Toronto Raptors Roundup is a weekly segment where we fill you in on all the games, highlights and stories from last week. Here’s what you missed from the...
Toronto has lost three of its last four, which feels monumental considering how most of the season has gone. What’s up in this week’s Power Rankings as a result?
With games against the Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers and Denver Nuggets on the horizon, the Raptors recent dip in play is threatening to turn into their first real slump of the season.
Denver is hurting
The timing isn’t exactly ideal for the Raptors to head West for an incredibly tough trip. Kyle Lowry’s game has cratered, the bench continues to struggle, the rebounding has been erratic and opponents have been playing harder than Toronto a bit too often.
The timing isn’t exactly ideal for the Raptors to head West for an incredibly tough trip. Kyle Lowry’s game has cratered, the bench continues to struggle, the rebounding has been erratic and opponents have been playing harder than Toronto a bit too often.
Heading into this season, it was hard to imagine how Leonard could improve. But in his first year with the Toronto Raptors, his ball-handling has already gone from good to great.
Kyle Lowry didn’t register a single point against the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday, a factor that proved crucial in the Toronto Raptors’ loss.
Stephen Burns on Nick Nurse's fit for the Toronto Raptors.
Kawhi Leonard has been a Raptor for less than 30 games, but in that short time, he has already made a significant impact on a Toronto team looking to take the Eastern Conference crown.
One of the biggest mysteries that was finally answered recently was if Kawhi Leonard knew how to smile. Leonard always appears emotionless
The addition of Kawhi Leonard, a top scorer in his prime, has transformed Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry — turning him into the NBA’s best facilitator and the league’s assist leader with 10 per game. Lowry’s new focus into his playmaking has...
