Toronto Raptors: Trade Value Rankings on Deadline Day

By Ben Fisher | Mar 25, 2021

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The clock is ticking on Masai Ujiri, Bobby Webster and the Toronto Raptors, as they face some potentially franchise-altering moves ahead of Thursday’s NBA trade deadline.

With their recent nine-game losing skid dramatically moving the club towards a ‘sellers’ distinction, it feels like the right time to move away from which big man we might add for a playoff push and instead take stock of our own roster.

For the purpose of this exercise, I mean more than just Kyle Lowry and Norm Powell. While a mass fire sale is highly unlikely by Thursday at 3:00 pm ET, it’s worth examining the trade value of the entire Raptors roster, both in terms of trade value and their value within the organization. For the purposes of this list, I will go in reverse order, from least valuable to most.

Some Toronto Raptors players have little trade value

Which Raptors players could be traded for a bag of chips? Which ones will require the moon and the stars to be traded?

Let’s dive in.