Michael Grange

Why Raptors acquired Kyle Anderson, and where he sees himself fitting in

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.

Why Kawhi Leonard is taking his time integrating into Toronto Raptors' lineup

Kawhi Leonard is back with the Toronto Raptors, but how soon until he’s actually back on the floor? As the team continues its pre-season tune-up, Michael Grange checks in.

Raptors struggle without Kawhi Leonard in pre-season opener vs. Heat

With camp concluding, real tests await Raptors in improved Eastern Conference

After a good week in Quebec City that ended with footage of head coach Darko Rajakovic playing a friendly game of one-on-one with his new star Kawhi Leonard, the real tests for the Raptors will now begin, and only get tougher, writes Michael Grange.

Raptors reward 'heart and soul' Shead with three-year extension

Perhaps the best feel-good story at a Raptors training camp with immaculate vibes came Thursday, when the team signed Jamal Shead to a contract extension. Michael Grange has more on how Toronto locked up its "heart and soul."

Why Leonard should help Raptors improve three-point shooting

Raptors' RJ Barrett won't let uncertain future with hometown team affect his play

RJ Barrett hopes to stay with his hometown Raptors after his contract expires, but he knows it's not totally in his control. Barrett plans to put his best foot forward this season, and let the chips fall where they may.

Raptors take advantage of Clippers' misfortune as Leonard returns to Toronto

The Clippers’ self-authored misfortune is the Raptors’ good luck, with the presence of their new/old superstar instantly elevating them as a team that has to be considered a contender, Michael Grange writes.

Five reasons to be pessimistic about Raptors entering 2026-27 season

With Kawhi Leonard in tow, Bobby Webster setting bar high for Raptors

Bobby Webster didn’t speak the quiet part out loud, but he spoke volumes, regardless. The expectation is no longer to compete, it's to win. Michael Grange dives into the messaging from the Raptors after Webster's first appearance of the league year.