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Raptors have a ready-made solution to support bold CMB–Jakob Poeltl lineup strategy (opens the original)
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Toronto’s plans at the starting center spot have been in focus for some time now. The conversation picked up last season amid all the adversity surrounding Jakob Poeltl, then kicked into another gear after the aging big man was largely outplayed by rising youngster Collin Murray-Boyles. Earlier this morning at Media Day, Raptors head coach Darko Rajaković took the podium to discuss Toronto’s resident “lean, mean, fighting machine,” as Bobby Webster put it a few days ago. Asked how he envisions e
Bobby Webster offers an important Kawhi Leonard reminder for rising Raptors roster (opens the original)
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Kawhi Leonard is expected to play a major role in the Raptors’ ambitious vision for the 2026-27 season and beyond. Even though we can’t help but feel a sense of 2018-19 nostalgia, this isn’t the same Raptors team that the Klaw arrived to all those years ago. His former co-stars, Kyle Lowry and Pascal Siakam, are long gone. It’s a different crew this time, more of a youth-driven movement rather than the dynamic squad that won the 2019 championship, but talent remains at its core. One of the bigge
Bobby Webster's Jakob Poeltl update should ease Raptors fans’ tensions for next year (opens the original)
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The upcoming 2026-27 season is sure to heavily spotlight our star duo in town, Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes. But I also think someone like Jakob Poeltl will garner a fair amount of attention, as Raptors fans will be watching closely to see if the big man is a lost cause or still shows signs of a turnaround. Last season, Poeltl largely looked like a walking red flag, thanks to a mix of age, injury concerns, and declining on-court performance. That situation fueled plenty of chatter in Raptors
Grizzlies have the tools to elevate Raptors and free them from Jakob Poeltl trenches (opens the original)
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The Raptors are poised to be major players in the Eastern Conference heading into next season. Kawhi Leonard is back and locked in for the future, and there are huge expectations around that game-changing deal for this Toronto squad moving forward. Plus, the continued rise and development of key pieces like Scottie Barnes, Collin Murray-Boyles, Ja’Kobe Walter, Jamal Shead, and the rest will all play crucial roles in determining just how high this Raptors team can soar. But even with their big fi
Kawhi Leonard immediately sparks hope for reversing Raptors' recent alarming trend (opens the original)
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Last season was a massive success for the Raptors, all things considered. After finishing the 2024-25 campaign as an 11th seed with a 30-52 record, the Raps quickly turned things around. They improved dramatically to finish 46-36, securing the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference and earning a playoff spot for the first time since the 2021-22 season. The Raptors had some strong stretches, most notably their November to remember run, which caught the league’s attention with a surging 12-3 record.
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