Michael Grange
@michaelgrange
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.
Why the Kawhi Leonard contract investigation is taking so long
Michael Grange
Why is the investigation into Kawhi Leonard's dealings with the Clippers taking so long? Michael Grange has some informed theories on why ... and when it will all end.
Why Philadelphia makes sense for LeBron James' final act
Michael Grange
Raptors work on roster fringes as NBA awaits Kawhi, LeBron decisions
Michael Grange
While the NBA awaits decisions regarding Kawhi Leonard and LeBron James, as Michael Grange writes, the Toronto Raptors have been busy working on the fringes of their roster.
Kawhi Leonard waiting game continues for Raptors after Silver's press conference
Michael Grange
The Kawhi Leonard-Clippers investigation likely will conclude at some point this summer. That's about all Raptors fans learned from Adam Silver's press conference on Tuesday night.
Chucky Hepburn could be good fit with Raptors facing cap challenges
Michael Grange
Allen Graves impresses in Raptors debut at Summer League
Michael Grange
Why Raptors are waiting on NBA ruling before completing Kawhi Leonard trade
Michael Grange
Chances are, Kawhi Leonard will still end up being a Raptor again. But as Michael Grange explains, there are some significant issues to be resolved, which is why Toronto announced Thursday the Leonard trade is on hold for the moment.
Raptors looking to push Murray-Boyles out of comfort zone at Summer League
Michael Grange
Raptors welcome Kyle Lowry 'home' to end iconic NBA career
Michael Grange
This was always the plan. It just took time for it to become obvious as the only sensible endpoint to Kyle Lowry’s career arc with the Raptors. Michael Grange recaps the franchise icon's winding road that brought him back to Toronto for his retirement.