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Toronto Raptors History
The Toronto Raptors were founded in 1995 as part of the NBA's expansion into Canada. The Raptors have been the only NBA team based in Canada since the 2001–02 season. After acquiring eight-time All-Star Vince Carter in 1998, the Raptors set league-wide attendance records and made the playoffs from 2000 to 2002. Led by Carter, the Raptors earned their first playoff series win in 2001 and advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinals.
The Raptors didn't return to the playoffs until the 2006–07 season, when they won the Atlantic Division title. After Masai Ujiri joined as the team's General Manager in 2013, the Raptors became a consistent playoff team, winning five division titles and having their most successful season in 2018. The following year, during the 2019 playoffs, the Raptors earned their first Eastern Conference title and went on to win their first NBA championship, defeating the Warriors in 6 games.
Toronto Raptors Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Atlantic
Year Founded: 1995
Team Colors: Red, Black, Purple, Gold, White
Team Rivals: Philadelphia 76ers(Opens in new tab), Boston Celtics(Opens in new tab), Brooklyn Nets(Opens in new tab), Golden State Warriors(Opens in new tab), New York Knicks(Opens in new tab)
Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena
The Toronto Raptors play at Scotiabank Arena(Opens in new tab), which is also home to the Toronto Maple Leafs(Opens in new tab) of the National Hockey League. Located adjacent to Union Station and the underground pedestrian PATH system, the arena is convenient to public transportation (TTC, GO Transit and Union Pearson Express) for fans attending events. Having opened in 1999, Scotiabank Arena has won more than 40 industry awards for the venue’s security, accessibility, fan service, environmental commitment, sales and box office service. It has a capacity of up to 19,800 people for basketball games, and has hosted over 39 million fans at over 2,600 events, including multiple NBA playoff runs and the 2016 NBA All-Star Weekend.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Toronto Raptors. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Toronto Raptors games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Toronto Raptors game can cost anywhere between $100-$200.
The Toronto Raptors have made one appearance in the NBA Finals, in 2019, and won.
The Toronto Raptors play at the Scotiabank Arena(Opens in new tab) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The seating chart for Scotiabank Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
My daughter and I went to the homeopener. A good time enjoyed by all. The view from our seats was great. The only complaint I had was any anouncements I could not hear from the floor. What Bargnani had to say? Plan on going again.
a lot of fun. raptors should have shown more the way how they practice.
Raptor's FanJam was a "must do" for any true NBA supporters. Hey, my 15 year old son, who's a basketball player, huge fan,knows the game and all the players...got his picture taken with 6 of the Raptors Dance Pak girls at FanJam this year, "HELLOOOOOOOOOOOW" as Jack Armstrong would say!
It was boring, not much fan interaction. Swag was tossed at only those sitting courtside, how disappointing for the kids not privy to those seats. Left halfway through.
Awesome idea. Was great to get a glimpse of what happens before the actual game. The drills, the scrimmage, the amount of work these guys put in, makes you appreciate the team more. And as always, the entertainment portion was fun - from the mascot, to the dancers and probably best of all the fan contests. Great way to thank the fans.
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kidda boring event, waste my time to join event like that.
I seldom watch basket ball and I knew little about the rules. But since I am in Canada, I think I should watch at least a match. However it was fantastic! Not only the host team won, but also I saw my beloved player Steve Nash, who is also a Canadian. Now I have enough things to make my friends in my hometown envy me XDDD and I am thinking about watch one game again. BTW, the cheapest price is totally worth it!!!
Very Boring. I did not get excited though out the game.
The game was ok , it was not spectacular and the players were playing half gas cause the it was a pre season game.
Good centre seats, we won and great view. Slightly pricy for pre-season tho.
The previous meeting of these two team ended with a dominated performance by our Raps, I felt the opening half of this encounter was all Suns, Nash and Childress were solid!! The second half our young leader, Barnagni took the rains...and helped lead the team to good finish and a victory!!! Hedo Turk-a-BOOOOO stinks....in the nicest possible way!!! Very impressed with Klieza....coming from Greece in the off-season, he will put up 15-17 consistantly this season, which allows Jack and Calderon to equally spread the rock around for positive results!
Going against the Mighty Celtics, in the pre-season.....I was not really expecting a Raptors win, but i felt they played pretty good two-way b-ball... WE WANT SHAQ.....WE WANT SHAQ...WE WANT SHAQ....chants combined with tasty soda pops, made for an enjoyable evening!
Excellent Game! Love The Raptors. Acc puts on a great show.
Great fan experience. Gotta be a sellout if they want to be Canada's team. Good luck this year Raptors. Thanks for heading west! The players were very accessible and friendly with the crowd.
It was great to see the Raptors make there way out to Vancouver. I loved how it was more of a personal atmosphere, not something that you would see during a regular season game. the instra-squad game was exciting to watch as well, it was competitive (almost all players "fighting" for a starting position) The raptors are all very friendly taking pictures and signing autographs for everyone. All of this was for a cost at next to nothing! It is something that i will never forget.
great game. alot of scoring. A great send off for cb-4
it was grate i love it it was fun yea toronto you rock
i went to see the raptors play the bulls in a game which was crucial with the final playoff spot in the East on the line. The raptors put in a terrible effort, no heart at all, without Chris Bosh they did not even look like an NBA team. I am not the biggest basketball fan but could there not be some kind of focus on the actual game ? I felt more like I was at a circus !! Cool it with the music, dancing girls and theatrics and put a decent product on the court !! It truly does not feel like a sporting event. Maybe I'm too old school for basketball but Ive been to NHL, NFL and MLB games and the game is still the focus. In this case the game itself sucked and all the hoopla around it didnt help.
A pumped soldout crowd greets the Raps for a must WIN, the team does not, a listless, un-energetic bunch, who did not reach the expectations , they should have . One note, a swearing drunk fan, directly behind us, who eventually had to be ejected by security, which ate up the whole first period of play.