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Tickets To See The Raptors Play At Scotiabank Arena Are Now On Sale & The Prices Are Wild
K, but which game will Drake attend? 👀
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Chrismas came early for the 6ix! Tickets to all 41 Toronto Raptors home games are now available on Ticketmaster and they range anywhere from super cheap to guess-I'm-not-paying-rent-this-month expensive.
For instance, you can attend the Raptors vs. Orlando Magic game on Friday, October 29 for as little as $18.50. Granted, it's in the 300s, which means it's standing room only. If you want to get closer to the action, a seat in section 121 goes for $103.75. For other games, you're looking at $500 and more for a decent seat.
According to Scotiabank Arena, all fans attending the games must provide proof of vaccination in order to enter.
The Raptors kick off the 2021-2022 season on Wednesday, October 20 at 7:30 pm when they take on the Washington Wizards. Tickets to that game are still available, but it looks like only nosebleed seats are up for grabs.
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Drake Outed Kawhi’s True Feelings About Toronto During Last Night’s Raptors Game
Drake also revealed that "we definitely miss him for sure."
Drake seemingly exposed Kawhi Leonard's true feelings about Toronto during the Raptors game against Houston last night, and they're surprisingly wholesome.
Drizzy, who briefly took over broadcasting duties during Monday night's game, revealed that the Board Man misses his Canadian fans and the city itself.
Drake says Kawhi misses the fans and city of Toronto (@TSN_Sports ) https://t.co/sAVOvi15AF— NBA Central (@NBA Central) 1634001397.0
"One thing about Kawhi that I can tell the people, whenever I see him, he expresses the utmost gratitude and just always says how much he misses the fans in the city," Drake revealed. "That's my guy honestly, he is really grateful for his time here. We definitely miss him for sure."
Leonard famously left fans wanting more after he ditched the 6ix for the Clippers in the aftermath of the team's 2019 NBA championship.
On the bright side, the Raptors did beat the Rockets 107-92, which will definitely help keep spirits up as they head into their first season without veteran Kyle Lowry.
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Unvaxxed NBA Players Who Break Quarantine Rules In Toronto Could Go To Jail For 6 Months
Players could also face huge fines.
Unvaxxed NBA players who break quarantine rules in Toronto could now face prison time due to Canada's COVID-19 restrictions.
Shams Charania of The Athletic tweeted on Wednesday that unvaccinated players caught breaching their mandated quarantine in Toronto will face criminal charges.
At the moment, players who've yet to receive both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are only permitted to leave their hotel to participate in team activities.
NBA players who purposely disobey quarantine rules could face up to six months in prison or a $750K fine.
Earlier this week, Sportsnet also reported that the Toronto Raptors will be 100% fully vaccinated in two weeks.
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Raptor Rookie & Native Banton Says He's Showing His Team 'Good Food Spots' Around The City
Banton says being from the city is a "blessing."
New Toronto Raptor Dalano Banton says he's helping his teammates find "good food spots" in Toronto in a recent press conference.
The Raptor rookie grew up in Rexdale, and he's using his hometown knowledge to help his teammates navigate the 6ix.
"I feel like me being here from the city it's a blessing for the whole team and the whole organization. Just having someone on the team who could refer you to some spots that other people might not know or that you might not ask somebody on the staff," said Banton.
"So I feel like just knowing the good food spots that are away from downtown, like different spots like little cultural restaurants that I know of that I can give these guys reference to so they can go to. Some of them went already, and they love it."
"I feel like just having that and being from the city, whatever you need you can ask me, I can help. I can help you try and get it or know to tell you where to go for it. It's a blessing, and I've been trying to help guys as much as I can."
The 21-year-old and his new teammate Scottie Barnes were already spotted out last month eating at The Real Jerk, a popular Caribbean restaurant in the city with producer and rapper Kardinal Offishall.
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