2021 NBA Draft Primer Part 2: Players to Target at the 7th Pick
The Raptors have the 7th best odds in the draft lottery on June 22nd. Assuming they stay in that spot for the draft, these are the five players who deserve their consideration.
Brendan Stewart
2021 NBA Draft Primer Part 1: The Big Five
The first in a three part series that will help get Raptors fans familiarized with a few important draft prospects this year.
Gameday: Raptors vs Grizzlies, May 8
It's only a matter of time before the Raptors have their playoff chances extinguished. At least we get to watch some Ja Morant!
Quick Reaction: Raptors 129, Wizards 131
The Raptors begin to lose their sights on the play-in game, as this overtime loss to the Wizards puts them in an even deeper hole behind the 10th seed.
Quick Reaction: Raptors 103, Hawks 108
The Raptors lose to the Hawks in a battle of shorthanded teams. Time is running out, and they are now in position for the 6th best odds in the lottery.
Quick Reaction: Bulls 122, Raptors 113
Raps lose a tough one to Chicago. There's now an increasing gap between the Raptors and the play-in game, but a decreasing gap between them and the first overall pick.
Quick Reaction: Raptors 112, Jazz 115
Raps fall to the Jazz, extend losing streak to 7 games. OG Anunoby returns, but so do the missed clutch shots.
Raptors Draft Prospect: Ty-Shon Alexander, 6’4″ G, 22, Creighton
The same machine that produced Norman Powell and Terence Davis is now back at it with Ty-Shon Alexander.
Raptors Draft Prospect: Zeke Nnaji – 6’10″ C, 19, Arizona
Is that Bebe? Is it Nerlens Noel? No, it's Zeke Nnaji and he's a bit of a beast.