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Which prospects could earn Raptors roster spots after Summer League?

Toronto needs more size, shooting and another pesky guard wouldn't hurt. They've got some options based on play so far.

Which prospects could earn Raptors roster spots after Summer League?
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Toronto needs more size, shooting and another pesky guard wouldn't hurt. They've got some options based on play so far.

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Source . If Allen Graves is the main course on the NBA Summer League menu for the Toronto Raptors at NBA Summer League, a few other players could be seen as appetizers. Graves, the 19th pick of last month’s draft is an important part of the team’s future and has showed well through three games in Las Vegas, but Toronto is also hoping to find some hidden gems in the competition, which will soon wrap up. While the roster will be mostly complete whenever the Kawhi Leonard trade becomes official , there are still bottom of the lineup holes to be filled. Once Leonard is back, Toronto is expected to have one of the 10 highest payrolls in the NBA in 2026-27, one that will likely have ownership paying the NBA’s luxury tax for only the second time since it became far more punitive back in 2011 (they paid a small amount twice during the Vince Carter era and a bundle when Leonard led them to...

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Jul 14, 2026
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Toronto Sun
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