With Giannis Antetokounmpo out, Siakam thrived against Milwaukee ..read more

Share this Story : THE EX-FILES: How former Toronto Raptors are doing in NBA playoffs Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Breadcrumb Trail Links Toronto Raptors Sports NBA Basketball THE EX-FILES: How former Toronto Raptors are doing in NBA playoffs Get the latest from Ryan Wolstat straight to your inbox Sign Up Author of the article: Ryan Wolstat Published Apr 23, 2024 • 3 minute read Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here . Or sign-in if you have an account. Jonas Valanciunas #17 of the New Orleans Pelicans reacts after a shot against the ..read more

Raptors Get Unfortunate Draft News With Pick Lower than Expected The Toronto Raptors will get the No. 19 pick from the Indiana Pacers who lost a four-way tiebreaker with the Philadelphia 76ers, Orlando Magic, and Los Angeles Lakers Author: Aaron Rose Apr 23, 2024 In this story: Toronto Raptors NBA Draft Indiana Pacers The Toronto Raptors couldn't catch a break. A four-way tiebreaker in the NBA's order has resulted in Toronto getting the No. 19 pick from the Indiana Pacers, the worst possible outcome for the Raptors, the league announced. The NBA broke six ties for non-lottery teams on Monday ..read more

Luck wasn't on the side of the Toronto Raptors on Monday for NBA draft tie-breaking procedures, but that's OK, this was very much the undercard to the truly stressful drawing. That selection goes to Toronto as part of the Pascal Siakam trade ..read more

Raptors Take Trio of Exciting Wings in Latest NBA Mock Draft The Toronto Raptors are tabbed to take Stephon Castle, Terrence Shannon Jr., Jaylon Tyson in the latest NBA mock draft for 2024 Author: Aaron Rose Apr 22, 2024 In this story: Toronto Raptors Stephon Castle Terrence Shannon Jr Jaylon Tyson NBA Draft The Toronto Raptors have never been afraid to develop shooting. For better or for worse, it's sort of been Toronto's approach to drafting for the better part of the last decade. The organization has generally opted to take the most physically gifted and multi-skilled players, even if it m ..read more

Raptors Share How They Feel About Their Lottery Odds & Pick Owed to San Antonio The Toronto Raptors say they'll be happy with or without their first-round pick this year but the way they ended this season suggests their hope is to keep it Author: Aaron Rose Apr 21, 2024 In this story: Toronto Raptors NBA Draft Masai Ujiri The Toronto Raptors have already shown their hand. It wasn't a coincidence the Raptors went 2-18 over the final five weeks of the season. Yes, injuries and personal absences played a part in Toronto's struggles down the stretch, but the objective was clear: Get into the ..read more

Former Raptors Favorite Announces his Departure from the NBA Former Toronto Raptors favorite Yuta Watanabe announced he will leave the NBA to return to Japan for next season Author: Aaron Rose Apr 20, 2024 In this story: Toronto Raptors yuta watanabe Memphis Grizzlies grizzlies Yuta Watanabe is stepping away from the NBA. The former Toronto Raptors forward took to Instagram to announce he plans to decline his player option and return to Japan for next season. Watanabe broke into the league in 2018-19 with the Memphis Grizzlies after going undrafted out of George Washington. He latched on with ..read more

ESPN.com Apr 20, 2024, 12:23 AM ET Email Print Open Extended Reactions After completion of the NBA play-in tournament , we now know the teams who'll be participating in the NBA draft lottery, giving us a better picture of the complete pick order for the 2024 NBA draft . The top two teams on the board and worst two teams in the league this season -- the Detroit Pistons and Washington Wizards -- each have a 14% chance to land the No. 1 overall pick. The Portland Trail Blazers and Charlotte Hornets tied for the league's third worst record. The Pistons are just three years removed from having the ..read more

Former Toronto Raptors fan fave Yuta Watanabe is returning home to Japan. On an Instagram live broadcast today, Watanabe announced his plans to end his NBA career after six years and head back to his native country in order to play professional basketball there, as per Japanese reporter Takeshi Shibata. Watanabe also shared a graphic on X commemorating his career. “Although there were a lot of things that happened, it was the best six years ever,” Watanabe wrote ..read more

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