Continuity and community have Raptors 905 set up for success
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Continuity and community have Raptors 905 set up for success
"Last season the 905 were first in the Eastern Conference after posting an 11-4 record in January but faltered to a 2-17 finish as key players like Lawson, Jamison Battle and Jared Rhoden were promoted to standard and two-way deals and spent most of their time with the Raptors. Assignment eligible players like Jamal Shead, Ja'Kobe Walter and Jonathan Mogbo also played exclusively with the Raptors to finish 2024-25."
"G League rosters are prone to volatility due to multiple factors - chief among them the whims of their affiliate squad and the potential for top players to be plucked by other NBA teams. But with the Toronto Raptors aiming for the playoffs this season, they'll ideally require less reinforcements from the 905. After a couple down seasons in a row, a greater mix of continuity and consistency could put the junior Dinos in a better position to win too."
AJ Lawson, Tyreke Key and Quincy Guerrier returned to the Raptors 905 for a second season in 2025-26 along with head coach Drew Jones. The 905 led the Eastern Conference after an 11-4 January but collapsed to a 2-17 finish as Lawson, Jamison Battle and Jared Rhoden received standard or two-way NBA deals and spent most of their time with the Toronto Raptors. Assignment-eligible players also played exclusively with the Raptors to close 2024-25. G League rosters face volatility from affiliate decisions and NBA interest in top talent. Early-season wins and returning core pieces aim to restore continuity and competitiveness.
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