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Toronto Raptors' Jalen Harris (2) sprints to the basket. (Tony Gutierrez/AP) Sportsnet Staff | @Sportsnet July 1, 2021, 4:01 PM Toronto Raptors guard Jalen Harris has been dismissed and disqualified from the NBA for violating terms of its anti-drug program, the league announced Thursday. Harris will be eligible to apply for reinstatement in one year. The following was released by the NBA. pic.twitter.com/TxLp8cDoLG Players are dismissed and disqualified under the NBA’s anti-drug policy after an individual tests positive for a “drug of abuse,” acc...

According to the Raptors, Siakam sustained the injury during the club’s May 8 game vs. Memphis. Toronto estimates the forward will require approximately five months for recovery and rehabilitation.

Submitted News CANTON, MISSOURI—Culver-Stockton College is proud to celebrate 138 students who have completed academic coursework with a high grade point average during the Spring 2021 semester. Students on the President's List have earned a 4.00 grade point average, enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours with no grade lower than a C. The following local students have completed coursework with high academic achievement and has been named to the President's List for the Spring 2021 semester: Blake Murphy, Canton Shannon Tournear, Vermont Culver-Stockton College, located in Canton, Missouri...

Toronto Raptors PR Masai Ujiri’s impact during his time as a Toronto Raptors executive has been felt just about everywhere across the globe. Born in the U.K., raised in Nigeria, and a citizen of Canada, Ujiri has been both one of basketball’s most successful management figures as well as one of its mostly widely respected worldwide ambassadors through various initiatives, including his successful Giants of Africa basketball camps that have paved NBA careers for numerous players. But it was the winning culture that Ujiri helped create in Toronto that got him emotional on Wednesday morning....

Masai Ujiri: Raptors have 'no interest' in playing outside Toronto next season By Erin Walsh  |  Last updated 5/19/21 Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri is hopeful the team will be back in the Six next season after playing the entire 2020-21 season in Tampa due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Via Tim Reynolds of The Associated Press: There's no guarantee that the Raptors will open at home next season - yet. Masai: "I think the government knows what it needs to do. ... We have no interest in playing anywhere else. Tampa was great to us, but like Freddy said, Tampa is not To...