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TOR • Forward • #3
3 days ago
Ingram led seven Raptors, including all five starters, in double figures on Friday. He’s scored at least 20 points in four of his last five and six of nine appearances this season. While Ingram’s injury history can make him difficult to trust in fantasy basketball, he’s pretty effective when he’s on the court. The Raptors forward is providing fifth-round value in nine-cat formats thus far, sitting just outside the top-50. Toronto ends its Week 3 in Philadelphia on Saturday.
TOR • Forward • #3
8 days ago
Ingram logged another productive stat line on Sunday, utilizing accurate shooting to finish the contest as one of Toronto’s best scorers. Nine of his 10 made field goals came inside the arc, while he also chipped in five free throws to help land his fifth 20-point outing of the season. The veteran forward has gotten off to a fast start in Toronto and is posting some of the best shooting splits of his career through seven games. He’ll look to stay hot against the Bucks on Tuesday.
TOR • Forward • #3
10 days ago
Ingram has now scored at least 20 points in four of the last five games. The 28-year-old small forward is poised for a big fantasy season with the Raptors, where he’s essentially atop the team’s hierarchy along with Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett. Ingram’s had at least four assists in three consecutive games as well. The Raptors finish the week against the Grizzlies on Sunday.
TOR • Forward • #3
12 days ago
While the Raptors certainly have their issues, Ingram wasn’t one of them against the Rockets on Wednesday. The 28-year-old small forward had no trouble scoring on one of the league’s best defensive guards in Amen Thompson. Ingram has now scored at least 22 points in three of five games so far this year. As long as he’s healthy, Ingram is going to have fantasy success with Toronto.
TOR • Forward • #3
15 days ago
After playing 32 minutes in Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks, Ingram is not on the injury report for Monday night. That’s great news for him and fantasy managers, considering how much time he missed last season due to an ankle injury. As long as he can be consistently available, Ingram will be a positive asset in fantasy lineups, regardless of league setup.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Forward • #3
15 days ago
After shooting 7-of-16 from the field in his official Raptors’ debut, Ingram is 20-of-36 over his last two. He finished Sunday’s defeat a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line, and Ingram is off to a good start in his new home. However, with the Raptors visiting San Antonio on Monday to begin a four-game week, fantasy managers must watch for the early injury report. Nothing has been said that would bring Ingram’s availability into question, but it would be unsurprising if he sat out due to his injury history.
TOR • Forward • #3
17 days ago
Ingram scored 29 points in his second game with the Raptors, but also had four turnovers, giving him nine in the first two games. The turnovers need to come down a little, but it was still a positive outing for Ingram. The 28-year-old small forward played 37 minutes after playing 27 minutes in the opener. Ingram’s availability is the only thing standing in the way of his fantasy potential.
TOR • Forward • #3
19 days ago
Ingram was solid in his official Raptors debut, but the turnover count (five) was likely too high for his liking. While there may be some concerns that Toronto is a little too heavy on wing scorers, everyone worked well together against the Hawks, with the Raptors putting up 138 points. Ingram has top-50 fantasy value potential; his concern is availability. Therefore, BI playing 27 minutes without issue may be more important than his points and rebounds.
TOR • Forward • #3
26 days ago
Though it’s just the preseason, Ingram’s tenure as a Raptor has gotten off to a strong start. After a lost season in New Orleans where he only played 18 games, Ingram can bounce back in a big way, as long as he is able to remain healthy. Through three games, he’s averaging 20 points and 2.7 threes in 25.7 minutes per game.
TOR • Forward • #3
about 1 month ago
Despite being sidelined since December 7 with an ankle injury, Ingram has looked good in his first two preseason games with the Raptors. He shot 5-of-7 from deep in Wednesday’s win over the Kings and 13-of-27 from the field overall through two games. Toronto did not have Scottie Barnes for Wednesday’s game, freeing up additional on-ball opportunities for Ingram. However, touches are unlikely to be an issue for him at any point, whether Barnes is on the court or not. When available, Ingram is a solid fantasy asset. However, past availability issues push him down some draft boards, as fantasy managers have to anticipate at least one extended absence per season.
TOR • Forward • #3
about 1 month ago
Acquired from the Pelicans at the February trade deadline, Monday’s exhibition was the first game action for Ingram since December 7. Given the time missed, he looked sharp offensively, shooting 50 percent from the field and only committing one turnover. From a fantasy standpoint, the concern for the Raptors’ wings is whether the room will be too crowded. In addition to Ingram, Scottie Barnes (1/4/5/3) and RJ Barrett are in the starting lineup. At the same time, options like Gradey Dick, Ja’Kobe Walter and Ochai Agbaji will compete for rotation minutes off the bench. While he has been a top-100 player six straight seasons, Ingram’s injury history makes him challenging to trust in standard leagues.
TOR • Forward • #3
4 months ago
While Ingram was doing individual work recently, he had yet to be cleared for contact after missing most of last season with an ankle injury. On Thursday, it was announced that the Raptors forward has taken the next step in his recovery and is expected to start scrimmaging soon. Ingram only played in 18 games last season, none with the Raptors, as he injured his ankle in early December and did not play again. His arrival in Toronto will impact the fantasy values of multiple players within the rotation, most notably RJ Barrett.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Forward • #3
7 months ago
Ingram has not made his Raptors debut, as he injured his ankle in early December while a member of the Pelicans and has been sidelined since. While Rajakovic’s update is positive, it will not impact fantasy basketball this season. Most leagues do not include Week 23, and even if Ingram were to be cleared to appear in a game, his minutes would likely be limited. Ingram can provide solid fantasy value, which can be assumed even though we’ve yet to see him share the court with Scottie Barnes. However, injury issues will dent his value during draft season. Ingram has not exceeded 65 games since his rookie season.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Forward • #3
8 months ago
Ingram has yet to make his Raptors debut, and that will not change anytime soon. While he has progressed to doing some running and lateral footwork drills, the veteran forward has not been cleared for contact. With the Raptors due to provide another update on Ingram in ten days, there’s no need to stash him on fantasy rosters.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Forward • #3
8 months ago
At Ingram’s introductory press conference, it was made clear that ensuring he’s healthy for the start of the 2025-26 season is the priority in Toronto. While increasing his on-court activity, the veteran forward remains limited to individual work, and the Raptors will provide a status update in two weeks. Unless he can be stashed in an IL+ slot, fantasy managers should drop Ingram, especially if they can find a solid contributor on their league’s waiver wire.
Source: Josh Lewenberg