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The Toronto Raptors were sure to get in the NBA trade deadline action this year, landing All-Star forward Brandon Ingram from the New Orleans Pelicans. The Pelicans are 12-39 through 51 games, so moving on from the star forward made sense. Should the 16-35 Raptors have been the team on the receiving end of that deal?

The Raptors got involved in the trade deadline action by acquiring one-time All-Star Brandon Ingram from the Pelicans.Once the deal's terms are finalized, the next order of business is getting Ingram in a Raptors uniform and onto the floor next to his new teammates.

The Toronto Raptors acquired Ingram in a deal that brings back Bruce Brown Jr., Kelly Olynyk, a 2026 first-round pick originally belonging to the Indiana Pacers, and one second-round pick, according to ESPN insider Shams Charania.

The crew from the Dan Le Batard Show breaks down the trade between the Heat and Raptors that reportedly sends P.J. Tucker to Toronto and Davion Mitchell to Miami.

The Toronto Raptors didn't keep Davion Mitchell for long. Toronto reportedly traded the guard to the Miami Heat on Thursday in exchange for PJ Tucker,