Alan Anderson has re-signed with the Raptors.

Anderson, who played collegiately at Michigan State, joined the Raptors on a 10-day contract in March.

The Raptors will hold their 2012 training camp in Halifax.

Camp will be held at the Canada Games Centre and there are plans to hold an inter-squad game at the Metro Centre that will be open to the public.

The franchise has also previously held training camp in Ottawa, Vancouver and Europe.

The following 36 NBA players are currently under contract for the 12-13 season and are on their respective country's Olympic rosters:

Atlanta Hawks - no players

Boston Celtics - no players

Brooklyn Nets - Deron Williams (USA)

Charlotte Bobcats - no players

Chicago Bulls - Luol Deng (Great Britain)

Cleveland Cavaliers - Anderson Varejao (Brazil)

Dallas Mavericks - no players

Denver Nuggets - Timofey Mozgov (Russia)

Detroit Pistons - no players

Golden State Warriors - no players

Houston Rockets - no players

Indiana Pacers - no players

Los Angeles Clippers - Chris Paul (USA)

Los Angeles Lakers - Kobe Bryant (USA), Pau Gasol (Spain)

Memphis Grizzlies - Marc Gasol (Spain) 

Miami Heat - LeBron James (USA)

Milwaukee Bucks - no players

Minnesota Timberwolves - Kevin Love (USA), Alexey Shved (Russia)

New Orleans Hornets - Anthony Davis (USA), Al-Farouq Aminu (Nigeria)

New York Knicks - Carmelo Anthony (USA), Tyson Chandler (USA), Pablo Prigioni (Argentina)

Oklahoma City Thunder - Kevin Durant (USA), Russell Westbrook (USA), James Harden (USA), Serge Ibaka (Spain)

Orlando Magic - no players

Philadelphia 76ers - Andre Iguodala (USA)

Phoenix Suns - Luis Scola (Argentina)

Portland Trail Blazers - Nicolas Batum (France), Victor Claver (Spain), Joel Freeland (Great Britain)

Sacramento Kings - no players

San Antonio Spurs - Tony Parker (France), Manu Ginobili (Argentina), Boris Diaw (France), Tiago Splitter (Brazil), Patty Mills (Australia), Nando De Colo (France)

Toronto Raptors - Jose Calderon (Spain), Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania), Linas Klezia (Lithuania)

Utah Jazz - no players

Washington Wizards - Nene (Brazil), Kevin Seraphin (France)

• Click here to view the full Olympic rosters.

The Raptors will be included in the "Hardwood Classics" uniforms for the 12-13 season.

The uniforms will be the "late 90's home", known for their cartoonish quality.

The Raptors have denied that these will be the throwbacks worn.

The Raptors defeated the Knicks by a final score of 94-92 in Summer League play on Thursday.

Ed Davis had 15 points and 11 rebounds for Toronto. Four other players reached double-figures. Chris Wright had 15 points and six rebounds, Bobby Brown scored 13 points, Devoe Joseph had 15 points and Ben Uzoh had 16 points, seven boards and four assists.

New York was led by Chris Copeland's 17 points on 5-for-12 shooting. Sylven Landesberg and Chris Smith both scored 10 points off the bench.

The Raptors held off the Kings by a final score of 96-89 in Summer League play on Wednesday.

Terrence Ross led Toronto with 21 points. Bobby Brown added 17 points and six assists, while Ed Davis contributed 10 points and nine rebounds.

Jimmer Fredette finished with 19 points on 5-for-17 shooting. Thomas Robinson had seven points and eight rebounds, while Josh Akognon scored 18 points on just eight field goals in the loss.

The Raptors are in serious talks with John Lucas III, according to sources.

Lucas would give Toronto depth at the point guard position behind Kyle Lowry and Jose Calderon.

The Raptors have signed Jonas Valanciunas.

Valanciunas was the fifth overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft.

The National Basketball Association and the NBA Development League, the official minor league of the NBA, announced the affiliation system for the 2012-13 season. An all-time high eleven NBA teams will have single NBA D-League affiliates including first-year partnerships between the Boston Celtics and Maine Red Claws and the Portland Trail Blazers and Idaho Stampede.   

Here are the affiliation for the 12-13 season:

AUSTIN TOROS (TX) 

San Antonio Spurs  

BAKERSFIELD JAM (CA) 

Atlanta Hawks 
Los Angeles Clippers 
Phoenix Suns 
Toronto Raptors 

CANTON CHARGE (OH) 

Cleveland Cavaliers 

DAKOTA WIZARDS (Bismarck, ND) 

Golden State Warriors 

ERIE BAYHAWKS (PA) 

New York Knicks  

FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS (IN) 

Charlotte Bobcats 
Detroit Pistons 
Indiana Pacers 
Milwaukee Bucks 

IDAHO STAMPEDE (Boise, ID) 

Portland Trail Blazers  

IOWA ENERGY (Des Moines, IA) 

Chicago Bulls 
Denver Nuggets 
New Orleans Hornets 
Washington Wizards 

LOS ANGELES D-FENDERS (CA) 

Los Angeles Lakers 

MAINE RED CLAWS (Portland, ME) 

Boston Celtics  

RENO BIGHORNS (NV) 

Memphis Grizzlies 
Sacramento Kings 
Utah Jazz 

RIO GRANDE VALLEY VIPERS (TX) 

Houston Rockets 

SIOUX FALLS SKYFORCE (SD) 

Miami Heat 
Minnesota Timberwolves 
Orlando Magic 
Philadelphia 76ers 

SPRINGFIELD ARMOR (MA) 

Brooklyn Nets 

TEXAS LEGENDS (Frisco, TX) 

Dallas Mavericks 

TULSA 66ERS (OK) 

Oklahoma City Thunder

Kyle Lowry is ready to join the elite level of NBA point guards.

“I think I’ve broken into that second tier a little bit better than people expected me to and I’m trying to break into that first tier,” Lowry said Tuesday after being formally introduced as a Raptor.

“It’s going to be tough but I’m going to work myself to the point where I’m going to be in that first tier.”

Lowry expects Toronto to take several steps forward next season.

“It’ll be a good team, a playoff team,” he said. “I think we’ll be a team that’ll run a little bit more, we’ll have a little bit more toughness on defence. We’ll be more defensive-minded, get stops and we’re going to run.”