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The Raptors haven't made the postseason since 2008, but the future is still bright for Toronto.

The Toronto Raptors are projected to have the number eight pick in this June's upcoming draft, though of course it could be a bit lower or as high as number one.

After another season without playoff basketball, the Toronto Raptors need to do something big in the offseason to reverse that trend next year.

Six day away from the annual ritual that is the lottery. Don't let the Raptors 2.8% chance of winning the lottery get you down, think of it this way: the Raptors have a 10% chance of getting a top three pick! That's because 2.8 + 3.3 + 3.9 = 10.

Late nights on Ebay again have not only yielded one of the best things Can Ball Ray has found in weeks but also one of the strangest.

As of yesterday, the NBA draft lottery was exactly a week away. Guest columnist Jeyan Jeganathan is hoping for a top three pick so that the Raptors can secure their shooting guard of the future, Bradley Beal.

It has been an intriguing offseason thus far for the Toronto Raptors, that is to be sure.

Analysis: He's averaged 22.3 points in the last three games. - DeRozan had 22 points in a win over the Celtics on Friday.

"He's really good at getting to the line." It's spoken as a great compliment to a player and it makes sense.

Earlier this evening we noted the expectations that were likely on DeMar DeRozan as he entered his third NBA off-season. When he was drafted, names like " Vince Carter " and " Kobe Bryant " were bandied about, but so far, he's looked much more like Josh Childress or Antoine Wright early in their careers; their are moments of brilliance and ... (more)

Missed posting a note about this on Friday but it appears that there's a revamped version of the NBA's Competition Committee, and Toronto Raptors' GM and President Bryan Colangelo is part of it.

The Toronto Raptors regular season is done and over with, thus leaving fans with yet another offseason of theories of what could have been.

Not too many left over for tomorrow and I've got a few hours this afternoon while watching the Champions League final before putting a big hunk of red meat on the barbecue to putter around so there's time left to click here and do it.

The Toronto Raptors are in a truly unenviable position when it comes to the composition of their roster.

Mitch Lawrence of the NY Daily News reported the NBA 's lone Canadian franchise is interested in signing the New York Knicks point guard in free agency.

ATLANTA Long out of the playoff race, the Toronto Raptors are now playing the role of spoilers.

That's the question posed via Stephen Brotherston of Hoopsworld.com in a post that just hit the wire a few hours ago.

In a season that many NBA franchises may remember more for injuries than the results on the court, it becomes easy to speculate just how much better things might have gone if certain players could have played the entire season.

After a small break in Raptors discussion, the HQ is back, summing up the season that was.

The playoffs settle the most important NBA question -- who is the best team in the league? But The Finals can't answer everything.