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NBA: Playoffs-Cleveland Cavaliers at Toronto Raptors

Raptors’ All-Star Brandon Ingram has heel surgery, expected to be ready for training camp

After a strong regular season, Ingram struggled in the playoffs in part due to his heel issues.

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Brandon Ingram

TOR Forward #3

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Brandon Ingram (heel) underwent surgery to remove a bone spur from his right heel.

Ingram had to exit Toronto’s first-round series against the Cavaliers during Game 5 due to right heel pain, and he did not play in Games 6 and 7. What first became an issue during the regular season, the veteran wing was found to be dealing with a bone spur that was removed via surgical procedure on Friday. According to the Raptors, Ingram is expected to be healthy and available when training camp opens in late September.
Jamal Shead

TOR Guard #23

Jamal Shead added 14 points (5-of-16 FGs, 2-of-3 FTs), three rebounds, seven assists and two three-pointers in Sunday’s loss to the Cavaliers.

Despite his struggles from beyond the arc throughout the series, Shead kept firing away on Sunday. And, again, he missed a lot more than he made. However, the second-year pro managed to finish in double figures as a scorer for the third time in this series, while putting together another strong performance as a passer. His inability to consistently make Cleveland’s defense pay for allowing him open shots ultimately caused him lots of production and impacted the Raptors’ offense. He’s unlikely to be a difference-maker in fantasy leagues next season.
Scottie Barnes

TOR Forward-Guard #4

Scottie Barnes tallied 24 points (8-of-14 FGs, 7-of-7 FTs), nine rebounds, six assists, one block and one three-pointer in the loss to the Cavaliers on Sunday.

Barnes was arguably Toronto’s best performer on Sunday. In his 37 minutes, efficient shooting led him to finish as the team’s top scorer, and his production on the defensive glass nearly led to a double-double. The fifth-year forward showcased his versatility on both ends of the floor and played well in essentially all seven games this series. He was virtually the same level of fantasy player this season as he was last. However, his success in the opening-round loss to the Cavaliers makes another leap in production in the 2026-27 season something fantasy managers could be optimistic about.
RJ Barrett

TOR Forward-Guard #9

RJ Barrett tallied 23 points (9-of-25 FGs, 4-of-5 FTs), four rebounds, six assists, three steals and one three-pointer in Sunday’s loss to the Cavaliers.

Barrett got his points in Game 7, but he never truly found a rhythm. In fact, he struggled from both inside and outside the arc, and added a trio of turnovers along the way. The seventh-year guard was able to make up for some of the shooting struggles with solid facilitating and good disruptiveness on the defensive end. Nonetheless, it probably wasn’t the performance he was looking for, given the magnitude of the game. Barrett’s numbers were down this season, which limited his fantasy production.
Brandon Ingram

TOR Forward #3

Brandon Ingram (heel) will not play on Sunday against the Cavaliers.

Ingram’s absence from the lineup leaves the Raptors in a similar situation to Game 6, needing to win without one of their best players to avoid elimination. The former Most Improved Player had struggled to score the ball efficiently, however, over the first five games of the series when he was available. Jamal Shead filled in for Ingram as a starter in Game 6’s victory, tallying seven points and six assists; he’s likely to occupy that starting spot again on Sunday.
Brandon Ingram

TOR Forward #3

Brandon Ingram (heel) has been downgraded to doubtful for Sunday’s Game 7 against the Cavaliers.

Ingram, who sat out Friday’s Game 6 victory with an inflamed right heel, was seen at pregame shootaround with his foot in a walking boot. He’s now on track to miss a second consecutive game and has since been downgraded to doubtful. Jamal Shead moved into the starting lineup on Friday and should remain in that role as the Raptors look to become the first team to win a road game in this series.
Brandon Ingram

TOR Forward #3

Brandon Ingram (heel) is questionable for Sunday’s Game 7 against the Cavaliers.

Injured during Game 5, Ingram did not play in Friday’s Game 6 victory and wore a walking boot on his right foot. Jamal Shead moved into the starting lineup on Friday and played 33 minutes. The second-year guard should take on a similar workload if Ingram can’t play in the series decider.
Collin Murray-Boyles

TOR Forward #12

Collin Murray-Boyles tallied 17 points (6-of-10 FGs, 5-of-6 FTs), seven rebounds, two assists, two steals and three blocks in Friday’s Game 6 win over the Cavaliers.

Murray-Boyles continues to come off the bench, but the rookie played starters’ minutes in Game 6. He logged 40 minutes on Friday, with the final stat line lacking only a three-pointer. Meanwhile, starting center Jakob Poeltl (2/4/1/2/1) logged 22 minutes as he continues to offer limited value in this matchup. Murray-Boyles should take on a similar workload in Game 7, and it’s easy to see why dynasty managers are so excited about his long-term fantasy potential.
Ja'Kobe Walter

TOR Guard #14

Ja’Kobe Walter notched 24 points (7-of-13 FGs, 6-of-6 FTs), five rebounds, three steals, one block and four three-pointers in Friday’s Game 6 win over the Cavaliers.

Walter has come up big for the Raptors the last two games, totaling 44 points on 14-of-29 shooting from the field. With Brandon Ingram (heel) exiting Game 5 during the second quarter and sitting out Game 6, not to mention Immanuel Quickley (hamstring) missing the entire series, the second-year wing’s contributions have been much-needed. Walter should get another start in Game 7 on Sunday, and the Raptors will need a similar performance if they’re to advance.
RJ Barrett

TOR Forward-Guard #9

RJ Barrett accounted for 24 points (8-of-21 FGs, 4-of-5 FTs), nine rebounds, three assists, one steal and four three-pointers in Friday’s Game 6 win over the Cavaliers.

Barrett didn’t have his best game on Friday, but he made the big shot that forced a Game 7. While it wasn’t as dramatic as Kawhi Leonard’s series-clincher against the 76ers in 2019, many fans held their breath as Barrett’s three-point attempt in the final seconds of overtime bounced high off the heel of the rim before falling through the hoop. Even with the poor shooting in Game 6, Barrett has been solid throughout this series. The Raptors will look to win Game 7 in Cleveland, with the home team having won each of the first six games of the series.