The Raptors Are Still Being Held Back By Their Offense…

The Raptors Are Still Being Held Back By Their Offense…

The Toronto Raptors’ offense continues to be a major question mark this season. Even with Scottie Barnes and Brandon Ingram carrying a heavy load, the team struggles to find consistent flow, often relying on isolation plays and late-clock heroics. There’s talent on the roster, but spacing, ball movement, and secondary scoring remain issues that prevent this team from fully maximizing its potential. We break down why the Raptors’ offense still feels one-dimensional, the role of Barnes and Ingram in generating shots, and how the rest of the roster factors into—or fails to support—offensive execution. From poor spacing to predictable sets, the Raptors’ offensive struggles are holding the team back from competing at the level their talent should allow.

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