Michael Grange

Raptors' lack of centre depth exposed in loss to Celtics

Michael Grange

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.

Ingram, Barnes muscle Raptors to win over shorthanded Bucks

Sometimes it just helps to have good players who are playing well. Michael Grange explains how the Raptors enjoyed that feeling on Thursday as Scottie Barnes and Brandon Ingram powered a victory against the Bucks.

How Mamukelashvili 'beat the odds' to find opportunity with Raptors

Rested Raptors give complete effort in much-needed win vs. Heat

As both the Raptors and Heat entered Monday's matchup riding prolonged struggles, something had to give. Michael Grange has the story on Toronto's victory, which came thanks to as complete an effort as the team's given in recent weeks.

Why Davis, Giannis might not be best fits as Raptors search for size

Past performance is no guarantee of future results for the Raptors — especially with a big problem right down the middle of their roster. Michael Grange digs into the Raptors' search for a centre as trade season draws near.

Raptors' Gradey Dick contributing in other ways amid shooting slump

Raptors rebound from back-to-back losses with strong showing vs. Blazers

The trick in the NBA is not to let a passing cloud turn into a monsoon. Michael Grange breaks down how the Raptors shook off a mini-slump with a bounce-back win over the Blazers.

Raptors passing chemistry test on way to surprising early-season run

The Toronto Raptors have certainly enjoyed great chemistry through the quarter-point of their season — and great success, too. Michael Grange dives in on how it's all come together.

Raptors Takeaways: Tables turn in second straight loss as schedule picks up

Raptors find a way 'to win ugly' against lowly Pacers

It wasn't an easy win, even if the injury-riddled Pacers dropped to 2-16 on the season. But by winning so often and so early, the Raptors are learning all the different ways to finish the job.