Ryan Wolstat is a Basketball Reporter at Toronto Sun/Postmedia. He covers a range of topics including NBA, college basketball, and Canadian basketball, while also delving into Major League Sports and sports business. Ryan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Regina Leader-Post, Edmonton Sun, and Montreal Gazette.
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By: Ryan Wolstat
Raptors player is beginning the return to play process, which is a positive.
All-time great centre simply could not be stopped as sloppy Raptors wasted 10-point early lead.
By: Ryan Wolstat
All-time great centre simply could not be stopped as sloppy Raptors wasted 10-point early lead.
Quickley, Poeltl join Barnes and Leonard on injury report.
By: Ryan Wolstat
Quickley, Poeltl join Barnes and Leonard on injury report.
By: Ryan Wolstat
He has the talent and work ethic to play a role, especially when Raptors are short-handed as they were in Milwaukee
For the Toronto Raptors to get where they want to go this season, a lot of players are going to have to step up. Read more.
The Toronto Raptors could be missing three key players again Monday against Memphis, but the injury list is slowly clearing. Read on.
By: Ryan Wolstat
At least Jakob Poeltl and Jamal Shead have rallied from early slumps as Toronto tries to make do without ailing superstar.
By: Ryan Wolstat
At least Jakob Poeltl and Jamal Shead have rallied from early slumps as Toronto tries to make do without ailing superstar. Read more.
