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Kawhi and the Raptors are “locked in” on Day 1 of Training Camp - Raptors Republic (opens the original)
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Training Camp tipped off for the Toronto Raptors in Quebec City on Tuesday. Here are three things that happened that you need to know about. Leonard dawned the black and white OVO practice jerseys for the first time, but he and Alijah Martin were the only players who didn’t take part in the live scrimmage portion of practice on day 1. Darko Rajakovic said that Leonard was “locked in” and is healthy, but he had not been able to play live while the trade was on pause. Nate Bittle and Andre Jackson
How Kyle Lowry made Toronto believe in the Raptors - Raptors Republic (opens the original)
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On July 11th, 2012, the Toronto Raptors were a directionless franchise. For most of their existence, they had been the laughing stock of the league. Save for a few years centered around Vinsanity, the team had no marquee names or moments. Coaches came and went. Players abandoned ship or didn’t show up, reluctant to deal with the metric system or the frigid winter temperatures. The city hadn’t won anything in any of the three major pro leagues since the 1990s, and basketball, of all of them, seem
Canada continues its undefeated FIBA streak with a dominant win against Jamaica - Raptors Republic (opens the original)
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Team Canada had already advanced. They’ve already shown they’re dominant against their division. But Monday was the cherry on top. They didn’t start out with the same offensive explosion they had against Puerto Rico, but it didn’t take long for Canada to Get Busy in this game, and they did it defensively, forcing nine turnovers in the first quarter, pushing in transition relentlessly, and scoring nearly half of their points on the break. Oh, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander put a Jamaican on a poster
Canada dominates Puerto Rico in FIBA World Cup Qualifiers in SGA’s hometown - Raptors Republic (opens the original)
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The summer of 2026 for Canada Basketball has been all about commitment. While the Senior Men’s team has already advanced to the next round of FIBA World Cup qualification, their commitment to dominance was on full display in front of a sold-out crowd of 11,000 in Hamilton on Friday in a 110-84 win against Puerto Rico. “For as long as I’ve known Hamilton, they’ve always loved sports,” Gilgeous-Alexander said post-game. “For a homegrown kid that’s involved to be amplified, and that’s what we got t
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