The Toronto Raptors are starting the new year right after beating the Atlanta Hawks at home inside the Scotiabank Arena. One player who looked like a new man in

The Toronto Raptors will be out to complete a sweep of their four-game season series against the visiting Atlanta Hawks on Monday night.

The Golden State Warriors' three-game win streak was snapped following their 141-127 OT loss to the Toronto Raptors.

A former Longhorn star has found a new NBA home. On Sunday, Mo Bamba signed a one-year deal with the Toronto Raptors. The deal comes after Bamba got off to a stellar start in the G League for Salt Lake City. He will be looking to build on his success in Toronto and prove that he belongs in the NBA.

Peyton Watson scored 24 points, Jamal Murray had 21 and the Denver Nuggets won their first game without injured center Nikola Jokic, beating the Toronto Raptors 106-103.

1. Smaller wing: Ellis, Grimes, Hauser, Corey Kispert, Ayo Dosunmu, Naji Marshall, Ben Sheppard 2. Big: Sharpe, Gafford, Bitadze, Marvin Bagley, Robert Williams, Jericho Sims, Brandon Clarke, Bobby Portis, Jalen Smith, Nick Richards 3: Forward: Georges Niang, Saddiq Bey, Guerschon Yabusele For more possibilities, see Sam Vecenie’s trade board.

After trading baskets through three quarters, Toronto made a decisive surge early in the fourth. A string of Raptors’ buckets, sparked by transition scoring and weak-side help defense, opened up the largest lead of the night, forcing Atlanta into quick-tempo possessions that didn’t yield consistent results.