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Raptors History  

The 2023-24 Toronto Raptors ended with 12th-place finish in the Eastern Conference and a 25-57 record, the Raptors were one of the lowest ranked teams in the NBA. In the 2022-23 season, the team finished an even .500 with an 11th-ranked offensive rating and 12th-ranked defensive rating. In the 2023-24 season, the team had a 24th-ranked offense and 25th-ranked defense. The team lost their second-leading scorer of the 2022-23 season, Fred VanVleet as he signed with the Houston Rockets in the offseason. The team's poor performance has given them prime draft selections and the Raptors will lean on their young core to build a competitive roster.   

The team had multiple top performers in the 2023-24 season including Pascal Siakam, RJ Barrett, and Scottie Barnes. Siakam represents the team's captain as he is the most experienced starter and led the team in scoring with 22.2 points per game. Following close behind him is young star, RJ Barrett. Barrett was acquired from the Knicks and averaged 21.8 points per game. The team's only All-Star came from emerging young star Scottie Barnes. The 22-year-old was selected by the Raptors in 2021 with the fourth overall pick and in his third season he averaged 19.9 points per game and was selected in his first all-star game. While the team lacked a true leading scorer, Barrett and Barnes are 23 and 22 respectively, and will represent the team's young core for seasons to come.

As the Raptors look to replace lost talent in the draft the team selected Grady Dick in the 2023 draft. In his rookie year, Dick averaged 23.4 minutes and 10.5 points. So far in the 2024-25 season, he has averaged 19 points per game and started 14 games. His improvement has solidified his status as an NBA-caliber player. In the 2024 draft, the team selected Ja’Kobe Walter 19th overall and Jonathan Mogbo 31st overall. Both of these picks have made their NBA debut with Walter playing 12.3 minutes per game and averaging 2.5 points per game and Mogbo averaging 15.6 minutes per game and 4,6 points per game. If these young Raptors players can continue to develop the team will be competitive for seasons to come.

By the end of the 2022-23 season, the Toronto Raptors found themselves at .500 with 41 wins and losses. The team did not make the playoffs with that record. Their road game record was the exact opposite of their home game record. On the road, the team finished 14-27, and at home, their record was 27-14. That road game record was what made it a challenge to get a playoff spot. 

Scottie Barnes played in 77 games, scoring 1179 points. He had 371 assists and scored 63 three-pointers. Fred VanVleet scored 1335 points in 69 games, totaling 2535 minutes played. 

The Toronto Raptors were playoff bound late in 2022. After a 48-34 winning record for the 2021-22 season, they entered the playoffs against the Philadelphia 76ers. The team put together a great fight but came up short. Pascal Siakam, Fred VanVleet, and Gary Trent Jr. will be ready for next season. When the time comes, they will take on great teams like the Memphis Grizzlies, Dallas Mavericks, and Utah Jazz. 

For years, it seemed like the Raptors produced great regular season results, but could not get over the top. A year ago that all changed. It began with the blockbuster trade last summer when the Raptors sent Demar DeRozen to the Spurs for small forward Kawhi Leonard. The Raptors then finished the regular season 58-24, which gave them the two seed in the Eastern Conference. Then once the playoffs started Kawhi Leonard gave us one of the most memorable stretches of play in sports history. During the 2019 playoffs, Leonard averaged 30.5 points and 9.1 rebounds per game. He led the Raptors to series victories over the Orlando Magic, Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals. For his success, Leonard left the Raptors in the offseason and signed a massive contract with the Los Angeles Clippers.