Toronto Raptors’ NBA lottery result stirs mixed reactions

Monday, May 12, 2025, 7:21 pm

The Toronto Raptors endured a mixed lottery outcome that left fans both dismayed and surprisingly optimistic. While the draft lottery awarded the team the ninth overall pick, contrasting narratives emerged on the evening, triggering debates over whether this result is a setback or a stepping stone toward future success.

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After months of anticipation, basketball fans north of the border finally have an answer. The Toronto Raptors will have the ninth overall pick at the upcoming 2025 NBA Draft in June, after Monday’s lottery draw locked in the team order for the top 14 selections. Toronto entered the day with the…

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