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Toronto is in the NBA Finals. The Warriors are looking for their third straight title. What will happen? Who will win? We’ve got it all here.
It’s the NBA Finals — we made it! Catch up on all of our Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors coverage here. We’ve got everything from podcasts to in-depth analysis, plus our usual game coverage and more!
Now the big question: Can the Raptors win it all? We’ll find out.
The 2019 NBA season is over, but for Raptors fans, it ended with something new: The accomplishment of the ultimate goal. How does it feel?
Last year at this time, the Raptors were not in the mix for the 2019 NBA title. And yet, on this day, they are champions. How did we get here?
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, MY FRIEND!!! The boys break down the greatest victory in franchise history.
Where were you when the Raptors won the title? Probably in front of a TV, as 44 percent of Canada’s population tuned in for Game 6.
With Toronto still riding high into the weekend, we’ve got some details for this Monday’s NBA championship celebration with the Raptors.
Fred VanVleet was a major factor in the Raptors securing the 2019 NBA Championship in Game 6, both with his timely shot making and his lock-down defensive effort on Steph Curry in the final quarter.
When the buzzer sounded in Oakland, all of Canada turned into party central
New reports provide a blueprint of why, and how, the Raptors should be considered the front-runners to keep Kawhi Leonard.
The Raptors are NBA Champions! And they earned the title with three straight road wins over the defending champs.
In a game for the ages at Oracle Arena, the Raptors had the last rock to throw. They’re NBA champions for the first time.
The Toronto Raptors are the 2019 NBA Champions. It’s safe to say you’ll probably want to get in on something to mark the occasion.
The Raptors have the advantage on paper against the Warriors. In a long, strange series, though, is it fair to expect another twist?
Tonight, the Raptors look to earn a title on the road, while the Warriors want to rally from tragedy and force Game 7. How will both try to get it done?
Kawhi Leonard single-handedly sparked a comeback that nearly won Toronto an NBA title. But it didn’t, and his effort will be lost to history, and that’s a shame.
After an ugly loss on Monday, Jannelle Moore of Golden State of Mind answered some questions for us regarding an impassioned Warriors squad, Kawhi’s struggles and how to deal emotionally with blowing a 3-1 lead in the Finals.
The Raptors head to the always raucous Oracle Arena to face the Warriors in Game 6. They have an opportunity to win it all. Tip-off awaits.
The Raptors had a 2-1 week, winning a pair of games at Oracle and losing Game 5 at home in the NBA Finals. Let’s take the temperature.
Everything seemed to go wrong for both teams in Game 5, with the Warriors marred by Kevin Durant’s injury and the Raptors just straight up marred. What are the takeaways?
The Raptors were in the process of weathering the Warriors’ storm, but then Kevin Durant limped off the floor and Toronto let the mask slip for just a moment. It ruined what should have been a golden night.
Last night’s Game 5 was an emotional whirlwind, one that the Raptors got swept up in. How they turn the page will show their readiness for a title.
Closing out a series is the hardest job in sports, let alone a Finals series against the two-time defending champs, armed with multiple Hall-of-Famers. Listen as we break down a thrilling Game 5.
Opportunity knocked, but the Raptors couldn’t answer the door, and the NBA Finals are heading back to Oakland.
Toronto played from behind almost the whole way, and even Kawhi Leonard’s fourth quarter explosion was not enough to win them the title in Game 5.
The Raptors are up 3-1 in the NBA Finals, but
The Warriors face a do-or-die game, and with Kevin Durant’s return imminent, so do the Raptors. Can Toronto close the NBA Finals at home, or will the Warriors extend the series?
