Michael Grange

Ingram fails to meet challenge as Raptors fall to Cavaliers in Game 2

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.

Raptors' defence must step up after Game 1 letdown

After finishing the season with the fifth-ranked defence in the NBA, the Raptors had major problems slowing down the Cavaliers in Game 1. They must search for answers at that end of the court if they want a chance to get back in the series.

Cavaliers impose their will to dominate Raptors in Game 1

Raptors hope return to competitive relevance leads to long-term success

The Raptors have returned to competitive relevance by getting back into the NBA Playoffs as the No. 5 seed, but they must now prove that this is the start of something meaningful.

How a driven Ja'Kobe Walter earned crucial role with Raptors

For Ja'Kobe Walter, the ability to 'figure it out' was baked in. Michael Grange has the story on how the second-year wing earned a crucial role on the playoff-bound Raptors.

Notebook: Barnes 'grateful' as inexperienced Raptors return to playoffs

New-era Raptors make good on promise of playoff basketball

With the rebuild in the rearview mirror, the Toronto Raptors came into this season with a lofty goal: to play playoff basketball. They reached it. Next up: Cleveland. Michael Grange has the story

Amid late-season chaos, Raptors' Temple finding peace of mind on greens

During the tumult that comes with the final days of the NBA season, there is always one reliable oasis of calm for Garrett Temple: A Saturday off to watch The Masters. Michael Grange tees it up with the vet.

Raptors Takeaways: Larger goal still within reach despite loss to Knicks

Ingram, Murray-Boyles have Raptors on verge of playoffs after beating Heat

The Raptors are on the verge of clinching their first playoff spot since 2021-22. Ingram and Murray-Boyles' performances on Thursday got them to this point.