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.
Raptors' Battle earns full time deal but knows there's more work to do
Michael Grange
After playing for three university programs in five years, Jamison Battle is hoping he can play for one NBA team for three seasons, and maybe beyond. The Toronto Raptors would like nothing more.
Jamal Shead's basketball journey comes full circle in return to Houston
Michael Grange
Raptors Notebook: Barnes excited to build 'special connection' with Ingram
Michael Grange
Who knows when they might take the floor together, but whenever it does happen, Scottie Barnes is already excited about playing with his newest teammate.
Thunder's championship form on display as young Raptors push towards development
Michael Grange
The Thunder and Raptors are in different head spaces with right now, with one team getting better after the trade deadline without making a big move while the other is looking to give opportunity to its younger players.
Raptors, Ingram hoping trade is mutually beneficial
Michael Grange
How trade deadline changes everything for Raptors
Michael Grange
For better or worse, the Raptors have chosen to build incrementally and acquire talent where and when the opportunity presents itself. A lot of things still have to go right, but we have a better idea of what they need to be after the Brandon Ingram deal.
Acquiring polarizing Brandon Ingram is a bold move for Raptors
Michael Grange
Many will question if Brandon Ingram is the right fit for the Raptors. But if the forward does bring his best to the table, this late-night deal could change everything for Masai Ujiri's squad.
Happy homecoming for Grizzlies' Zach Edey against Raptors
Michael Grange
Jordi Fernandez stepping away from Canada coaching job
Michael Grange
Jordi Fernandez is stepping away as head coach of the Canadian senior men’s national basketball team, Sportsnet has learned from multiple sources.