TORONTO — About two hours before the game, Raptors rookie Collin Murray-Boyles ran off the court, up the tunnel at Scotiabank Arena. He got to the top of the lightly inclined ramp and did a quick spin. “I’m all turned around up here,” Murray-Boyles said.

The Raptors have to find the right combinations to make things work this season. Head Coach Darko Rajakovic knows it.

One of the more intriguing additions to the Celtics roster this offseason came in August. Brad Stevens had been trending younger with his offseason moves, bringing aboard free agent signings like Luka Garza and Josh Minott back in July but that changed in August when 32-year-old Chris Boucher was brought into the fold.

Despite leading for the majority of the game and by as much as 27 points, the Celtics did not match the pace or defensive intensity of their first preseason contest.

With the Toronto Blue Jays in the middle of a captivating playoff run and the Toronto Maple Leafs starting a new season with a victory over the rival Montreal Canadiens, an NBA Preseason game between the Toronto Raptors and Boston Celtics probably wasn’t top of mind for many people.

Former Toronto Raptors player Chris Boucher certainly has a lot of things to say about his time with the team.

Boston Celtics, a dominant force, are heavily favored against the rebuilding Toronto Raptors in their October 10, 2025 preseason clash. With a strong

The Celtics got consistent effort and good performances across the board as five Boston players registered double figures in scoring during the third. Simons poured in 10 points alone as Boston kept a lead of 10 points at the end of the third. Boston up 87-77 to end the third as Toronto’s third stringers managed to keep it within striking distance.