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28 March 2025

• The Hornets look to get back on track versus Toronto
  INJURY REPORT: Hornets: OUT - LaMelo Ball (R Ankle Impingement), Josh Okogie (L Hamstring Injury Management), Tre Mann (Disc Irritation), Grant Williams (R ACL), Brandon Miller (R Wrist) Raptors: QUESTIONABLE - Chris Boucher (Illness), OUT - RJ Barrett (Rest), Ochai Agbaji (Rest), Gradey Dick (R Knee), Brandon Ingram (L Ankle), Ulrich Chomche (R Knee) Game Preview: Both the Charlotte Hornets and the Toronto Raptors have had seasons that they want to get over with and forget. The Hornets find themselves with a bottom-three record, while the Raptors are in no man's land with 26 wins, sitting outside of the play-in race and out of a spot that could give them a potential high lottery pick. The Hornets
• Nets vs. Clippers betting preview: Prediction, point spread, odds
  Here is the betting preview of the Brooklyn Nets' matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday.
• Former Lakers Sharpshooter Signs 10-Day Deal with East Squad
  Former Los Angeles Lakers forward Cole Swider, who had most recently been serving as an affiliate player with L.A.'s G League club the South Bay Lakers, has found his next hoops destination. Swider, 25, initially went unselected out of Syracuse in the 2022 NBA Draft. Along with Scotty Pippen Jr., he was inked to a two-way deal (back when NBA teams only had a pair of two-way slots, not the three they have access to now).
• Are Toronto Raptors or Charlotte Hornets in better long-term spot?
  Share this Story : Are Toronto Raptors or Charlotte Hornets in better long-term spot? Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Basketball NBA Toronto Raptors Are Toronto Raptors or Charlotte Hornets in better long-term spot? Toronto has way more talent but is in a worse salary cap situation and won't have as good a shot at Cooper Flagg. Get the latest from Ryan Wolstat straight to your inbox Sign Up Author of the article: Ryan Wolstat Published Mar 27, 2025 • 4 minute read Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here . Or sign-in if you have an account. Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball drives to the basket against the
• Updated lottery standings as Sixers, Nets battle in race to the bottom
  Here is an updated look at the draft lottery standings as the Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets battle it out in a race to the bottom.
• Nets give another one away to Raptors
  The Brooklyn Nets celebrated Women's Impact Night Wednesday, flashing some of the seafoam green that the WNBA champion New York Liberty wear when they grace the hardwood at Downtown's Barclays Center. Brooklyn kept giving the ball away throughout a sobering and humiliating 116-86 drubbing at the hands of the Toronto Raptors in front of 16,413 paying customers on the corner of Atlantic and Flatbush, suffering their fifth straight loss and reaching 50 defeats for the second straight year. “When you give up that many turnovers, it's very hard to win a game in the NBA,” ceded Nets coach Jordi Fernández after his slumping unit yielded 30 points off 20 giveaways.
• Ex-Raptor players complain about 'disadvantages' of living in Toronto, as fans call out their 'spoiled privilege'
  From Canadian customs to the cold weather, some NBA players just can't look past all that Toronto has to offer.
• Toronto Raptors Rookie Stuffs Stat Sheet in Win Over Brooklyn Nets
  The Toronto Raptors are attempting to climb up the NBA Draft Lottery odds list down the stretch of this season and have pulled off an interesting tanking strategy that sometimes sees the Raptors not just outright rest players but instead yanking them off the court during the most important stages. This is not the first time the Raptors have been outside the box. Just weeks ago they traded for Brandon Ingram from the New Orleans Pelicans with a eyebrow raising move. Last June, they zagged again loading up on talent from the 2024 NBA Draft while other teams strayed away from what they believed was a weak draft class.
• Nets' offense stagnant in 116-86 loss to Raptors
  Orlando Robinson had 23 points on 10-of-14 shooting and added 12 rebounds to help the Toronto Raptors rout the Brooklyn Nets 116-86 on Wednesday night.
• Raptors go wire to wire in cutting down the host Brooklyn Nets
  Tipoff turned into tank-off Wednesday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, the New York City borough where the likes of Jay-Z and the late Notorious B.I.G. called home. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.