Chris Lambert
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Jamal Shead's extension solidifies his Raptors future and alters Immanuel Quickley's (opens the original)
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Kawhi Leonard isn’t the only Toronto Raptor getting extended, and no, it’s not RJ Barrett either. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that the Raptors and Jamal Shead have agreed to a three-year, $24 million contract extension ($8 million annual salary). This deal keeps Shead with the Raptors through the 2029-30 season. My immediate reaction to this deal is that it's a steal for Toronto, as Shead has grown into one of the premier backup point guards and someone who may even be leading the franchise f
Collin Murray-Boyles' offseason transformation should have Raptors fans dreaming big (opens the original)
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Collin Murray-Boyles’ rookie season ended in the best way possible, showing he can be a real win-now piece while delivering a phenomenal first playoff run. At Toronto Raptors media day, Darko Rajakovic spoke about CMB’s second year and how, entering the offseason, the staff challenged him to slim down and improve his conditioning. It appears Murray-Boyles met their expectations and then some. “He put in outstanding work. You know, not a lot of people know, but we talked to him that he needs to g
RJ Barrett extension update signals the Raptors want a trial run before committing (opens the original)
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One of the hottest talking points among the Toronto Raptors fan base this offseason, outside of the Kawhi Leonard saga, was RJ Barrett and his future in the Six. While training camp has tipped off in Quebec, the speculation around Barrett hasn’t disappeared, and fans got an update on the likelihood of a potential extension in Sportsnet’s Michael Grange’s latest piece. “According to league sources, the Raptors and Barrett’s long-time agent Bill Duffy have yet to sit down and have substantive conv
Scottie Barnes' comments suggest the offensive leap Raptors fans want (opens the original)
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As I sift through the never-ending stream of intriguing quotes at Toronto Raptors media day, I keep coming back to one thing Scottie Barnes said. Barnes was asked about his desire to avoid situations where he isn’t as involved on the offensive end, and his answer is something Raptors fans have been begging him to do and say. "I feel like sometimes I get that tendency of because I just love passing that I just try to make the right read every time by passing, but sometimes, you know, the right re
Raptors' media day motivation could fuel an even better defensive Scottie Barnes (opens the original)
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Following the Toronto Raptors media day, one thing I can say I'm certain of is that if one thing isn’t going to change from last year's team to this year's team, it’s the defense. No matter who stepped up to the podium, the message about defense was real simple: this team is still going to pride themselves on that end and remain disruptive defensively. Now, all of that is great to talk about, but none of it is possible with Scottie Barnes once again being an anchor for Toronto on that side of th
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