The Toronto Raptors Have A New Logo For Their Training Camp In Tampa & It Looks So Strange

It's gonna take a little while to get used to it.
Staff Writer

After starting their 2020/2021 training camp in Tampa, Florida, the Toronto Raptors revealed a new beachy logo to reflect their new home.

The new logo was debuted as a backdrop for a Fred VanVleet interview on Sunday morning, according to a tweet from CTV's Lindsay Dunn.

More people started tweeting photos of the logo throughout the afternoon.

It features the Toronto Raptor we all know and love chowing down on a Florida palm tree.

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The Canada-US border is still closed to non-essential travel, and there was plenty of speculation as to where the Raptors would start their new season.

There was even a public bidding war, as multiple cities vied to be the team's new home for the season.

But then Raptors GM Masai Ujiri announced on November 20 that they were unable to start the season in Canada.

In the same announcement, he told Raps fans that the team would start the new season in Tampa, Florida. 

Despite plenty of heart-broken statements from players about missing their Toronto fans, it looks as though the team is embracing their scenic change for the year.

  • Cormac O'Brien was an Associate Editor at Narcity Canada, covering all things exciting and trending about Canada. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and Journalism from the University of Victoria, where he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the campus newspaper and was awarded the BCYNA Community News Scholarship for his writing. He was also the producer and co-host of Now On Narcity, Narcity's flagship podcast.

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