Columnist, Radio and Television Personality, Rogers Sportsnet
Michael Grange is a columnist and radio and television personality at Rogers Sportsnet. He has established himself as a leading basketball analyst, covering competitive sports and sports business, with a keen focus on team sports. Grange's insights and commentary have been featured in BioRxiv, BVM Sports, Wiley, Sportsnet, RealGM, and Rogers Communications.
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Michael Grange's coverage focuses heavily on sports, particularly basketball with a specific emphasis on the Toronto Raptors and the NBA. His articles often revolve around team performance, trade rumors, and analysis of player contributions.
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By: Michael Grange
Thanks to as big a swing as has been made on the Toronto sports scene since the last time they traded for Kawhi Leonard, the Raptors are a wholly different team heading into the 2026-27 season than they were just a week ago — or certainly since an injured and over-extended group came up short in Game 7 of their first-round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
It still doesn't feel exactly real, the idea — or the fact — that Kawhi Leonard is a Toronto Raptor again. But that's what happened on Tuesday.
Kyle Lowry will be retiring as a Toronto Raptor. One of the most significant players in franchise history and the backbone of the most
By: Michael Grange
HAMILTON – There is no bigger basketball story in Hamilton than Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
This was always the plan. It just took time for it to become obvious as the only sensible endpoint to Kyle Lowry’s career arc with the Raptors.Michael Grange recaps the franchise icon's winding road that brought him back to Toronto for his retirement.
By: Michael Grange
After a debut season that saw Collin Murray-Boyles earn all-rookie honours, the Raptors are looking to expand his game in Year 2.Michael Grange has more on how Toronto will use the Summer League to achieve that goal.
By: Michael Grange
Chances are, former Toronto Raptor Kawhi Leonard will still end up being a Toronto Raptor again.
Assuming the Kawhi Leonard trade goes through, finding good players who can play on cheap contracts is a must for the Raptors.. Chucky Hepburn is using Summer League to try to show he deserves a shot.
By: Michael Grange
The Kawhi Leonard-Clippers investigation likely will conclude at some point this summer. That's about all Raptors fans learned from Adam Silver's press conference on Tuesday night.
