Tomorrow marks the end of the NBA’s original 30-day suspension of the league. After weeks of quarantine, are we any closer to getting basketball back?
The boys take you back to the Bay for Game 3, where the Raps offence came alive, Danny was money, Kyle was Kyle and Leo barely survived.
Welcome back to another edition of Trash-talk Toronto Raptors! Here we will discuss everything pertaining to the Toronto Raptors except... basketball.
A tough third quarter was the difference as the Warriors beat the Raptors in Game 2 to even the NBA Finals at one game apiece. You can watch Game 3 of the NBA Finals Thursday night on Sportsnet at 8pm ET/5pm PT.
Although they haven't had a full season to work with, it's already clear which players took a massive step forward this season.Here are five players who made that leap in 2019-20.Bam Adebayo, Miami Heat Issac Baldizon / National Basketball...
Today, we focus on Adam Figman, Chief Content Officer at SLAM. Adam has been with SLAM for the past 10+ years and most recently produced the recent cover story of the Toronto Raptors (cover below).
The Chicago Bulls are reportedly finalizing a deal with Denver Nuggets general manager Arturas Karnisovas to take on the franchise's executive vice-president of basketball operations position.
Serge Ibaka of the Toronto Raptors is a fairly beloved player at this point in his career. Whether it be hosting entertaining web cooking shows with various NBA-related personalities or starting inter-team fashion feuds with his own teammates, Ibaka...
Kate Beirness, Jack Armstrong and Josh Lewenberg discuss how much pressure there was on the Raptors to win Game 3 in Oakland over an injury-riddled Golden State team, and explain that the Raps were no different than the Warriors in taking advantage...
Serge Ibaka isn't looking to leave Toronto anytime soon. The Raptors forward, who's in the final season of a three-year, $65 million contract, said he's willing to re-sign this offseason during a virtual interview with Sportsnet's Matt Rodrigo...
Raptors forward Chris Boucher says he has realized the error of his ways after he broke his self-quarantine to make a grocery run amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Don’t call Chris Boucher one of those ‘Covidiots.’ He has nothing like the idiotic partiers down south who went ahead full-bore on Spring Break, despite the spreading COVID-19 pandemic.
The Raptors were down 30 in the third quarter, with three starters sidelined and Kawhi Leonard long gone, and no one would have blamed the reigning champions for rolling over and calling it a night. Instead, they made it one to remember.
