The Toronto Raptors have a new-look front court after losing Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka to free agency.

A source close to the team confirmed a report Saturday that the Raptors had re-signed the 26-year-old to a four-year, US$85-million deal, keeping one of the best backcourts in the league intact.

After getting bounced from the NBA playoffs the Toronto Raptors have numerous decisions to make, both on and off the court, heading into next season.

The series is now a best-of three heading into Monday's Game 5.

Toronto Raptors stars Fred VanVleet and Norm Powell say the team has discussed the Jacob Blake shooting and have talked about the potential of boycotting NBA playoff games.

"You know coming down here and making a choice to play was supposed to not be in vain, but it's just starting to feel like everything we're doing is going through the motions and nothing's really changing,''

"I think it’s just important to keep encouraging people to spend with their local businesses." Fred VanVleet said.

"Unfortunately this man had to lose his life, but I think it was a boiling point and people are just fed up, and I think it's time for a change and everybody's seeing that," VanVleet said.

"People's health and well being and frame of mind is a lot more important than a couple million here or there, because we're all filthy rich compared to what we came from in the first place, so I don't think anybody's crying over it," VanVleet said.

The defending NBA champions were hoping to keep rolling right into the All-Star break but couldn't find the form that helped them average 121.2 points and shoot 50 per cent over the previous 15 games.