The Toronto Raptors have discussed playing at the Prudential Center in Newark next season, sources told Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News.

The league prefers Newark as the Raptors' temporary home next season due to its proximity to their division rivals and a desire to limit traveling. 

The Knicks, Nets, 76ers, Celtics, and Wizards are all within 225 miles of the Prudential Center. 

The Raptors have also discussed playing in Tampa Bay and Nashville, according to sources.

The Toronto Raptors announced that they will fully cooperate with the NBA's investigation of Terence Davis.

Davis was arrested in New York on several charges, including assaulting his girlfriend.

"Incidents of this kind are addressed and managed by the league through the joint NBA-NBPA policy on domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

"The Toronto Raptors take these issues very seriously, and we will fully cooperate and support the League in its investigation of this matter as we work to determine the appropriate next steps for our team," announced the team in a statement.

Davis' lawyer says that his client denies all charges. 

Davis' court date is set for December 11th. 

Terence Davis was charged for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend at a New York hotel Tuesday night.

Police learned Davis and his girlfriend got into a verbal dispute. He then allegedly struck her in the eye “causing substantial amount of pain." 

Davis also grabbed the woman's phone and broke the screen.

“We’re aware of the reports and are seeking more information,” a team spokesperson told the Star.

Davis was named to the NBA's All-Rookie Second Team in 19-20.

The Toronto Raptors worked out Malachi Flynn and Devon Dotson on Sunday, according to Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated.

Dotson, who averaged 18.1 points and 4.1 rebounds last season at Kansas, is ranked No. 33 on ESPN's Best Available for the upcoming draft.

Flynn averaged 17.6 points last season with San Diego State, and is ranked No. 38 in the Best Available list.

The Raptors have the 29th and 59th pick in the upcoming draft. 

Members of the Toronto Raptors organization "remain hopeful" that the team will be able to host games in Toronto next season, sources told Josh Lewenberg of TSN.

The Raptors could play in Louisville at the KFC Yum! Center next season due to travel restrictions regarding COVID-19.

The organization is discussing several contingency plans regarding next season.

Lewenberg adds that Louisville was never on the table for the organization.

The Toronto Raptors may not be able to play the 20-21 season in Canada due to the COVID-19 travel ban with Louisville, Kentucky being broached as a possible alternate location.

Louisville wouldn’t be first in line in the event of relocation or expansion, but it seems to be an easier sell to house the Raptors for a short period.

The Raptors would play at the KFC Yum! Center.

No decision has been made on this topic as it is one of many the league must decide upon in the coming weeks.

The Indiana Pacers have agreed to hire Nate Bjorkgren as head coach.

Bjorkgren was an assistant coach with the Toronto Raptors. Bjorkgren previously was an assistant coach with the Phoenix Suns from 2015 until 2017.

Bjorkgren will replace Nate McMillan with the Pacers.

Ime Udoka, Dan Craig and Chris Finch were the other finalists for the position.

The Toronto Raptors would like to re-sign Fred VanVleet this offseason while also maintaining enough cap space for a max contract slot in 2021.

The target Toronto is looking to not exceed for VanVleet is a four-year, $80 million deal.

If the Raptors sign VanVleet to a larger number due to interest from rival teams, they would presumably need to shed salary in other areas if they end up signing a max player in 2021.

The Raptors are widely expected to pursue Giannis Antetokounmpo if he becomes a free agent in 2021.

Malcolm Brogdon's contract with the Indiana Pacers is a barometer for what Fred VanVleet could expect to earn this offseason, sources told Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News.

Brogdon signed a four-year, $85 million deal with the Pacers last offseason.

Bondy adds that the Raptors remain the favorites to re-sign VanVleet, though the Pistons, Suns, and Knicks are also interested.

The 26-year-old VanVleet averaged 17.6 points and 6.6 assists last season.  

The Toronto Raptors unveiled three of the five uniforms the team will wear in the 2020-21 season, showcasing simple but bold design, elements that weave together the lineage of previous uniforms, and a subtle nod to the franchise’s origins.

The now-familiar “north” pointing chevron remains a key element of the latest editions – it was first introduced on the jersey side panel in 2015-16 as part of the team’s rebrand.

The new uniforms are reminiscent of the red Earned Edition jerseys worn for much of the 2019 postseason season and which the team sported on court the evening they captured the franchise’s first NBA Championship.

“Uniforms do matter to players. Our team made the choice to wear the Earned jerseys during the 2019 Finals, for example,” Raptors President Masai Ujiri said. “We want to give our players - and our fans - jerseys they’re proud to wear not just because they say Raptors on the front, not just because they’re a symbol of our city and country, but because they also look great. I think that’s what we’ve achieved with these.”

The concept was a collaborative effort between MLSE’s in-house design team and Nike. The new threads are comprised of recycled PET bottles, a combination of Alpha Yarns and recycled polyester. Each uniform represents approximately 20 recycled bottles.

“As we began to think about the decade ahead, we aimed to create uniforms that not only reflected our franchise’s historic accomplishment in 2019 but also inspired the pursuit of our next championship,” MLSE Chief Marketing Officer Shannon Hosford said. “Our goal was to continue to evolve our ‘We The North’ Raptors brand identity highlighting our key chevron design, which is synonymous with the North and our championship, while also providing our fans with some added swagger while they show their support.”