Josh Lewenberg
Reporter at The Sports Network (TSN)
Toronto Raptors NBA Beat Reporter @TSN_Sports, @TSN1050Radio, https://t.co/RcZXob7RTJ Facebook: https://t.co/vAkosETqeM IG: jlewgram https://t.co/ouVWpFRc6q
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3 days ago |
tsn.ca | Josh Lewenberg
TORONTO – For Raptors fans, the 2025 NBA postseason has been a trip through memory lane. It’s hard not to get nostalgic watching Fred VanVleet hit big shots against the Warriors, OG Anunoby go toe-to-toe with Boston or Pascal Siakam lead his team to the Finals, even if it’s bittersweet to see them do it for other teams. Oh, what could have been. In fairness, it’s not like Toronto rushed to dismantle that group.
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3 weeks ago |
tsn.ca | Josh Lewenberg
TORONTO – So far, the NBA playoffs have not disappointed. Surprising upsets, massive comebacks, iconic performances, and game-winning plays on both ends of the floor… and for the fourth time in five years, the Toronto Raptors can only watch from home. But if everything goes according to plan, that is about to change. With their young core under contract and the addition of a (presumably) healthy Brandon Ingram, this is a team that figures to make a jump next season.
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1 month ago |
tsn.ca | Josh Lewenberg
TORONTO – School’s out and graduation day is around the corner. With the 2024-25 season in the books, the Toronto Raptors have successfully completed Intro to NBA Basketball, a crash course on how to navigate and, hopefully, thrive in one of the toughest professional sports environments on the planet. Scottie Barnes, the budding star who studied under veteran holdovers from the previous class, has begun to master the ins and outs of leading a franchise.
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1 month ago |
tsn.ca | Josh Lewenberg
TORONTO – The numbers don’t tell the full story; they never really do. Coming off his 2023-24 breakout, the common misconception is that Scottie Barnes has plateaued or even taken a small step backwards in his fourth NBA season. At least that’s what the statistics might suggest. On a per 36-minute basis, the counting stats are virtually identical to his production from last year: 20.7 points, 8.4 rebounds and 6.4 assists.
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2 months ago |
tsn.ca | Josh Lewenberg
TORONTO – The biggest test of Darko Rajakovic’s fledgling NBA coaching career came in the middle of his second season, just as the calendar flipped to 2025. Between early December and mid-January, the Toronto Raptors dropped 16 of 17 games. But it wasn’t just that they were losing games, it was how they were losing them. Five of their nine-worst losses of the season came during that five-week stretch, including a franchise-record 54-point drubbing in Boston on New Year's Eve.
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RT @TommyBeer: Go-ahead/game-tying field goal attempts in the final 2 seconds of regulation or OT this postseason: Tyrese Hailburton: 4-fo…
RT @BenGolliver: The Pacers have now cheated death FOUR times in this year's playoffs. - Bucks: 97.9 win% up 7 points in final 35 seconds…
This, again and again and again. Dude is cold-blooded.
There's a reason why Andrew Nembhard shines in these moments. Some players just have that clutch gene & he's had it for as long as I've watched him play. Can remember him hitting big shots in big games for Canada as a teenager. Stage gets bigger, he gets better. Never looks fazed
