It was an eventful week for the Toronto Raptors. They wrapped up Summer League (if you watched the final game against Brooklyn, please contact MLSE for free season tickets), Masai Ujiri held a press conference to discuss his return (the vice chairman says the terms of his new contract last forever, which I believe is legally binding), and the 2021-22 NBA schedule was released in full on Friday.
The biggest question aside from when the Raptors play Kyle Lowry's Miami Heat and how many U.S. nationally televised games they have on the schedule (two) is whether the team will be back in Toronto for opening night on Oct.