Full schedule, tickets, roster and Scotiabank Arena guide for Toronto's NBA franchise.
The full Toronto Raptors roster for the 2026-2027 NBA season.
| Player | # | Pos | Age | Height | Weight | College | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kyle Anderson | F | 32 | 6' 8" | 230 lbs | UCLA | -- | |
| Scottie Barnes | 4 | F | 25 | 6' 8" | 237 lbs | Florida State | $41,754,690 |
| RJ Barrett | 9 | F | 26 | 6' 6" | 214 lbs | Duke | $29,616,071 |
| Jamison Battle | 77 | F | 25 | 6' 7" | 220 lbs | Ohio State | $2,296,271 |
| Nate Bittle | C | 23 | 7' 0" | 250 lbs | Oregon | -- | |
| Jaden Bradley | G | 22 | 6' 3" | 205 lbs | Arizona | -- | |
| Gradey Dick | 1 | G | 22 | 6' 7" | 200 lbs | Kansas | $7,131,510 |
| Allen Graves | F | 20 | 6' 8" | 225 lbs | Santa Clara | -- | |
| Chucky Hepburn | 24 | G | 23 | 6' 0" | 193 lbs | Louisville | -- |
| Brandon Ingram | 3 | F | 28 | 6' 8" | 190 lbs | Duke | $40,000,000 |
| Andre Jackson Jr. | 44 | G | 24 | 6' 6" | 209 lbs | UConn | -- |
| Trayce Jackson-Davis | 32 | F | 26 | 6' 9" | 245 lbs | Indiana | $2,406,205 |
| Trey Jemison III | C | 26 | 6' 10" | 270 lbs | UAB | -- | |
| A.J. Lawson | 0 | G | 26 | 6' 6" | 179 lbs | South Carolina | -- |
| Alijah Martin | 55 | G | 24 | 6' 2" | 212 lbs | Florida | -- |
| Collin Murray-Boyles | 30 | F | 21 | 6' 7" | 245 lbs | South Carolina | $6,649,560 |
| Jakob Poeltl | 19 | C | 30 | 7' 0" | 253 lbs | Utah | $19,500,000 |
| Immanuel Quickley | 5 | G | 27 | 6' 2" | 190 lbs | Kentucky | $32,500,000 |
| Jamal Shead | 23 | G | 24 | 6' 1" | 200 lbs | Houston | $2,296,271 |
| Ja'Kobe Walter | 14 | G | 21 | 6' 4" | 180 lbs | Baylor | $3,811,800 |
The Toronto Raptors are the Greater Toronto Area's NBA franchise, founded in 1995 and the only NBA team based in Canada. The Raptors won their first NBA Championship in 2019, defeating the Golden State Warriors 4–2 in the Finals, with Kawhi Leonard named Finals MVP — a title that turned the whole country into Raptors fans.
The team plays its home games at Scotiabank Arena, located in Toronto's South Core, steps from Union Station in the downtown core. The franchise's primary colors are red, black and silver, instantly recognizable across the league.
Today the Raptors are built around a young, homegrown core led by Scottie Barnes, the 2022 Rookie of the Year, alongside Canadian wing RJ Barrett and guard Immanuel Quickley. The 2026-2027 season is another chapter for a franchise that pairs its 2019 championship pedigree with high hopes for its next generation.
The Raptors have built their identity around stars and steady role players. Here are the names that have shaped the franchise's recent and historic story:
The face of the new-era Raptors. Drafted fourth overall in 2021, Barnes was named NBA Rookie of the Year in 2022 and has since grown into an All-Star-caliber, do-everything forward. His size, playmaking and defensive versatility make him the player Toronto is building around.
A scoring wing and a genuine local hero, Barrett was born in Mississauga, Ontario, and grew up dreaming of playing for the Raptors. The Canadian national-team standout brings shot-making and toughness, and his homecoming trade made him one of the most popular players in the building.
The Raptors' floor general, Quickley is a quick, fearless guard who can score in bunches and run the offense. A former NBA Sixth Man of the Year finalist, he gives Toronto a dynamic creator in the backcourt for the years ahead.
A long, smooth-scoring wing and former All-Star, Ingram adds elite shot-creation and size on the perimeter. His ability to get a bucket in tough moments gives the Raptors a proven offensive weapon alongside their young core.
A skilled, reliable big man, Poeltl anchors the Raptors' defense and finishes around the rim. A second-stint Raptor who returned to Toronto by trade, he brings screen-setting, rim protection and veteran steadiness to the frontcourt.
Hired in 2023, Rajakovic leads the Raptors' rebuild around their young core. Known for his player development and a free-flowing, ball-movement offense, he is shaping the identity of the next chapter of Toronto basketball.
The coaching staff also relies on developing young talent and veteran role players who bring the experience every team needs. Roster depth and a clear long-term plan are strengths going into the 2026-2027 campaign.
The NBA regular season runs from October 2026 to April 2027, with 82 games total — 41 of them at home at Scotiabank Arena. Playoffs, if the team qualifies, extend the season into May and possibly June 2027. You can browse the full NBA Canada 2026-2027 schedule for the detailed list of games with dates, times and opponents.
Here are direct links to each month of the season for Raptors games (and games for the Toronto Tempo when their seasons overlap):
Raptors tickets are among the most sought-after in the Greater Toronto Area. Demand spikes for marquee games. Here's how to maximize your chances:
For deeper guidance on smart ticket buying, check our guide Toronto Raptors ticket prices.
The Scotiabank Arena sits in Toronto's South Core, steps from Union Station in the downtown core. Opened in 1999, it's the home of the Raptors (NBA) and the NHL's Maple Leafs, and one of the premier sports and entertainment venues in the Greater Toronto Area. During the playoffs, the Maple Leaf Square plaza outside fills with fans and becomes the famous "Jurassic Park."
The arena seats roughly 18,000 fans for basketball. The lower bowl offers the closest, premium views; the upper level (platinum/terrace) holds the more affordable seats. Courtside and suite seating make up the high-end premium experience.
For a complete game-day playbook, see our guide How to attend an NBA game in Toronto.
Some matchups deserve a star next to them on your calendar. Here are the must-see games for the 2026-2027 season:
The NBA regular season typically tips off around the third week of October 2026 and ends in late April 2027. Preseason exhibition games run in September. If the team qualifies for playoffs, the season extends through May and possibly June 2027.
Prices vary widely based on opponent, day of the week and seat location. Expect roughly $30-90 for upper-level seats, around $120-500 for lower-bowl seats, and $800+ for courtside and premium experiences on marquee nights.
The simplest car-free route is the TTC subway Line 1 to Union Station, just steps from the arena, with GO Transit, the PATH and streetcar connections nearby. Driving is straightforward too, with on-site and nearby parking lots — just arrive early on game nights.
Yes, December 2026 typically features several home games, potentially including a holiday matchup. Check our monthly calendar page for exact dates.
Yes — the Raptors won their first and only NBA Championship in 2019, beating the Golden State Warriors 4–2 in the Finals, with Kawhi Leonard named Finals MVP. It was the first NBA title ever won by a team based in Canada.
Many fans point to Kyle Lowry, the franchise's all-time leader in several categories and a 2019 champion. Others cite Vince Carter, who put the franchise on the map, or Kawhi Leonard, whose 2019 Finals MVP run delivered the title. Loyal scorers such as DeMar DeRozan and homegrown champion Pascal Siakam also rank among the all-time greats.
Yes — the Toronto Tempo are the area's brand-new WNBA franchise, playing at Coca-Cola Coliseum at Exhibition Place (May to October season) and offering top-tier basketball at often more accessible price points than the NBA.
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