Longtime Raptors broadcaster Jack Armstrong lacks contract for upcoming NBA season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026
Toronto Raptors television analyst Jack Armstrong faces uncertainty regarding his role for the upcoming NBA season. Reports indicate the longtime broadcaster has not signed a contract with TSN and MLSE with only five weeks remaining before the season tips off. Sources state that the two sides are currently not in agreement regarding terms, leaving the status of the popular voice in doubt. Armstrong is known for his signature commentary style during Raptors broadcasts, including the catchphrase "Get that garbage outta here." As the league approaches its start date, the broadcast team for the team's upcoming games remains unresolved due to the ongoing contract negotiations. Stakeholders have yet to finalize an arrangement to secure his return to the booth.
- •Jack Armstrong does not have a contract for the upcoming Raptors season.
- •The NBA season is scheduled to begin in five weeks.
- •Negotiations between the broadcaster, TSN, and MLSE are currently stalled.
- •The sides are reportedly not close to reaching an agreement.
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