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Trayce Jackson-Davis

TOR Forward #32

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Trayce Jackson-Davis had 23 points (4-of-5 FGs, 15-of-16 FTs), three rebounds and one steal in Friday’s exhibition against the Pistons.

Jackson-Davis flashed his potential with 23 points in the loss against the Pistons Friday. He played just five minutes per game in 17 games with the Raptors last season. Jackson-Davis should go back to playing closer to 15 minutes per game this year, but still won’t see enough minutes to be a fantasy option.
Scottie Barnes

TOR Forward-Guard #4

Scottie Barnes had 23 points (9-of-15 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), three rebounds, four assists, four blocks and four three-pointers in the exhibition against the Knicks on Thursday.

Barnes torched the Knicks’ backups for 19 points on Tuesday. With most of the Knicks’ starters playing Thursday, the results were pretty much the same for Barnes, who had another excellent game. The 25-year-old forward is a fantasy stud that can be had in the second round of drafts this year.
Ja'Kobe Walter

TOR Guard #14

Ja’Kobe Walter finished with 14 points (5-of-8 FGs), one rebound, one assist, one steal, one block and four three-pointers against the Knicks on Tuesday.

Walter’s continued development will be vital for the Raptors this season. They have a ton of versatile talent, but his shooting and perimeter defense will complete a lot of unique lineups. He played well in this game after struggling in other preseason outings, which was encouraging to see. He may not be worthy of more than a late-round dart throw, but he could have value as a streamer at times this season.
Collin Murray-Boyles

TOR Forward #30

Collin Murray-Boyles provided a boost off the bench on Tuesday with 19 points (7-of-7 FGs), nine rebounds, two assists, one steal and two three-pointers against the Knicks.

Even as a reserve, there shouldn’t be much doubt about the type of impact CMB can make for the Raptors and for fantasy managers this season. He was incredible in just 16 minutes in this one, and his shooting from beyond the arc was encouraging. He has all the makings of a fantasy superstar and should play a significant role as the primary reserve this season while seeing time at both power forward and center.
Scottie Barnes

TOR Forward-Guard #4

Scottie Barnes lit up the Knicks with 19 points (8-of-10 FGs), six rebounds, four assists, two steals and one block on Tuesday.

If there was any concern about how Barnes would fit alongside Kawhi Leonard, he was able to quiet it with his performance in this game. Though it came against the Knicks’ backups, both players produced at a high level. Barnes has been a true fantasy star for most of his career and should continue to stuff the stat sheet despite Kawhi’s arrival. Managers should draft him early in the second round with confidence.
Allen Graves

TOR Forward

Allen Graves (groin) made his preseason debut for the Raptors on Tuesday and contributed five points (1-of-7 FGs), three rebounds, one steal and one three-pointer.

Graves had been dealing with a groin injury but was able to suit up for this one. His three-point volume across 15 minutes was encouraging, but he wasn’t productive in the box score. Still, he was able to suit up for his first preseason game. His role off the bench may be limited this season, but he’s an analytical darling that projects to be a fantasy star one day.
Kawhi Leonard

TOR Forward #2

Kawhi Leonard made his preseason debut for the Raptors on Tuesday and finished with 21 points (6-of-12 FGs, 5-of-7 FTs), five rebounds, two steals and four three-pointers in a 148-98 win over the Knicks.

Leonard only played 17 minutes in the first game of his second stint as a Raptor, but his impact was immediate and clear. Sure, it came against the Knicks’ bench, but it was still encouraging to see the entire team play as well as they did. Leonard should be ready to play his normal role in the season opener against the Bulls on Wednesday, and he’ll still have one more chance to play this preseason, either in New York on Thursday or in Detroit on Friday.
Jamarion Sharp

TOR Center #33

Raptors signed Jamarion Sharp to their training camp roster.

Waived by the Clippers on September 25, the 7-foot-5 Sharp joins the Raptors and will compete for the team’s open two-way contract slot. He went undrafted in the 2024 draft and spent the last two seasons with the Mavericks’ G League affiliate. If he earns a two-way slot, Sharp is unlikely to impact fantasy basketball this season. To make room for Sharp, the Raptors have waived guard Chucky Hepburn.
Kawhi Leonard

TOR Forward #2

Kawhi Leonard will make his preseason debut against the Knicks on Tuesday.

Leonard sat out previous preseason outings, though it wasn’t because of an injury. He’ll suit up against New York for the first game of his second stint with Toronto. Expect him to play a limited role in the exhibition match.
RJ Barrett

TOR Forward-Guard #9

RJ Barrett contributed a team-high 20 points (7-of-11 FGs, 3-of-5 FTs), five rebounds, five assists and one steal over 23 minutes to lead the Raptors to a 114-106 win over the Clippers in Saturday’s preseason game.

Barrett, who paced Toronto’s 57-point first half effort with a team-high 15 points, remains a one-dimensional fantasy contributor and his scoring numbers figure to take a hit with the return of Kawhi Leonard, who will be the focal point of Toronto’s offense, when healthy. There will be enough volume during the moments when Leonard is unavailable for workload management reasons that he’ll offer some fantasy appeal in deeper formats.