Open Gym

The summer of change kicks off the Open Gym season 7 premiere. New head coach Nick Nurse is introduced and reaction of the blockbuster trade that sent DeMar DeRozan and Jakob Poeltl to San Antonio for Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green is explored.

In this episode of Open Gym, the Toronto Raptors head out to Vancouver for training camp, as Head Coach Nick Nurse begins the process of acclimating the players. Newly signed Greg Monroe and the squad visit a BC's Children Hospital and The Lowrys continue to give back.

In this episode of Open Gym, the Toronto Raptors greet opening night with a win over the Cleveland Cavaliers followed by a match-up against fellow Eastern Conference powerhouse, the Boston Celtics. OG also looks back at the summer re-signing of fan favourite Fred VanVleet from MLSE Launchpad.

As the Toronto Raptors continue their winning ways, Open Gym looks at the bond that connects Pascal Siakam and his brothers as he continues his journey from Cameroon to a career year in just his third NBA season.

In this episode of Open Gym, the Raptors reveal what went into choosing their jersey numbers, and a historic 4-game Western road trip is capped off by Kawhi Leonard’s college coach watching him play professionally for the first time.

In this episode, Open Gym follows Danny Green to his home as he shares what makes his bond with his Dad so special. We’re also introduced to his pet dogs and pet snakes before heading to a reptile zoo.

In this episode of Open Gym, Dwane Casey makes his first trip back to Toronto as Head Coach of the Detroit Pistons, and Raptors’ two-way player Jordan Loyd scores his first points in the NBA, igniting teammates to reminisce about their first bucket.

In this week’s episode, Open Gym gets inside the Miles family home as they celebrate American Thanksgiving and the first birthday of CJ and Lauren’s child, Ava. Vince Carter gets to 25,000 points in a game against Toronto, as the Raptors continue to roll through the Eastern Conference.

In this week’s episode of Open Gym, the Toronto Raptors take on the defending champion Golden State Warriors, and with the Western Conference-leading Denver Nuggets in town, Norman Powell is mic’d up on the bench as he continues to rehabilitate his shoulder.

In this episode of Open Gym, Chris Bosh visits Toronto and reflects on his career as a Raptor. The team picks up two big wins in California, but it comes at a price as Jonas Valanciunas injures his thumb and requires surgery.

In this episode of open gym, the Toronto Raptors head out on the road on Christmas Day, but this time with their families. Kawhi Leonard and Pascal Siakam pick up career highs in points in the same game.

In this episode of Open Gym, the “Bench Mob” reconnects with Jakob Poeltl in San Antonio before a much-anticipated match-up between Kawhi Leonard and the Raptors, and DeMar DeRozan and the Spurs. Also, the Raptors pick up two big wins against Eastern Conference contenders on a back to back.

In this episode of Open Gym, Vince Carter makes his return to Toronto, this time as a member of the Atlanta Hawks. The team visits The Hospital For Sick Children and Jonas Valanciunas continues his rehabilitation from a thumb injury.

In this episode of Open Gym, new Raptor Patrick McCaw shares his story including his life motto and how he dealt with a scary fall that put him out for months. Pascal Siakam hits the first game-winner of his young career, jump-starting a look-back at some memorable Raptor last-second shots.

In this week’s episode of Open Gym, the trade deadline looms, and with a game in Philadelphia, Kyle Lowry’s mother and brother open up about his career and what makes him the player and person he is today.

In this episode of Open Gym, a blockbuster trade confronts the team while they’re on the road in Atlanta. Jonas Valanciunas, CJ Miles and Delon Wright are sent to Memphis for Marc Gasol, leading to emotional goodbyes and new hellos.

In this episode of Open Gym, Marc Gasol makes his home debut, Jeremy Lin is signed, Pascal Siakam sets yet another career high, and 4 different Raptors head to Charlotte for various appearances at All-Star Weekend.

In this week’s episode of Open Gym, Toronto welcomes former Raptor DeMar DeRozan back to the city for the first time since being traded to the San Antonio Spurs. Hard fought wins and the Raps City Social punctuate Jeremy Lin opening up about his career and signing with the team.

In this episode of Open Gym, after two tough losses, Norman Powell gets the team out to his charity bowling event. The bench begins to regain their rhythm, helping the squad rebound with two wins on the road, including a record-tying shooting performance.

In this episode of Open Gym, UNC alum Danny Green reminisces about his college days and Fred VanVleet finds strength in his family as he returns from injury.

In this week’s episode of Open Gym, Jodie Meeks is signed for the remainder of the season and veteran Marc Gasol recounts previous playoff battles as the Raptors gear up for the second season.

In this week’s episode of Open Gym, with the playoffs fast approaching, Chris Boucher’s G League work ends in a distinct honour, Serge Ibaka introduces the great initiatives of his foundation, and the team closes the regular season with a franchise-record road win.

After a disappointing Game 1 loss to Orlando in the first round of the 2019 playoffs, the Raptors, led by All-Stars Kawhi Leonard and Kyle Lowry, re-group and systematically dismantle the Magic in 5 games. Marc Gasol’s suffocating defence and Pascal Siakam’s eye-popping play were welcomed sights for a team on a collision course with Philadelphia in the next round.

Mirroring the 2001 conference semi-finals, the Toronto Raptors battle 7 games against the Philadelphia 76ers, but this time Kawhi Leonard ends it on the greatest shot in Raptors franchise history.

After getting down 2-0 in the Eastern Conference Finals to the number one seed Milwaukee Bucks, the Toronto Raptors battle back and win 4 straight games, sending the city into a frenzy and booking their ticket to the The NBA Finals for the first time in franchise history.

The city of Toronto, the entire country of Canada and Raptors fans from around the world celebrate a moment 24 years in the making - the Toronto Raptors winning the 2019 NBA Championship.