With the Raptors 905 ready to kick off their season this Saturday, keep an eye on these three story lines moving forward for the NBA-D League's newest team.
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As if he really didn’t need to explain himself, Jose Bautista did anyway in the Players Tribunal with an article he released yesterday.
With the departure of yet another innovative mind, Toronto sports fans must come to grips of being the “Evil Empire” that we so thoroughly rooted against.
Tim Leiweke had a brief stay as president and CEO of MLSE, but his mark on Toronto sports may last a generation.
Toronto Blue Jays fans were loud and proud last night during an 11-8 win over the Kansas City Royals at the Rogers Centre.
Any legitimate Toronto Raptors fan who follows the NBA regularly knows the difference between a “star” and “superstar”. Are Lowry & DeRozan superstars?
When Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista flipped that bat, he was releasing the frustrations of an entire city that has wanted a winner for over two decades.
A week of heartbreak that turned into hope down in Arlington, has now brought the Blue Jays back to square one with a winner take all game in Toronto.
The journey will always be more fun than the destination, in Blue Jays land, that has never rang truer.
The GTA high school basketball scene has been up considerably for the last six years or so, with the best crop of talent the world has seen in that time.
With a match against Argentina to open this year's FIBA America's, Canada Basketball will take the first step towards becoming a basketball power.
After winning the MVP at the NPH Hamilton Showcase, Jaelin Llewellyn has joined The Athlete Institute’s Orangeville Prep team for the 2015-16 school year.
It’s hard to describe what it’s like walking into a gym that contains, quite possibly, the greatest group of talent that Canada Basketball has ever produced
The contract dispute between Tristan Thompson and Cleveland this summer could be the Toronto Raptors gain next year.
It seems like the hammer has officially dropped on the AL East, and that hammer is the Toronto Blue Jays.
Canadian NBA players and Toronto Raptors alike descend upon Jarvis Collegiate to participate in the best streetball league this country has ever seen, the Nike Crown League.
Any notion of Jamal Murray being a glorified spectator for the rest of these Pan Am games flew out of the window last night.
With the NBA free agency season in full swing, the Toronto Raptors may very well have a few moves left to make, and one may or may not include Terrence Ross
The news came as somewhat of a surprise, but Cory Joseph is now the second ever Toronto native to sign with his hometown Toronto Raptors.
Anthony Bennett. Carl English, Jamal Murray, and Thomas Scrubb are among names invited to the Pan Am games training camp for Canada Basketball.