Nate Bittle Signs Exhibit-10 Deal With Toronto Raptors

The undrafted Oregon center joins Toronto for Summer League followed by training camp to chase an NBA roster spot, with assignment to Raptors 905 likely if he does not make the team.

Overview

Reports say Bittle agreed to a short-term Exhibit-10 training-camp deal that brings him to the Raptors’ Summer League roster and into camp as an undrafted free agent.
Exhibit-10 contracts are non-guaranteed training-camp deals that can be converted to two-way deals or used to funnel players to a team’s G‑League affiliate through bonuses.
Bittle averaged 10.4 points and 5.6 rebounds in his college career and posted a breakout season near 17 points and seven rebounds while overcoming prior injuries.
The signing was first reported via social-media sourcing and published by Ducks Wire/Yahoo Sports and later covered by Raptors-focused outlets, so the report is not from a formal Raptors press release.
Toronto’s prior success developing Oregon center Chris Boucher gives context for the move, and Bittle will have the July Summer League window in Las Vegas to showcase his fit before final roster decisions.