The “signed but could be moved” group(2): Koloko was the Raptors’ lone selection in this year’s draft and is expected to sign on July 1, per Raptors GM Bobby Webster, while Champagnie was extended a qualifying offer on Tuesday.
The “unsigned but will probably make it” group (2):Ĭhristian Koloko and Justin Champagnie don’t have too many similarities other than that they’re both unsigned but should feature in the lineup on opening night.
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Ron Harper Jr., an undrafted free agent out of Rutgers who reportedly is signing a two-way deal with the Raptors, also likely gets an early look to see what he’s made of in the opening day lineup. I’d imagine 20 draftees Malachi Flynn and Dalano Banton start the season with the Raptors after splitting time between the NBA and the G League last year. Barring any major moves, all of them should be locked in to stay in the Raptors’ lineup this season. There are always trade rumours, of course, but the Raptors seem more of a team that’s being approached rather than doing the shopping itself.Īll seven of these players are under contract for next season, with regular rotation spots this past year. There’s a group of seven (no relation to the art collective) Raptors players that seem destined to stick around in Toronto.
In six different groups, here’s how those 15 roster spots for October are shaping up. Toronto doesn’t seem in the market for a big free-agent splash, but it still should be a bit of finagling to see how things line up this October. The Raptors have 15 roster spots to fill, with 11 players currently under contract, three more players with either offers extended or verbal commitments and then a whole host of guys on the edge of sticking around or going. What’s better than a good mid- offseason Toronto Raptors lineup projection? With the draft now behind them, and free agency around the corner, there’s no better time to think ahead to how the team will line up this fall.
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