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Michael Grange
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.
To sell or not to sell? Raptors once again at a familiar crossroads
Michael Grange
You may have heard this before, but the Toronto Raptors seem like they’re at a crossroads. Do they push forward with the group they have? Or do they acknowledge that this team can’t exceed the sum of its parts?
As Lowry remains vital for Heat, Raptors can only preach process and patience
Michael Grange
More than pride on the line when the Raptors' extras play their pick-up game
Michael Grange
It was perhaps the best dunk of the Toronto Raptors season, and certainly the best almost no one saw. Not even the omnipresent eyes belonging to Open Gym, the club’s in-house documentary crew, had their cameras rolling.  
If Raptors are more than a play-in team, it's time to prove it
Michael Grange
If the current iteration of the Toronto Raptors is actually significantly better than .500 and capable of being more than a scrappy play-in team, it's time to show it. Otherwise, it might be time for big changes.
Raptors unable to keep up with Knicks as international players play prominent role
Michael Grange
Despite unclear path, Raptors serve notice in remarkable win over Suns
Michael Grange
The Toronto Raptors showed in a remarkable 112-105 win over Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, and the visiting Suns that giving up on the core of this group too soon could come back to haunt them.
Raptors' bench shows spark but lineups remain work in progress
Michael Grange
The Toronto Raptors have played a 10-man rotation most of the season with mixed results under head coach Darko Rajakovic, and yes, that could be changing.
How Siakam's post-up proficiency contributes to Raptors' offensive success
Michael Grange
Raptors' waning sense of urgency proves costly in tight loss to Cavaliers
Michael Grange
The Raptors certainly did their part in the first half to play with the kind of energy that has helped fuel their recent play, but a waning attention to detail proved to be their downfall in the 105-102 loss to the Cavaliers.
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