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From no. 218 all the way to no. 1, we’re ranking every single player who has ever suited up for the Toronto Raptors. This is for real.
Many players have officially been part of the Toronto Raptors organization over the years — 218 to be exact. In advance of the coming season, the team’s 24th, we ranked every single player who has ever suited up for the team (and even some who didn’t actually make it onto the court).
Some called it a crazy mission, but here it is: Ranking Every Raptor.
208 players down, ten to go. Please don’t get mad at how high Donyell Marshall is ranked. It’s the grand finale of Ranking Every Raptor.
With the Ranking Every Raptor series coming to an end on Monday, let’s try to make some predictions, and come up with our own personal top 10s.
In the penultimate edition of Ranking Every Raptor, we take a look at some players who helped the Raptors win, or at the very least didn’t help them lose.
Part six of Ranking Every Raptor finally brings us to some actually good players! Star reserves dominate the day, with a little pasta and sauce mixed in.
In part five of Ranking Every Raptor, we examine some of the team’s most disappointing but important figures. Bryan Colangelo did some dumb things, man.
Today’s batch of rankings features guys fans loved in the moment, and others whose legacies benefit from the gift of hindsight. John Salley is also in this one.
Most of these Raptors players were bad, but had moments that were memorably good.
Today’s trip up the Raptors’ ladder of despair heavily features guys who made careers out of never being heavily featured.
A lot of players have played for the Raptors. These are the worst of the bunch.
