Overview
- At Wednesday’s end-of-season press conference, GM Bobby Webster said the Raptors will stay opportunistic in trade talks this summer.
- Webster noted Toronto holds all of its first-round picks and has room to take on salary, which positions the team to act if the right deal appears.
- He added that any major trade must materially move the Raptors forward as contenders, with choices ahead on whether to lean into defense or add more offense.
- Reported deadline pursuits for frontcourt stars Jaren Jackson Jr. and Domantas Sabonis did not materialize, and the team instead made a minor swap of Trayce Jackson-Davis for a second-round pick.
- Key roster calls now include RJ Barrett’s extension window, Sandro Mamukelashvili’s US$2.8 million player option, and whether to re-sign veteran leader Garrett Temple in free agency.