Michael Grange

Double play: Former top pick Fultz returns to NBA in unique fashion with Raptors

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.

'We failed': Raptors earn blowout loss to Suns

The Raptors were less focused, played with less effort and deserved what they got. To their credit, no one tried to excuse it.

Raptors fall short against Nuggets but remain confident momentum is building

Healthy Jakob Poeltl aiding Raptors in playoff push, but tough tests still loom

Having Jakob Poeltl back and in good health is perfectly timed as the Raptors jockey for playoff position in the Eastern Conference. Michael Grange has the story.

Raptors show distance from NBA’s bottom tier in professional win over Bulls

Where the Raptors end up this season remains an open question. But after extending its win streak to three on Wednesday, Toronto is refreshingly taking charge of its destiny. Michael Grange has more on a professional night’s work for the Raptors in Chicago.

RJ Barrett unlocking defensive strengths key to Raptors' resurgence

Raptors beat Pistons to end weekend with two wins over good teams

The Raptors beat the East-leading Pistons on Sunday to end their weekend with two wins over good teams.

Raptors rally for much-needed win over Suns

Two days after failing to respond the right way in New Orleans, the Raptors showed a lot more fight. The result was a long-awaited victory over a team with a winning record.

Record-breaking Shai Gilgeous-Alexander becoming a true NBA icon

Raptors' tepid response to Pelicans symbolic of recent struggles

It's always a little risky to make too much of one moment in a long NBA season. But the Raptors' indifferent response to a dust-up with the Pelicans on Wednesday was emblematic of a team sliding down the standings, writes Sportsnet's Michael Grange.