The Raptors are putting major trust in Darko Rajakovic by giving him an extension after their all-in Kawhi Leonard trade.
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Kawhi Leonard is back with the Toronto Raptors, giving the franchise a championship ceiling, but it comes with familiar risks.
The Toronto Raptors missed out on LaMelo Ball, leaving Toronto searching for another way to fix its glaring weaknesses.
The Raptors missed a chance to address one of their needs after Isaiah Stewart was traded to the Grizzlies.
If the Cavaliers’ playoff collapse leads to major changes, the Raptors should be ready to pursue Jarrett Allen.
Bobby Webster’s extension gives the Toronto Raptors stability, but it also raises expectations for the long-term future.
If the Toronto Raptors made Immanuel Quickley available, the Houston Rockets could help them solve a long-term roster problem.
The Raptors’ Mikel Brown Jr. workout raises questions about whether Toronto could trade up for the risky but talented guard.
The Raptors have the assets to improve this offseason, but they must be careful about how they use them.
Scottie Barnes had the two-way impact, team success and all-around production to deserve stronger All-NBA consideration.
OG Anunoby’s Finals run with the Knicks should remind Raptors fans how special Toronto’s 2019 championship core truly was.
Jalen Duren’s All-NBA selection could complicate his future with the Pistons and give the Raptors a reason to watch closely.
Scottie Barnes missed All-Defense First Team. His late-season dip shows why the Raptors cannot ask him to carry everything.
Collin Murray-Boyles’ All-Rookie honor gives the Toronto Raptors another reason to believe they have a future star.
OG Anunoby is helping the Knicks chase the Finals, while the Raptors have built a clearer future around Scottie Barnes.
The Raptors' playoff flaws were clear, and Myles Turner could address several if the Bucks decide to move their veteran pieces.
Ingram’s first season in Toronto was a success, but his playoff injury leaves the Raptors facing a difficult question.
The Raptors need more shooting and ball handling, and the Thunder’s crowded roster could give Toronto a realistic trade partner.
The Thunder and Spurs are showing the Raptors what it really takes to join the NBA’s championship tier.
The Pistons’ stunning rise gives the Raptors a blueprint to follow as they build around their young core.