Basketball

• New Brunswick group hopes to foster pride in basketball’s Canadian roots

  A small town in New Brunswick is rallying to turn the world’s oldest basketball court into a museum and a proud symbol of Canada’s legacy in the sport.

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  Apr 20
  
• Ujiri says Raptors still working to get better

  Masai Ujiri believes there are three ways to build a successful NBA team: the draft, via trade or in free agency.

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  Apr 16
  
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• Rajakovic continuing to grow as Raptors head coach

  Darko Rajakovic is all about getting better. Whether that's developing players on the Toronto Raptors, supporting his staff, or pushing himself to be a better head coach, he wants to improve.

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  Apr 15
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• Raptors optimistic about 2025-26 season

  Scottie Barnes leaned back in his chair, ran his hands through his hair, looked around the room and grinned when asked about the 2025-26 Toronto Raptors.

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  Apr 14
• Raptors sign centre Colin Castleton

  The Toronto Raptors signed centre Colin Castleton , the team announced Sunday.

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  Apr 13
• Toronto Raptors waive Robinson and Swider

  The Toronto Raptors waived centre Orlando Robinson and forward Cole Swider on Thursday. 

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  Apr 10
• Mogbo has first triple-double of his career

  As Jonathan Mogbo clocked out of the game for the last time, Scotiabank Arena announcer Herbie Kuhn announced that he was the first NBA rookie to complete a triple-double this season and the entire Toronto Raptors bench swarmed the 23-year-old forward.

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  Apr 9
• Raptors dominate Hornets despite resting starters

  Scottie Barnes had a double-double and the Raptors routed the Charlotte Hornets 126-96 on Wednesday as Toronto had its starters play limited minutes.

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  Apr 9
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• Brandon Ingram gets injection for ankle sprain

  Brandon Ingram has received an injection in his left ankle to help its recovery from a sprain.

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  Apr 9
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• Raptors have a different feel as season winds down

  The Toronto Raptors have missed the playoffs again and will be about 20 games below .500 when the regular season wraps up on Sunday, but something feels different this year.

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  Apr 8