The Toronto Raptors passed on an opportunity to sign former lottery pick Rob Dillingham, choosing another young guard instead. Toronto previously converted Jaden Bradley’s two-way deal into a standard contract, creating flexibility in its developmental plans. Dillingham entered the NBA…

The Toronto Raptors opted against signing former 2024 eighth overall pick Rob Dillingham to a two-way contract, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. Toronto instead filled its open two-way roster vacancy by finalizing the signing of guard Kevin McCullar Jr. on November 5.
McCullar previously spent two seasons with the New York Knicks organization before joining Toronto's developmental group. Meanwhile, Dillingham remains an unsigned free agent after stints with Minnesota and Chicago, followed by being waived by Charlotte in September.
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