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Brandon Ingram has not played a basketball game since December 7, missing over two months of action. Ingram's inability to stay healthy on the court this season was a big reason why the New Orleans Pelicans decided to move on from him and not pay the max contract.

Brandon Ingram hasn't been around the Raptors for very long, but the former All-Star has been impressed with rookie Jamal Shead.

The question on everyone's mind now is when the one-time All-Star will don a Raptors jersey on the court for the first time. Ingram's debut is certainly a highly-anticipated one for Raptors fans everywhere.

The New Orleans Pelicans made a huge move near the trade deadline that sent Brandon Ingram to the Toronto Raptors for Bruce Brown, Kelly Olynyk, a 2026 first-ro

Brandon Ingram is staying with the Raptors on a new three-year, $120 million contract extension that runs through the 2027-28 season.

Right on the heels of trading for Brandon Ingram before the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline, the Toronto Raptors have extended the contract of the 6-foot-8 wing. The new deal is worth $120 million over the next three seasons, meaning Ingram will average $40 million per season, with the last year being a player option.

Brandon Ingram's new deal with the Toronto Raptors will make him one of the top 40 highest-paid players in the NBA next season

The Raptors secured a massive trade and contract extension for Brandon Ingram. He now shared his "All-Star" mindset for 2025.

The Raptors acquired Ingram, who hasn't played since Dec. 7 due to a sprained ankle, in a deal with the Pelicans last week.

The Toronto Raptors swooped in to secure the services of their newest star before the NBA Trade Deadline. The Raptors pushed hard to acquire Ingram, and wound up sending Bruce Brown, Kelly Olynyk, and a couple of picks in exchange for their brand-new star forward.