Blake Murphy

Raptors get glimpse of where they'd like to go in loss to Cavaliers

Blake Murphy

Raptors Notebook: Where things stand after Ingram, Battle contracts

The move to lock up Brandon Ingram to a three-year, $120 million contract provides a good deal of clarity to the Raptors front office and, barring a summer trade, some real roster certainty for 2025-26. Blake Murphy digs in to the Raps' ramifications.

Evaluating key areas that will determine Brandon Ingram’s fit with Raptors

How Raptors' cap, roster picture look after Ingram deadline acquisition

What follows is not a subjective analysis of the moves. It is an objective explanation as to why and how the Raptors made them, and where things stand heading into the 2025 off-season. Let’s reset for the remainder of this year and the summer ahead.

Raptors' youth movement, 'ethical tank' back on in loss to Knicks

The Raptors could get used to things looking the way they did Tuesday. After Thursday's trade deadline, they may have no choice.

Raptors NBA trade deadline 2025 primer: Rules, assets, future outlook and more

Raptors Takeaways: Toronto outclassed by Bucks team with lofty expectations

The Raptors were overmatched against a Bucks team with championship aspirations on Friday. Blake Murphy provides his takeaways from a loss that nudges the Raptors to 10-32 on the season. Blake Murphy provides his takeaways

Raptors Takeaways: Another disappointing showing in NYC

After a pretty strong first half and a nice response early in the third quarter as things started teetering, the Raptors lost their footing, hung their heads, and saw a superior Knicks team run away with it on Wednesday. Here are some takeaways from another Raptors loss.

Bold NBA predictions for 2025: Thunder turn title-favourites after trade

Raptors defence historically bad as losing streak hits nine

With six minutes to go, it wasn’t a question of if the Grizzlies would hang an embarrassing number on the Raptors. It was a question of if it would be a historically embarrassing number. And not even that could coerce much defensive execution, writes Blake Murphy.