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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the name of the Toronto Raptors' mascot?

The Toronto Raptors were founded in 1995 as an NBA team. They play their games at Scotiabank Arena.

Raptor, a huge red dinosaur, is the Raptors' Mascot. Raptor has been entertaining fans since 1995 when he was introduced. He also participates in community and charity events all over Toronto. For his many years of support to the Raptors, he was named NBA Mascot of the Years in 2019. Raptor is an iconic figure in Toronto and the NBA. He is one of the most well-known mascots in professional sport. He has also been a national symbol for Canada's basketball fans.

Many across the country and in cities all over the country agree with Raptor's enthusiasm about his team and its supporters. Raptor is the Raptors' leader, and they have been one of most successful NBA teams since winning their first championship in 2019. This was a major milestone for basketball lovers in Canada and Toronto. Raptor continues being a source to pride for all Raptors. There will be plenty of Raptors pride as long as he's around. The Raptor is still around! Go, Toronto Raptors!

What year did the Raptors beat Chicago Bulls?

The Raptors defeated Chicago Bulls in the final round of the 1996 NBA Championship. The final score was 109-108. Michael Jordan attempted a last second shot to win the Bulls game. However, it was not recorded because it was after midnight.

What was the first season for the Toronto Raptors

The Toronto Raptors lost 21 games in their first season. The 1995-1996 Toronto Raptors was the inaugural NBA season. The Raptors were one of two expansion teams that joined the league that year, along with the Vancouver Grizzlies. It was also a first NBA season that was played outside of the United States.

All-Star point guard and former Detroit Pistons legend Isiah Thomas became the team's General Manager. He helped with the draft, which yielded Damon Stoudamire, who would go on to win Rookie of the Year. In separate trades, they also acquired Tracy Murray as well as Oliver Miller. Thomas also introduced a new primary logo of a dinosaur playing basketball and new pinstripe uniforms with the logo on the front of their jerseys. The Raptors also added red and purple to their color scheme.

The Raptors' debut under new head coach Brendan Malone on November 3 ended in a victory against the New Jersey Nets at the SkyDome, but they lost their next seven games.

Murray was second in scoring with 16.2 points per game. He also led the team with 151 three point field goals. Miller had 12.9 points per game, 1.4 steals, 1.4 assists and 1.9 block per match, while Robertson was responsible for 9.3 points with 4.4rebounds, four assists, two steals per contest off the bench.

Despite having one the worst records in league, their attendance was excellent, at an average of over 17283 per game at SkyDome, now Rogers Centre.

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After Thomas attempted to execute a letter of intent with Slaight to purchase the team failed, he resigned from his position in November and sold his 9 percent stake in the team to Slaight. (en.wikipedia.org)
This improved during the 2006–07 regular season to an average of 18,258 fans (13th in the league), 92.2 percent capacity at the Air Canada Centre. (en.wikipedia.org)
In November of the 1996–97 season, Bitove sold his ownership interest in the team to Slaight for $65 million after Slaight had activated a shotgun clause in their partnership agreement,[32][33] giving Slaight 79 percent control of the team, [34] (en.wikipedia.org)
Thomas named Raptors' GM NBA superstar to have 10% stake in the new franchise". (en.wikipedia.org)
This improved during the 2006–07 regular season to an average of 18,258 fans (13th in the league), 92.2 percent capacity at the Air Canada Centre. (en.wikipedia.org)

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How To

Tips on where to eat before the Toronto Raptors game at Scotiabank Arena

It is best to avoid eating too much before a game. You can find plenty of food inside the arena if your hunger pangs after you arrive.

Concessions and stands are available along the concourse. Some restaurants specialize in beer while others sell hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, and many other foods.

The concession stand serving nachos is one of the most sought-after options. These cheesey snacks include toppings like jalapenos. Cheese sauce. Bacon bits.

You can also buy tickets for a pre-game party. These parties can be hosted at many restaurants so guests can enjoy food or drinks before heading to the arena.

There is a barbeque restaurant near the arena that serves local cuisine. You can choose from pulled pork sandwiches, chicken wings, or ribs.

Many fast food chains can be found nearby, such as Subway, Tim Hortons, and McDonald's.

For those who prefer to avoid greasy foods, there is a range of healthy dining options within walking distance. Freshii is one of the most popular places. This chain offers fresh salads and wraps made from organic ingredients.

You can also choose from juice bars or sushi bars.

There are many coffee shops, as well as ice cream parlours, just across from the building if that's what you want.

No matter what you're craving, there are plenty of places to eat before and during the Toronto Raptors game. You should allow enough time for security screenings and finding your seat.

Have fun cheering for your home team! And thanks for reading! Go Raptors! Enjoy the game!

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