The Toronto Raptors have made key moves in the offseason by signing first-round pick Collin Murray-Boyles to a rookie-scale contract. The six-foot-seven forward, selected ninth overall, had an impressive season at the University of South Carolina, averaging 16.8 points and 8.3 rebounds, along with leading the SEC in field-goal percentage. In addition, the Raptors added guard Chucky Hepburn on a two-way contract. Hepburn, who averaged 16.4 points and 5.8 assists at the University of Louisville, was recognized for his defensive skills, earning ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors.

With Murray-Boyles' offensive capabilities and Hepburn's strong defense, the Raptors are looking to enhance their roster and make a significant impact in the upcoming season. The combination of their skills could prove beneficial for Toronto's overall performance, especially with Murray-Boyles' ability to score efficiently and Hepburn's knack for creating turnovers. The Raptors' strategic signings may position them favorably as they aim for a competitive edge in the league.