Toronto Raptors showcase young talent in Summer League despite consolation loss

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Last updated Jul 20, 2026

Toronto Raptors showcase young talent in Summer League despite consolation loss
Summary

The Toronto Raptors concluded their NBA Summer League campaign with a 96-89 loss to the Denver Nuggets on July 19. Finishing with a 3-2 record, the Raptors saw promising performances from their new players, including Allen Graves and Seth Lundy, who both stood out throughout the tournament. Graves led the team in scoring and rebounding during various matchups, while Lundy impressed with multiple 20-point games. Nate Bittle and Jamarion Sharp also contributed on the defensive end, showcasing their potential in rebounding and shot-blocking. Despite not advancing to the playoffs, the players exhibited skills that could bolster the Raptors' roster for the upcoming season.

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  • Allen Graves scored team-best 22 points in opener against Boston on July 10.
  • Seth Lundy recorded 23 points against Houston with a strong shooting performance.
  • Nate Bittle excelled in rebounding with 10 boards and six blocks against Boston.
  • Jamarion Sharp, former G-League Defensive Player of the Year, made significant contributions.
  • The Raptors finished Summer League with a 3-2 record after losing to Denver.
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The Toronto Raptors have a lot of reasons to keep their heads held high despite missing the NBA Summer League playoffs.

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