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Raptors crush Bulls by 43 points, win 135 to 92 at home

The Toronto Raptors open the 2026‑27 season with a dominant 135‑92 home victory over the Chicago Bulls, a 43‑point blowout on Oct. 21. RJ Barrett leads the scoring surge, while Scottie Barnes (23 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists) and Kawhi Leonard (23 points, 6 assists, 4 steals) anchor the win despite sub‑par shooting percentages. Chicago, shorthanded at center, struggles; rookie Caleb Wilson and Josh Giddey combine for just two points. The Raptors control the game with perimeter shooting and aggressive defense, finishing strong as fans celebrate the emphatic start.

Caleb Wilson dazzles Bulls fans with sensational slam dunk

The Chicago Bulls began the new season North of the border against the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. It also marked the official debut of No. 4 pick Caleb Wilson, slated to be the franchise player. Though the rebuilding Bulls were largely outmatched, that didn’t mean that Wilson didn’t have something up his sleeve. That was […] The post Caleb Wilson dazzles Bulls fans with sensational slam dunk appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Fischer’s Latest: Knecht, Kings, Pedulla, Raptors, KPJ, More

Jake Fischer reports that former Lakers wing Dalton Knecht, a 2024 first‑round pick, is drawing two‑way contract interest from the Sacramento Kings, Minnesota Timberwolves and Toronto Raptors—the only teams with an open two‑way slot. The Kings, still retooling after Ben Simmons' season‑ending Achilles tear, are also weighing point guard Sean Pedulla and 2025 second‑rounder Micah Peavy. Fischer notes Kevin Porter Jr. received Nuggets interest before being waived, and suggests Dwight Powell could return to the Mavericks while Pat Connaughton may rejoin the Hornets later in the season.

Bulls leaves analyst chair empty in honor of Stacey King in season opener

The Chicago Bulls began the 2026-27 season on Wednesday against the Toronto Raptors. Unfortunately, they will be without Stacey King, who passed away in June at the age of 59. As a result, Bulls play-by-play announcer Adam Amin humbly left the analyst chair open for the 1st quarter, per Bulls on CHSN. Newly hired analyst […] The post Bulls leaves analyst chair empty in honor of Stacey King in season opener appeared first on ClutchPoints .

How to watch Bulls vs Raptors: NBA, live stream, TV channel

The Chicago Bulls face the Toronto Raptors in the NBA season opener at Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at 7:30 PM ET. The game airs on Chicago Sports Network and streams live on Fubo (free trial available). Chicago comes off a 133‑116 win over Minnesota, with rookie Caleb Wilson posting 16 points, while Toronto looks to bounce back from a 129‑125 preseason loss to Detroit, highlighted by Malachi Smith’s 24 points and Trayce Jackson‑Davis’s near‑perfect free‑throw shooting. Both teams are eager to start the regular season on a high note.

Report: 6 Teams Pursuing Alexander Nikishin Amid $63 Million Contract Demand

Six clubs—including the St. Louis Blues, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Islanders, Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers and Seattle Kraken—have queried the Carolina Hurricanes about defenseman Alexander Nikishin, who remains unsigned after his entry‑level deal expired. The 25‑year‑old, fresh off an 11‑goal, 22‑assist rookie season and a Stanley Cup run, is demanding a seven‑year contract worth $8‑9 million a year ($56‑63 million total). Carolina’s trade talks, such as a stalled package for Connor Hellebuyck, have stalled, and the team’s cap constraints keep talks in limbo, leaving the Hurricanes 8‑2‑1 without him.

Cubs To Make International Scouting Hire

The Chicago Cubs are set to hire longtime Rays international scouting director Steve Miller as vice president of their international scouting department, according to BeisbolFR. Miller, who rose from a Blue Jays area scout in 2006 to the Rays' top international scouting role in 2019, joins a Cubs front office that recently reshuffled its international staff, moving former VP Louie Eljaua and reassigning Alex Suarez. The Cubs' international scouts have already produced trade assets, notably in‑field prospect Jefferson Rojas and catcher Moisés Ballesteros, who were dealt at the July deadline.

Bulls player who will shock NBA world with breakout 2026-27 season

The Chicago Bulls begin the 2026-27 NBA season on the road Wednesday against the Toronto Raptors. It will be a season unlike any other in recent memory, as the team rebuilds from scratch with new leadership, coaching, and players. Although some notable players will grab the spotlight, Leonard Miller cannot and shouldn’t be overlooked. The […] The post Bulls player who will shock NBA world with breakout 2026-27 season appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Maple Leafs Prospect Roundup: The Danford dilemma, Holinka gets on the board

Ben Danford returns to the Toronto Marlies after a lower‑body injury and helps spark an overtime 3‑2 win over the Belleville Senators, setting up Brendan Brisson’s game‑winner. Coach Steve Sullivan is now testing Danford’s offensive instincts, even giving him time on the second power‑play unit, as the Leafs wonder if he can fill the blue‑line void left by Jake McCabe’s high‑stick injury and Chris Tanev’s indefinite absence. Meanwhile, prospect Alexander Bilecki tallies 11 assists in 11 games for the Kitchener Rangers, centre Luke Haymes posts a goal and four assists in six Marlies games, and Miroslav Holinka nets his first pro goal in the OT win. The article examines whether Danford could earn an NHL call‑up this season.

Maple Leafs head coach Jim Hiller raves about Easton Cowan: ‘He’s exceeded my expectations’

Coach Jim Hiller praises 21‑year‑old winger Easton Cowan after the Maple Leafs' 6‑2 win over Columbus on Oct. 21, 2026. Cowan netted his first shorthanded goal and tallied three points, becoming a regular penalty killer and aiming for a 76‑point season. Hiller highlights Cowan’s physical and mental growth, saying he’s exceeded expectations and will be a key part of Toronto’s core alongside Gavin McKenna. The Leafs next host the New York Rangers Thursday.