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Raptors make in-house promotion to replace Masai Ujiri

The Toronto Raptors are elevating general manager Bobby Webster to the team’s head of basketball operations after firing Masai Ujiri earlier this offseason, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.

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Toronto Raptors offer update on leadership after Masai Ujiri departure

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Raptors extend Bobby Webster as GM, not replacing Masai Ujiri’s role as president for time being

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Rose on Webster being named Raptors' top executive, if Webster will be different than Ujiri and more

Bobby Webster being confirmed as the top decision-maker for the Raptors, if Webster will be different than Masai Ujiri, if the Raptors can make the playoffs and more.

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Toronto Raptors put general manager Bobby Webster in control of basketball operations

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Lewenberg on Webster's extension with the Raptors, leading basketball operations and the construction of the roster

Raptors, Bobby Webster Reportedly Agree to New Contract as Lead Exec After Ujiri Exit

The Toronto Raptors named Bobby Webster as the team's head of basketball operations and agreed to a new contract with him on Monday, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

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Toronto Raptors promote GM Bobby Webster to head of basketball operations, agree on new contract deal

Bobby Webster has been appointed as the Toronto Raptors' head of basketball operations, succeeding Masai Ujiri. Webster, who initially joined the Rapt

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Raptors president Masai Ujiri says he apologized to Pascal Siakam for a ...

Both were drafted by the Raptors, and both have championship rings from the 2019 season. Later in the hourlong media availability, Ujiri said that he'd recently had an "incredible" and "honest ...

Webster's 'promotion' shows who's really in charge of Raptors

When the ownership of the Toronto Raptors dumped Masai Ujiri as team president last month, it led to an obvious question: Was it a money thing? A personality clash with the new leadership at parent company MLSE?