Toronto Raptors Injury Report
Updated Wed, Oct 7, 2:20 PM ET
0 out · 5 day-to-day before TOR vs Bulls
Allen GravesFDay-to-daygroinback ~Oct 10
Jamison BattleFDay-to-daybackback ~Oct 10Reg. season: 61 GP · 8.5 MIN · 3.1 PTS · 1.5 REB · 0.4 AST
Kawhi LeonardFDay-to-daynot injury relatedback ~Oct 10Reg. season: 65 GP · 32.1 MIN · 27.9 PTS · 6.4 REB · 3.6 AST- NBNate BittleCDay-to-dayfootback ~Oct 10
Trayce Jackson-DavisFDay-to-dayheadback ~Oct 10Reg. season: 53 GP · 9.4 MIN · 3.4 PTS · 2.7 REB · 0.7 AST
Opening game: Chicago Bulls @ Toronto Raptors
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Questions
Who is out for the Raptors?
No Raptors player is listed out or doubtful right now. 5 are day-to-day or questionable: Allen Graves (F), Jamison Battle (F), Kawhi Leonard (F), Nate Bittle (C), Trayce Jackson-Davis (F). Day-to-day players often play, but statuses change through the day, so check this page again closer to tip-off.
When does the Raptors injury report come out?
Under league rules, NBA teams file injury designations by 5 p.m. local time the day before a game, or by 1 p.m. on the second night of a back-to-back, and update them as statuses change. This page rebuilds through the day from ESPN's injury data, which follows those team announcements.
How many wins are the Raptors projected for in 2026-27?
44.1 wins on average across 20,000 simulated seasons, with 90% of them between 28 and 60. That gives the Raptors a 65% chance to make the playoffs and 2% to win the title. The rating behind it uses game results only, never betting lines.