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The Toronto Raptors have problems form the 2025 season continuing to impact the team as they make a title push in 2026.

Mike Luciano of Raptors Rapture argues that lingering issues from the 2025 season continue to hamper the Toronto Raptors during their 4-3 start to the 2026 campaign. With Kawhi Leonard sidelined by injury, the writer contends that several structural flaws have resurfaced and restricted the team's offensive and defensive potential.
Luciano identifies five specific ongoing problems: RJ Barrett's inconsistent play, Scottie Barnes' poor 15% three-point shooting, Jamal Shead's low scoring efficiency, Immanuel Quickley's limited playmaking against top opponents, and Jakob Poeltl's notable on-court decline.
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