a look at why the NBA world is so excited to finally see Zion Williamson play and what we can expect from him this season. For curious Canadian fans, you can tune into his debut exclusively on SN NOW+ in Canada.
Five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant recorded a ton of impressive performances with the Los Angeles Lakers, but his 81-point effort against the Toronto Raptors in January 2006 will go down as one of the greatest offensive shows in league history....
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Along with his wife Charday Hunt, the national team member came up with EQLTY Brand, a sportswear company with a message about love and fairness for all
The Toronto Raptors hold a one-game lead over the 76ers and will be looking to give themselves a bit more breathing room Wednesday at Scotiabank Arena.
There have been many feel-good stories of perseverance with the Toronto Raptors this season but none are better than Norman Powell. Getting a healthy lineu...
Mike Wilbon of ESPN and Pardon the Interruption joined the boys on OverDrive earlier today. He touched on the NBA trade deadline as we wait and see what the Raptors and Masai might do. As well on the Cooperstown voting process for baseball and on...
Kristaps Porzingis was back in the lineup for Dallas against the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night after missing 10 games with right knee soreness.
ATLANTA — Raptors head coach Nick Nurse reiterated on Monday that Toronto’s starting lineup is going to change from time-to-time from here on out.
ATLANTA — Raptors head coach Nick Nurse reiterated on Monday that Toronto’s starting lineup is going to change from time-to-time from here on out.
