The Toronto Raptors are entering next season with a strong restructured roster to chase the championship title. Led by 2024 ...

The NBA has set the 2025–26 salary cap at $154.647 million, officially locking in Scottie Barnes’ five-year, $224.2 million ...

TORONTO — Scottie Barnes’ second NBA game was his first big NBA moment, but it was a game against the Brooklyn Nets when he showed he could be a star.In response to Kevin Durant slaying his ...

Scottie Barnes is ready to go. It’s been three weeks since the Toronto Raptors All-Star suffered an orbital bone fracture in the final minutes of a loss to the Denver Nuggets late last month.

Dec 3, 2024; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes (4) tries to dribble around Indiana Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard (2) during the first half at Scotiabank Arena.

According to recent reports by NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, Scottie Barnes, the Toronto Raptors’ all-star guard, is expected to sign a rookie contract extension for up to $270 million ...

Scottie Barnes is the future. He’s been the bright spot for this Toronto Raptors team that has been otherwise disastrously disappointing all season. But no matter how bad this year gets, Barnes ...

The Toronto Raptors and Scottie Barnes will be continuing their partnership for a very long time. On Monday, it was announced that the two sides have worked out a massive long-term extension.

Toronto is 1-3 and plays seven of its next 12 games on the road. Should Barnes return in roughly three weeks, he’d be back in time for the team’s four-game road trip that begins Thanksgiving week.

So Toronto funneled as much responsibility as possible to Barnes this season. He’s touching the ball almost 10 extra times a game as compared to last year, and each touch averages approximately ...

Scottie Barnes And His Alleged Girlfriend (Image Source: X/@B1ackSchefter, Getty Images) Toronto Raptors star Scottie Barnes began his NBA career on a strong note as the fourth overall pick in the ...

Scottie Barnes didn’t touch the ball. In a sense, that’s normal. He’s the team’s power forward, and power forwards aren’t usually primary ball-handlers.