The Toronto Raptors have listed Gradey Dick as questionable to play Wednesday night against the Washington Wizards

The Toronto Raptors will have Ochai Agbaji and Jakob Poeltl available on Monday against the New Orleans Pelicans

While it's usual that a team with head coach Tom Thibodeau at the helm plays the starting lineup for the majority of each contest, New York's bench scoring production has dropped off a cliff compared to recent seasons, with the reserves averaging just 21.3 points.

Centre Jakob Poeltl and wing Ochai Agbaji are available to suit up for the Raptors as they take on the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday night, head coach Darko Rajakovic told reporters.

Agbaji had to get three stitches on his right hand during Wednesday's game against Boston in Toronto. The Raptors forward played 12 minutes before being ruled out for the rest of the game ...

The suddenly surging Toronto Raptors aim to extend their season-best three-game winning streak when they return home to face the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday night.

Before this recent six-in-seven run of wins, and during a period when an injured Barnes missed 35 of 88 games, Toronto's record was 4-31.

Toronto hosts New Orleans looking to prolong its three-game win streak. Monday's meeting is the first of the season between the teams.

Raptors: Guard Ochai Agbaji needed three stitches to close a cut on his right hand after being injured in the second quarter. He did not return. Jamal Shead's 3 with 7:36 to play capped a 12-4 Toronto run to start the fourth quarter and gave the Raptors a ...

For Toronto, Chris Boucher (illness) is questionable, while Ochai Agbaji (right hand; laceration) and Immanuel Quickley (left hip; strain) are out. KEY STATS: The Magic have won four straight games over the Raptors, including the first meeting between the ...

Yet league sources stressed over the weekend that the Lakers are not expected to join the hunt for either Vučević or Toronto’s Jakob Poeltl … while oft-suggested Lakers target Walter

It hasn't exactly been "home sweet home" on the current homestand for the Atlanta Hawks, a trend they hope to reverse when they host the Toronto Raptors on Saturday for the latter game of their two-game series.