Raptors reveal 2025-26 opening night roster

The Toronto Raptors are going into the season with 14 standard contracts and 3 two-way players that will shuttle back and forth from the G League.

Here's a look at the Raptors going into opening night:

Head coach Darko Rajakovic

Rajakovic is in his third year as the head coach of the Raptors.

#0 A.J. Lawson

Lawson was signed to the final two-way slot after he cleared waivers last week.

#1 Gradey Dick

Dick is going into his third season with the Raptors after being the No. 13 overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft.

#2 Jonathan Mogbo

Mogbo, who turns 24 later this month, is embarking on his second season with the Raptors.

#3 Brandon Ingram

Ingram was acquired in a trade with the New Orleans Pelicans last season. Now healthy, Ingram looks to make an impact as one of the leading scorers for the Raptors.

#4 Scottie Barnes

Barnes is entering the first season of his five-year supermax contract, which will pay him around $45 million in each campaign.

#5 Immanuel Quickley

Quickley is expected to be the Raptors starting point guard after missing most of last season.

#9 RJ Barrett

Barrett led the Raptors in scoring last season, averaging 21.1 points per game for Toronto.

#12 Collin Murray-Boyles

Murray-Boyles has a lot of hype going into the season as the No. 9 overall pick out of South Carolina.

#14 Ja'Kobe Walter

Other than Murray-Boyles, Walter is the youngest player on the roster at 21 years old. He'll look to improve after a promising rookie season.

#17 Garrett Temple

Temple is the only player on the roster born in the 1980's, making him at least nine years older than everyone else on the team.

#19 Jakob Poeltl

Poeltl is second on the age list behind Temple, but he brings with him a ton of experience as the Raptors leader in win shares last season.

#23 Jamal Shead

Shead will be the team's point guard coming off the bench in his second NBA season.

#24 Chucky Hepburn

Hepburn is on a two-way deal, where he hopes to emulate Shead's style of play.

#30 Ochai Agbaji

Agbaji is coming off a career year in which he averaged double digits in points for the first time.

#54 Sandro Mamukelashvili

Mamukelashvili comes to the team from the San Antonio Spurs, where he was a backup to Victor Wembanyama.

#55 Alijah Martin

Martin, the No. 39 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, is fresh off of a championship run in the NCAA with the Florida Gators.

#77 Jamison Battle

Battle played 59 games for the Raptors in his rookie season, but he could see a role increase in Year 2.