Louis Zatzman is a journalist at Raptors Republic. He spends most of his life watching basketball, which fuels his writing on team sports, major league sports, and professional sports. Louis has been featured in prominent outlets such as The AllStar, FiveThirtyEight, the National Basketball Association (NBA), SB Nation, and Yardbarker.
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By: Louis Zatzman
Kawhi Leonard is a Toronto Raptor … again. The Once and Future King of the North. Etcetera. But the Raptors aren’t done. They have plenty more to do to assemble a championship team, which they certainly aim to be now: Last year, the Raptors were worse in the half-court with Ingram on the floor.
As was to be expected after the Toronto Raptors added Kawhi Leonard, the team has now officially lost last year's super sub Sandro Mamukelashvili. Shams Charania is reporting that he will sign with the Los Angeles Lakers at a price range that is too rich for Toronto's blood. Here's our own Cam writing about Mamukelashvili's…
By: Louis Zatzman
The Summer League Raptors look remarkably like the real Raptors in an overtime loss.
Raps win a game full of fouls and turnovers. B It was a quiet game, though he found his way to impact in a variety of paths.
Raptors win, and Allen Graves is looking more and more impressive. A I'm ready to admit that Graves is much better than I thought he was coming out of the draft.
The Summer League Raptors get one final chance to impress. The Raptors have been exceptionally fun. Allen Graves, especially, has been on fire.
Raps will leave Summer League on a loss. B+ He was probably Toronto's best player remaining.
By: Louis Zatzman
The biggest question that, somehow, has not been resolved for the Raptors or Kawhi Leonard.
By: Louis Zatzman
Welcome to 31 questions in 31 days! This is a new series running for all of August within which I’m going to preview the upcoming 2026-27 season for the Toronto Raptors.
Welcome to 31 questions in 31 days! This is a new series running for all of August within which I’m going to preview the upcoming 2026-27 season for the Toronto Raptors.
