Ujiri speaks: ‘We’re open for business,’ D-League, second-round picks, ‘Greivis says a lot of things’
General manager Masai Ujiri spoke Tuesday morning about being “open for business,” the D-League, the draft and Greivis Vasquez’s comments.
General manager Masai Ujiri spoke Tuesday morning about being “open for business,” the D-League, the draft and Greivis Vasquez’s comments.
Will and Zarar search desperately for topics as the podcast continues unabated through a slow June, and to help it along are Dwane Casey's recent quotes, Tom Sterner piping up, and Brazilian's making comedy videos.
The trio is back as there's surprising consensus on Tristan Thompson versus Jonas Valanciunas; Terrence Ross is at it on Instagram again, and there's the run-of-the-mill Faried-for-Ross trade talk, and much more.
Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan have played two season together on the Raptors, and the results are less than impressive. Should they be given another chance?
The Toronto Raptors may need to hit the reset button, but what does that even look like?
The Raptors were an ascendant team, an easy sell to free agents, until the wheels fell off and made GM Masai Ujiri's job exponentially harder.
At the season post-mortem press conference, Masai Ujiri revealed that the Raptors are close to getting a D-League team.
A significant collapse over the second half of the season and a brutal first round sweep means an interesting summer ahead. And perhaps a Raptors fire sale?
Raptors Republic writer, Tim W., has come into possession of some of the texts some of the Raptors sent on Saturday.
As expected, Masai Ujiri has been fined by the NBA.
The Toronto Raptors held their playoff media availability session on Thursday and spit out a few fighting words against the Washington Wizards.
While lots of fans have been blaming coach Dwane Casey or some of the players for the Raptor's recent woes, it might be time to place a good chunk of the blame a little higher up the totem pole.