Arguably the best defensive team in 2019-20, Toronto Raptors had a nice run in their previous campaign. They didn’t have what it takes offensively to take Boston Celtics down in the tight match-up in last year’s eastern conference semi-finals.

The raptors lost two big men with the departures of Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka, so it is not going to get any easier for Pascal Siakam this season. He, Alex Len and Aron Baynes have big shoes to fill and be at their best on both ends. With the help of Kyle Lowry, they have a chance of repeating their success from last year and perhaps even take it up a notch.

Toronto Raptors TV schedule for 2020-21

Their roster is without a major superstar, the Raps have the same optics issue that the Miami Heat have going into the season. Even with all-stars and all-around fine players Lowry and Siakam are not considered franchise changing players; or star player that carry a team deep into the playoffs.

With that, expect to the Raps to be underrated again this year and as with every year, the schedule will play out and the Raptors will again be one of the top teams in the East.

They start the season with a home game against New Orleans Pelicans. Of course, due to the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions in Canada, the Raptors are not allowed to play in their actual home arena Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. They will instead host the games in Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.  

Printable *Updated Toronto Raptors schedule (2020-21) 

After their opening game against Zion Williamson, the Raptors hit the road to take on San Antonio, and Philadelphia then the New York Knicks back home in their second, third and fourth games of the schedule before the new year. 

The new NBA season features a shortened game schedule of 72 games and to help you always keep on top of all of the Toronto Raptors games we offer you this basic Raps printable schedule. You can download the PDF from here and watch the nationally televised Raptors’ games on ESPN, ABC and TNT.  With a game against the Atlanta Hawks on March 11th, we’ve updated this post to include the second half of the Toronto Raptors 35-game schedule — it’s the more colorful one directly above this paragraph. To download that version in PDF format, you can download it now here.

And if you think the above schedule isn’t motivating Raps fans, we understand. So to get in front of that we’ve linked off to another printable Toronto Raptors schedule that’s much more pleasing to the eye. Don’t ever say we don’t take care of you.