Raptor fans still believe in their team
The Raptors’ opening night didn’t go exactly the way the team’s fans would have wanted, losing 98-93 to the new-look New York Knicks, but the Toronto faithful are still supportive of their club.
Chris Bosh
Bosh too big for Toronto
After a close loss to the New York Knicks in game one of the Raptors’ season it was apparent Toronto missed the presence of their former star forward Chris Bosh.
The five-time all-star didn’t share the same sentiment towards his former team, though.
Keon, Carter among Toronto’s most bitter departures
It has been reported this week that Manchester United’ s Wayne Rooney wants out – possibly in favour of cross-town rival Manchester City. As the star of Man U, his exit would be considered a…
Raptors hope free agents can fill the middle
With training camp less than a week away the Toronto Raptors may be searching the free agent pool to fill a gaping hole in the middle.
Report: Bosh linked to Galea
After a summer filled with newfound publicity for former Raptors star Chris Bosh, the latest headlines containing his name have him paired with infamous Canadian doctor Anthony Galea.
Back to drawing board as Raps head to training camp
After an off-season rampant with change for the Toronto Raptors, they look to usher in a new era starting with the opening of training camp on October 1.
Raptors get defensive and beat Pistons
Andrea Bargnani earned his first double-double of the campaign and Toronto managed to hold off a late surge from the visiting Detroit Pistons to defeat them 110-99 on Wednesday night.
Raptors will need defence against Detroit
Heading into their fourth game of the season the Raptors know it’s time to start focusing on defence Wednesday night (7 p.m. ET) as they host the Detroit Pistons.
Raptors look for 2-0 start in Memphis
The Toronto Raptors look to win their second in a row Friday night (8 p.m. ET) as they face the Grizzlies in Memphis.
Raptors surprise Cavs in season opener
In what was expected to be a showcase between two stars from the 2003 NBA draft, a 2006 draftee ended up stealing the show.