Basketball

A year ago, Chris Boucher was coming to terms with a confusing new reality. After playing a key role and bringing his trademark energy off the bench for several seasons under former Toronto Raptors head coach Nick Nurse, Boucher wasn’t playing much and, initially, he didn’t understand why.

Former Raptors executives Glen Grunwald and Richard Peddie look back on the good and the bad of the Vinsanity era in Toronto ahead of this weekend’s jersey retirement.

Toronto’s best and most important player will miss at least three weeks with a right orbital fracture, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Toronto tips off the 2024-25 campaign as a self-proclaimed rebuilding club facing a brutally tough schedule to start the season, Josh Lewenberg writes.

What started out as a pairing of convenience turned into a bond that could be advantageous for both players and their team going into the new season, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Jamal Shead is hoping to be the next in a long line of small guards to find success with the Toronto Raptors. It’s a history that dates back as far as the franchise does, 30 years ago, to its first ever draft pick and star, the 5-foot-10 Damon “Mighty Mouse” Stoudamire.

The injury bug is already in mid-season form. The Raptors opened training camp in Montreal last week and, notably, there were a few key players watching from the sidelines, or missing altogether.

The ambiguity that hung over the Toronto Raptors going into last season is gone and the direction is clear. They’re finally embracing the rebuild, and regardless of whether you agree with what came before it, so should we, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Nearly 26 years after scoring the first-ever basket at Scotiabank Arena, formerly Air Canada Centre, Vince Carter will become the first Toronto Raptors player to have his jersey go into the rafters.