Michael Grange
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Michael Grange joined Sportsnet in 2011 as a columnist for Sportsnet.ca and regular contributor to Sportsnet magazine. During his time at Sportsnet, Grange has become one of the network’s leading basketball analysts and regularly contributes to Prime Time Sports on Sportsnet 590 The FAN and Sportsnet Central.
Masai Ujiri putting trust in Scottie Barnes to fuel Raptors' turnaround
Michael Grange
The one theme Masai Ujiri kept returning to at his year-end media conference is that he believes Scottie Barnes is the player to lead the Toronto Raptors back where they want to be, writes Michael Grange. 
Darko Rajakovic held Raptors ship steady during stormy season
Michael Grange
Raptors finding reasons to be optimistic about future despite disappointing season
Michael Grange
"There's lot of things to be excited about." When the Raptors got in front of the microphones at the end of a 25-57 season, they overwhelmingly sounded like a group sprinting towards a bright future, rather than escaping from the grim present.
Raptors' season in review: Recapping biggest storylines of unusual year
Michael Grange
From lawsuits to gambling investigations, so many unusual things happened for the Raptors this year. Just how weird of a season has it been? Michael Grange breaks it down.
After solid year with Raptors, Trent Jr.'s future a key off-season question
Michael Grange
How Gradey Dick and the Raptors rescued his rookie season
Michael Grange
In a lost Raptors' season, Gradey Dick's mid-year turnaround — and the talented, tough-as-nails rookie at the heart of it — became a rare bright spot.
Immanuel Quickley is Raptors' point guard of the future, but who will back him up?
Michael Grange
One of the positives from this dreadful Raptors season has been the addition of Immanuel Quickley as a true No. 1 point guard. But looking ahead, who can the Raptors count on to back him up?
As Raptors end home schedule, who is to blame for miserable season?
Michael Grange
Raptors' win streak something to build on entering off-season
Michael Grange
A two-game winning streak at this stage of the season can only be acknowledged so much, but for a team that has been trying to survive through a nearly winless March, it can’t be ignored.