A Guide to the Toronto Raptors in Ontario

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Welcome to your ultimate resource on the Toronto Raptors! Learn about the rich history of Canada’s premier NBA team, explore detailed player profiles, stay updated with the latest game analyses and more. From their historic championship win in 2019 to their current roster and future prospects, you can learn everything you need to know about the Raptors. Join us as we follow the team's journey and efforts to make a significant impact in the upcoming NBA season.

Important Players On the Roster

The Toronto Raptors roster boasts several key players who are vital to the team's success. Scottie Barnes, the 2022 NBA Rookie of the Year, continues to be a cornerstone with his versatile skill set and defensive prowess. 

⭐️ Starters
  • PG Immanuel Quickley
  • SG Gary Trent Jr.
  • SF RJ Barrett
  • SF Brandon Ingram
  • PF Scottie Barnes
  • C Jakob Poeltl
📈 Contributors Off the Bench
  • SG Gradey Dick
  • PF Ochai Agbaji
  • G Bruce Brown
  • C Kelly Olynyk

 

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🏟️ Toronto Raptors Arena

The Toronto Raptors play their home games at the Scotiabank Arena, located in downtown Toronto, Ontario. The arena, which opened in 1999, is a multi-purpose venue and also hosts the Leafs as well as some of the worlds greatest musical concerts. If you are in Toronto, going to a game in person is must see!

Toronto Raptors FAQ

The Toronto Raptors are owned by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd. Rogers Communications serves as the controlling majority owner, with a 75% stake in the Raptors. In comparison, Larry Tanenbaum's Sports handles the other 25% of the team. 

The Toronto Raptors are currently the only NBA team in Canada and play at the Scotiabank Arena. There used to be two, as the Memphis Grizzlies were in Vancouver from their inception in 1995 before moving to Tennessee in 2001

The best Raptors players of all time include Vince Carter, a six-time All-Star and 1999 Rookie of the Year, who played for the team from 1998 to 2004, and Kawhi Leonard, who played one season but was the 2019 NBA Finals MVP. 

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