The Toronto Raptors are among the winners of the ongoing 2026 NBA offseason, which has been dizzying with all the trades and free agent signings. Earlier this offseason, Toronto executed a blockbuster deal to bring back one of the greatest players in Raptors history — who also played just one season with the franchise.

Kyle Lowry has retired as a Toronto Raptor, ending a 20-year NBA career where he became the franchise's all-time leader in multiple categories and helped deliver its first NBA championship in 2019.

He long vowed to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors so he could retire as a member of that franchise. And on Tuesday, he made it happen. Lowry — one of 12 players in NBA history to play 20 seasons in the league — announced on social media that he is signing with the Raptors and will retire,

Drake's close friend reacted to DeMar DeRozan returning to the Raptors as speculation surrounding a reunion continues.

Lowry is retiring from the NBA after a 20-year career, with his crowning achievement being the 2019 championship with the Raptors.

Twenty-year NBA veteran Kyle Lowry officially announced his retirement from the league with the Toronto Raptors in a farewell video on Tuesday.

Fromer NBA champion Kyle Lowry re-signs for his former team Toronto Raptors for one day before retiring at the age of 40.

Former Raptors guard Kyle Lowry is seemingly on the verge of retirement following a cryptic social media video.

While he may be representing the Oklahoma City Thunder on most days of the year, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has never shied away from his national duties for Team Canada. The latest instance is the FIBA World Cup 2027 Americas Qualifiers,