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Masai Ujiri Reportedly Negotiating to Become Toronto Raptors' New GM

Masai Ujiri may be the NBA's reigning Executive of the Year, but don't expect the Denver Nuggets to fight to retain his services. According to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski, the Toronto Raptors are engaged with serious negotiations to make Ujiri their next general manager. Show More Summary

Raptors in Hot Pursuit of Denver’s GM Masai Ujiri

Denver’s Masai Ujiri is fresh off of an NBA Executive of the Year award, which automatically makes him the most coveted GM in the league. The Toronto Raptors are now looking for a new GM and they were given permission to speak with Ujiri. Loyalty is one thing, but money is another. According to reports, [...]

Report: Raptors going after Ujiri for GM vacancy

The Denver Nuggets are letting general manager Masai Ujiri, the NBA's Executive of the Year, meet with the Toronto Raptors about their GM vacancy, Yahoo Sports is reporting.

Toronto Raptors to Interview Denver Nuggets GM Masai Ujiri

To-Do List for Toronto Raptors' Jonas Valanciunas to Return Better Next Season

In just his first full season with the Toronto Raptors, 21-year-old Jonas Valanciunas already has fans buzzing over the long-term potential he has moving forward with this basketball team. His selection with the fifth overall pick in...Show More Summary

Toronto Raptors: Can the Raptors Make a Push into the Playoffs Next Season?

Last season had its up and downs for the Toronto Raptors. They started off the season horribly. It seemed like Toronto might once again be one of the bottom-feeders of the Eastern Conference. Right after Andrea Bargnani went down with an arm injury in a game against the Portland Trailblazers, the Raptors seemed to pick up the pace. Show More Summary

Should the Toronto Raptors Trade into the 2013 NBA Draft?

Currently, the Toronto Raptors will get nothing from the 2013 NBA draft. They gave up their first-round pick to the Houston Rockets for Kyle Lowry in 2012 and they dealt away their second-round pick to the Dallas Mavericks for Solomon Alabi in 2010. Show More Summary

Help Wanted Ad for Toronto Raptors' Head Coaching Position

The Toronto Sun reports that Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment has finally decided to remove Bryan Colangelo from the general manager position but keep him as president of the Toronto Raptors, Now the organization has likely turned its attention to head coach Dwane Casey. Show More Summary

Raptors' Colangelo out as GM, still president

Bryan Colangelo is still president of the Toronto Raptors, but he's no longer the club's general manager.

Bryan Colangelo out of basketball operations with Toronto Raptors

Bryan Colangelo's time as the Toronto Raptors' basketball decision-maker appears to be over. The two-time NBA Executive of the Year has lost his title as general manager, and while he will remain in the organization as the club's president,...Show More Summary

Toronto Raptors keep Bryan Colangelo as president, will seek a general manager

Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment President and CEO Tim Leiweke announced Tuesday that he has revamped the senior leadership of the Toronto Raptors in preparation for next season. Bryan Colangelo has had his contract extended as the team’s President and will report directly to Mr. Leiweke. The club has also created a new position of [...]

Toronto Raptors to Remove Bryan Colangelo from GM Job

Raptors moving Bryan Colangelo out of basketball operations

The Toronto Raptors are moving executive Bryan Colangelo out of basketball operations and into a corporate position with the team. Yahoo! Sports reported Monday that the Raptors are making the move because they are interested in hiring Denver Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri to take over their front office. Colangelo has run the team’s basketball operations for [...]

Bryan Colangelo Reportedly Will Remain with Raptors in Corporate Role

The Toronto Raptors reportedly have decided to cut ties with current president and general manager Bryan Colangelo, sort of. According to Doug Smith of The Toronto Star, Colangelo will be relieved of his current duties, but will remain...Show More Summary

Toronto Raptors: How the 2012 Offseason Will Get Bryan Colangelo Fired

The Toronto Raptors 2012 offseason began with a bit of a curveball thrown their way. Because the Raptors finished the season strong by winning 98-67 over the New Jersey Nets, the Raptors lost the chance to pick seventh overall and lost out on potential star small forward Harrison Barnes. Show More Summary

Marc Gasol Proving in 2013 NBA Playoffs He's Memphis Grizzlies' Real Star

Rudy Gay who? That's the rhetorical question Marc Gasol and his Memphis Grizzlies have earned the right to ask. When they traded Gay to the Toronto Raptors, there were plenty of mixed emotions. Depending on who was speaking, Memphis was either better off or absolutely screwed. Show More Summary

Biggest Questions the Toronto Raptors Must Answer This Offseason

Now that it’s the offseason, the Toronto Raptors can take some time to regroup and fix what’s not perfect. In particular, they need to make some decisions about specific individuals involved with the Raptors, whether they be managers, coaches or players. Show More Summary

Phil Jackson Reportedly Unlikely to Take Front-Office Job with Toronto Raptors

Former Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson has made it no secret that he hopes to find a new home in the NBA in a new capacity, but it looks now like he won’t be finding that home with the Toronto Raptors. As reported by Michael...Show More Summary

Report: Do the Toronto Raptors Have Best Chance at Landing Phil Jackson?

According to Toronto Sun Reporter Ryan Wolstat, who tweeted a quote from ESPN's Marc Stein, the Toronto Raptors have the best chance at landing retired head coach Phil Jackson because of his old connection to Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment...Show More Summary

Gameplan for Fixing Toronto Raptors' Offense and Defense Next Season

Though the Toronto Raptors ended the 2012-13 season with a bang, they began slowly and disappointingly with a 4-19 record and were shaken up by the big trade for Rudy Gay in January. Now, the Raptors must look toward next season in order to identify the greatest problem areas on the court. Show More Summary