Toronto Raptors accomplishments and records

This page details the all-time statistics, records, and other achievements pertaining to the Toronto Raptors of the National Basketball Association.

## Individual accomplishments

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### All-NBA Team

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All-NBA

First Team
Player  | Years
None
Second Team
Vince Carter | 2001[1]
Chris Bosh | 2007[2]
DeMar DeRozan | 2018
Kawhi Leonard | 2019[3]
Pascal Siakam | 2020
Third Team
Vince Carter | 2000[1]
Kyle Lowry | 2016[4]
DeMar DeRozan | 2017
Pascal Siakam | 2022

### All-NBA Defensive Team

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All-NBA Defensive Team

First Team
Player  | Years
None
Second Team
Kawhi Leonard | 2019
OG Anunoby | 2023

### All-Star Selections

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All-Stars[5]

Player  | Appearances  | Years
Kyle Lowry | 6 | 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
Chris Bosh | 5 | 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010[6]
Vince Carter | 5 | 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004[1]
DeMar DeRozan | 4 | 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018
Pascal Siakam | 2 | 2020, 2023
Antonio Davis | 1 | 2001
Kawhi Leonard | 1 | 2019
Fred VanVleet | 1 | 2022
Scottie Barnes | 1 | 2024
All-Stars

Coach  | Appearances  | Years
Dwane Casey | 1 | 2018
Nick Nurse | 1 | 2020

### All-Star Rookie Game

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All-Star Rookies

Player  | Year
Damon Stoudamire | 1996[7]
Marcus Camby | 1997[8]
Tracy McGrady | 1998

### All-Star Rising Stars Challenge Game (formerly known as All-Star Rookie/Sophomore Challenge Game)

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All-Star Rookies/Sophomores

Rookie
Player  | Years
Morris Peterson | 2001[9]
Chris Bosh | 2004[6]
Charlie Villanueva | 2006[10]
Andrea Bargnani | 2007[11]
Jorge Garbajosa | 2007[12]
Jamario Moon | 2008[13]
Scottie Barnes | 2022
Sophomore
Morris Peterson | 2002[9]
Chris Bosh | 2005[6]
Andrea Bargnani | 2008[11]
DeMar DeRozan | 2011[14]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 2014[15]
OG Anunoby | 2019
Precious Achiuwa | 2022
Scottie Barnes | 2023

### Slam Dunk champion

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Slam Dunk champions

Player  | Year
Vince Carter | 2000[1]
Terrence Ross | 2013

### Three-Point Shootout champion

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Three-Point Shootout champions

Player  | Year
Jason Kapono | 2008[16]

### NBA Most Valuable Player

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* None

### NBA Finals Most Valuable Player

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NBA Finals Most Valuable Player

Player  | Year
Kawhi Leonard | 2019

NBA Defensive Player of the Year

* None

### NBA Most Improved Player

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Most Improved Player

Player  | Year
Pascal Siakam | 2019

### Retired jerseys

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Toronto Raptors retired numbers

No.  | Player  | Position  | Tenure  | Date
15 | Vince Carter | G/F | 1998–2004 | November 2, 2024

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### Coach of the Year

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Coaches of the Year

Coach  | Year
Sam Mitchell | 2007[18]
Dwane Casey | 2018
Nick Nurse | 2020

### Executive of the Year

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Executives of the Year

Executive  | Year
Bryan Colangelo | 2007[19]

### Rookie of the Year

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Rookies of the Year

Player  | Year
Damon Stoudamire | 1996[7]
Vince Carter | 1999[1]
Scottie Barnes | 2022

### Sixth Man of the Year

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Sixth Man of the Year

Player  | Year
Lou Williams | 2015[20]

### All-Rookie

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Andrea Bargnani, Toronto's number one pick in the 2006 NBA draft, made the All-Rookie First Team in 2007. All-Rookies

First Team
Player  | Year
Damon Stoudamire | 1996[7]
Marcus Camby | 1997[8]
Vince Carter | 1999[1]
Morris Peterson | 2001[9]
Chris Bosh | 2004[6]
Charlie Villanueva | 2006[10]
Andrea Bargnani | 2007[11]
Jorge Garbajosa | 2007[12]
Scottie Barnes | 2022[21]
Second Team
Jamario Moon | 2008[22]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 2013[23]
Terence Davis II | 2020[24]

### Conference Player of the Week*

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Conference Players of the Week

Player  | Times won  | Week
DeMar DeRozan | 10 | 7 December 2015
7 November 2016
12 December 2016
9 January 2017
20 March 2017
13 November 2017
18 December 2017
1 January 2018
26 February 2018
5 March 2018
Chris Bosh | 7 | 3 January 2005
30 January 2006
26 March 2007
7 January 2008
28 October 2008
1 February 2010
5 April 2010[6]
Vince Carter | 7 | 21 March 1999
15 November 1999
21 February 2000
25 February 2001
5 November 2001
1 December 2003
15 March 2004[1]
Kyle Lowry | 5 | 27 January 2014
1 December 2014
22 February 2016
14 March 2016
16 December 2019
Pascal Siakam | 5 | 5 November 2018
4 November 2019
20 January 2020
7 February 2022
26 December 2022
Kawhi Leonard | 2 | 26 November 2018
7 January 2019
Mike James | 1 | 2 January 2006
Norman Powell | 1 | 3 March 2020
Jalen Rose | 1 | 22 February 2005
Fred VanVleet | 1 | 10 January 2022
Lou Williams | 1 | 17 November 2014

### Conference Player of the Month*

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Conference Players of the Month

Player  | Month
Chris Bosh | January 2007
Kyle Lowry | December 2014
January 2016
DeMar DeRozan | April 2015
January 2016
January 2018

### Conference Rookie of the Month*

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Conference Rookies of the Month

Player  | Month
Damon Stoudamire | November 1995
January 1996
Marcus Camby | March 1997
Vince Carter | March 1999
April 1999
Charlie Villanueva | December 2005
Jorge Garbajosa | December 2006
Andrea Bargnani | January 2007
February 2007
Jamario Moon | January 2008
Jonas Valančiūnas | March 2013
Norman Powell | April 2016[25]
Malachi Flynn | April 2021[26]
Scottie Barnes | February 2022
March 2022

### Conference Coach of the Month*

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Conference Coaches of the Month

Coach  | Month
Sam Mitchell | January 2007
Dwane Casey | December 2013
November 2014
January 2016
December 2016
December 2017
Nick Nurse | November 2018
November 2019
January 2020

### In a rookie season

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* Most points scored by a rookie in one game with 48 – Charlie Villanueva, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 26 March 2006[10]
* Most points in rookie season – Damon Stoudamire with 1,331 points[7]
* Most blocks in rookie season – Marcus Camby with 130 blocks[8]
* Most assists in rookie season – Damon Stoudamire with 653 assists[7]
* Most assists by a rookie in one game with 19 – Damon Stoudamire, vs. Houston Rockets, 2 February 1996
* Most rebounds in rookie season – Chris Bosh with 557 rebounds[6]

### Eurobasket

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Jorge Garbajosa represented Spain at Eurobasket 2007.

EuroBasket 2007:

* José Calderón (silver)
* Jorge Garbajosa (silver)

EuroBasket 2011:

* José Calderón (gold)

EuroBasket 2013:

* Jonas Valančiūnas (silver)

EuroBasket 2015:

* Jonas Valančiūnas (silver)

EuroBasket 2022:

* Juancho Hernangómez (gold)

### World Championship

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2002 FIBA World Championship:

* Antonio Davis

2003 FIBA Americas Championship:

* Vince Carter

2006 FIBA World Championship:

* Chris Bosh (bronze)
* José Calderón (gold)
* Jorge Garbajosa (gold)

2010 FIBA World Championship:

* David Andersen
* Leandro Barbosa
* Linas Kleiza (bronze)

2014 FIBA World Championship:

* DeMar DeRozan (gold)
* Jonas Valančiūnas (fourth)

2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup:

* Marc Gasol (gold)

2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup:

* Dennis Schröder (gold)

### Olympics

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1996 Summer Olympics:

* Žan Tabak

2000 Summer Olympics:

* Vince Carter (gold)

2008 Summer Olympics:

* Chris Bosh (gold)
* José Calderón (silver)
* Roko Ukić

2012 Summer Olympics:

* José Calderón (silver)
* Linas Kleiza
* Jonas Valančiūnas

2016 Summer Olympics:

* DeMar DeRozan (gold)
* Kyle Lowry (gold)
* Jonas Valančiūnas

2020 Summer Olympics:

* Aron Baynes
* Yuta Watanabe

2024 Summer Olympics:

* R.J. Barrett
* Kelly Olynyk

Note: Beginning with the 2001–02 season the NBA began selecting a Player of the Week, Player of the Month and Rookie of the Month in both the Eastern and Western Conference. Beginning with the 2002–03 season the NBA began selecting a Coach of the Month in both the Eastern and Western Conference. Prior to selecting a winner in each conference a single winner for the entire league was selected for each of the aforementioned awards.

## Team records

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### Regular season

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* Most points in a game – 144 vs. Sacramento Kings, 8 January 2021 (W 144–123)[27]
* Most points in a non-OT game – 144 vs. Sacramento Kings, 8 January 2021 (W 144–123)[27]
* Most points in a home game – 142 vs. Detroit Pistons, 19 November 2023 (W 142–113)
* Most assists in a game – 44 vs. Detroit Pistons, 19 November 2023 (W 142–113)[28]
* Most rebounds in a game – 65 vs. New York Knicks, 21 March 1999 (W 85–81 (OT))[29]
* Most blocks in a game – 23 vs. Atlanta Hawks, 23 March 2001 (W 112–86)[30]
* Most steals in a game – 18 vs. Denver Nuggets, 25 February 1997 (W 124–122 (OT))[31]
* Fewest points in a game – 56 vs. Minnesota Timberwolves, 1 November 2003 (L 73–56)[32]
* Fewest assists in a game – 6 vs. Indiana Pacers, 24 February 1999 (L 104–84); vs. Atlanta Hawks, 13 March 1999 (L 86–75)[33][34]
* Fewest rebounds in a game – 24 vs. Miami Heat, 15 February 1998 (L 116–95); vs. Boston Celtics, 5 November 2014 (W 110–107)[35][36]
* Most points in a half – 87 (1st half) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 10 April 2021 (W 135–115)[37]
* Fewest points in a half – 23 (1st half) vs. Washington Wizards, 7 November 2003 (L 86–60); (2nd half) vs. Miami Heat, 18 April 2012 (L 96–72)[38][39]
* Most points allowed in a half – 84 (1st half) vs. Golden State Warriors, 25 March 2011 (L 138–100)[40]
* Fewest points allowed in a half – 22 (2nd half) vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 4 April 2012 (W 99–78)[41]
* Largest point differential in a half – +40 (77–37) (1st half) vs. Utah Jazz, 1 December 2019 (W 130–110)
* Largest point deficit in a half – –37 (64–27) (2nd half) vs. Indiana Pacers, 9 November 2002 (L 108–84)[42]
* Most points in a quarter – 49 (1st quarter) vs. Denver Nuggets, 14 March 2023 (W 125–110)[43]
* Fewest points in a quarter – 4 (2nd quarter) vs. Washington Wizards, 7 November 2003 (L 86–60)[38]
* Most points allowed in a quarter – 49 (4th quarter) vs. Chicago Bulls, 22 December 2014 (L 129–120); (3rd quarter) vs. Utah Jazz, 1 December 2019
* Fewest points allowed in a quarter – 2 (4th quarter) vs. Golden State Warriors, 8 February 2004 (W 84–81 (OT))
* Largest point differential in a quarter – +32 (46–14) (3rd quarter) vs. Golden State Warriors, 2 April 2021 (W 130–77)[44]
* Largest point deficit in a quarter – –27 (42–15) (4th quarter) vs. Golden State Warriors, 3 December 2013 (L 112–103)
* Most blocks in one half – 16 vs. Atlanta Hawks, 23 March 2001 (W 112–86)[30]
* Fewest points combined in a quarter – 18 vs. Boston Celtics, 12 January 2001 (W 93–72)
* Biggest margin of victory in a home game – 53, vs. Golden State Warriors, 2 April 2021 (W 130–77)[45]
* Biggest margin of victory in a road game – 37, vs. New Jersey Nets, 1 November 2007 (W 106–69)[46]
* Biggest margin of defeat in a home game – 44, vs. New York Knicks, 27 March 2024 (L 145–101)[47]
* Biggest margin of defeat in a road game – 48, vs Minnesota Timberwolves, 3 April 2024 (L 133–85)[47]
* Most points given up in a home game – 140, vs. Phoenix Suns, 31 March 2006;[48] vs. Utah Jazz, 12 November 2012 (3 OT)
* Most points given up in a road game – 152, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 13 March 1998[49]
* Fewest points given up in a home game – 54, vs. Miami Heat, 19 March 2008[50]
* Fewest points given up in a road game – 64, vs. Detroit Pistons, 23 December 2009
* Fewest points scored by both teams in a half in a home game – 68, vs. Detroit Pistons, 26 March 2008[51]
* Biggest deficit overcome – 30, vs. Dallas Mavericks, 22 December 2019[52]
* Most assists in a game – 39, vs. Indiana Pacers, 15 December 1997
* Most rebounds in a game – 65, vs. New York Knicks, 21 March 1999
* Most blocks – 23, vs. Atlanta Hawks, 23 March 2001
* Most steals – 18, vs. Denver Nuggets, 25 February 1997 (OT)
* Most field goals made – 53, vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 12 April 2021 (W 135–115)
* Most field goals attempted – 114, vs. Houston Rockets, 11 November 2013 (2 OT)
* Most three-point field goals made in a game – 24, vs. Denver Nuggets, 24 March 2021[53]
* Most three-point field goals made in a quarter – 8, vs. New Orleans Hornets, 7 November 2009[54]
* Most three-point field goals attempted in a game – 48, vs. Denver Nuggets, 24 March 2021[53]
* Most free throws made in a game – 41, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 18 November 2000
* Most free throws attempted in a game – 49, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 18 November 2000
* Longest winning streak – 15, 15 January 2020 – 12 February 2020
* Longest home winning streak – 12, 7 November 2017 – 1 January 2018
* Longest road winning streak – 10, 4 January 2020 – 12 February 2020
* Most 100 or more point game streak – 23, 28 January 2018 – 20 March 2018
* Most total points in a season – 8,762 (2016–17 season)
* Most points per game in a season – 126.3 (2019–20 season)
* Most home game sellouts – 41 out of 41 (2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, and 2018–19 seasons)[51]
* Highest winning percentage to finish a season – .736 (53–19) (2019–20 season)
* Most different starting lineups in a season – 38 (2020–21 season)[55]
* Most players in a season to score at least 30 points in a game – 10 (2020–21 season)[56]
* Most steals in a season – 772 (2022–23 season)[57]
* Largest comeback - 30 vs the Dallas Mavericks on December 22, 2019[58]

### Record for wins

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Regular season wins

Wins  | Season
Most wins
59 | 2017–18
Most home wins
34 | 2017–18
Most road wins
27 | 2019–20
Best start to the season
6–0 | 2018–19
Playoffs wins
Most wins in the playoffs
16 | 2018–19
Most wins in a playoff series
4 | 2018–19

### Record for championships

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Championships

Championships  | Seasons
NBA championships
1 | 2019
Conference championships
1 | 2019
Division championships
7 | 2007
2014
2015
2016
2018
2019
2020

### Playoffs

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* Most points in a game – 150, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]
* Most points in a half – 77, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020
* Biggest margin of victory in a home game – 36, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 7 May 2019
* Most points in a home game – 134, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 17 August 2020
* Most points in a half in a home game – 76, vs. Washington Wizards, 17 April 2018
* Most points in a quarter in a home game – 44, vs. Washington Wizards, 17 April 2018
* Most points allowed in a game – 128, vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 2 May 2018; vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 7 May 2018
* Most assists in a game – 39, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]
* Most rebounds in a game – 58, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]
* Most blocks in a game – 11, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 May 2001
* Most steals in a game – 15, vs. Miami Heat, 5 May 2016
* Most field goals made in a game – 56, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]
* Most field goals attempted in a game – 101, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]
* Most three-point field goals made in a game – 22, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 17 August 2020; vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020
* Most three-point field goals attempted in a game – 47, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020
* Most free throws made in a game – 33, vs. New York Knicks, 26 April 2001
* Most free throws attempted in a game – 43, vs. Miami Heat, 15 May 2016
* Most points scored from the bench in a game – 100, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]
* Fewest games to win a playoff series – 4 games (4–0 best of 7 series sweep), vs. Brooklyn Nets, 17–23 August 2020

## NBA records

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### Regular season

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* Second most steals in one half with 8 – Doug Christie (tied with 10 others), vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 2 April 1997[60]
* Longest streak of consecutive two three-pointers per game for a starting centre with 10 – Andrea Bargnani[citation needed]
* Highest free throw percentage in a season with 0.981 – José Calderón (2008–09 season)[61][62]
* Most consecutive games with at least one successful three-point field goal made as a team – 986 consecutive games (February 26, 1999 – January 24, 2011)[63][64]
* Most players in a season to score 30-plus points in a game with 10 – Paul Watson, Stanley Johnson, OG Anunoby, Jalen Harris, Gary Trent Jr. (2), Kyle Lowry (2), Chris Boucher (3), Fred VanVleet (6), Norman Powell (6), Pascal Siakam (9) – (2020–21 season)[56]

### Playoffs

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* Most consecutive 3-pointers made by a player in a half with 8 (first half) – Vince Carter vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001
* Most 3-pointers made by a player in a half with 8 (first half) – Vince Carter vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001
* Most consecutive 3-pointers made by a player in a game with 8 (tied with Chris Paul) – Vince Carter vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001
* Most free throws in an NBA Finals game without a miss with 16-of-16 from the free throw line – Kawhi Leonard vs. Golden State Warriors, 2 June 2019[65]
* Most 3-pointers by a bench player in the NBA Finals with 16 – Fred VanVleet vs. Golden State Warriors, 30 May 2019 – 13 June 2019
* Most points from the bench in a game – 100 vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 August 2020[59]

### Other accomplishments and records

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* First team in NBA history to sweep the three monthly awards (Eastern Conference): Player of the Month (Chris Bosh), Rookie of the Month (Andrea Bargnani) and Coach of the Month (Sam Mitchell), January 2007[66][67]
* First non-American team to win an NBA title, 2019
* First team to win an NBA title without a lottery pick, 2019
* Longest single-season championship reign – 486 days, 13 June 2019 – 11 October 2020
* First team in NBA history to play 5 players for 50-plus minutes in a game during the shot clock era – Gary Trent Jr. (55:39), Scottie Barnes (56:20), Pascal Siakam (56:31), OG Anunoby (55:49), Fred VanVleet (53:31) vs. Miami Heat – 29 January 2022

## Franchise records for regular season

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### Games played

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DeMar DeRozan was one of the faces of the Raptors franchise, and holds their all-time records for most games played, minutes played, points scored, field goals made, & free throws made. He also shares the franchise record with Kyle Lowry for most consecutive seasons played.

#### Most games played all-time

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(Correct as of 30 July 2024)

Most games played all-time

Player  | Games
DeMar DeRozan | 675[68]
Kyle Lowry | 601
Morris Peterson | 542[69]
José Calderón | 525[61]
Chris Bosh | 509[70]
Pascal Siakam | 510
Jonas Valančiūnas | 470
Amir Johnson | 451[71]
Andrea Bargnani | 433[72]
Alvin Williams | 417
Fred VanVleet
Vince Carter | 403[73]
OG Anunoby | 395
Terrence Ross | 363
Norman Powell | 349
Chris Boucher | 356
Doug Christie | 314
Antonio Davis | 310
Joey Graham | 275
Patrick Patterson | 273
Anthony Parker | 235

#### Most consecutive games played

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(Correct as of 27 March 2022)

Most consecutive games played

Player  | Games  | Dates
Morris Peterson | 371 | 12 February 2002 to 22 November 2006[74]

#### Most consecutive seasons played

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Since joining the Raptors in 2012, Kyle Lowry has become one of the faces of the franchise & their longest tenured player. He holds their all-time records for most assists, steals, 3-point field goals made, 3-point field goals attempted, & triple-doubles. He also shares the franchise record with DeMar DeRozan for most consecutive seasons played.

(Correct as of 2023–24 season)

Most consecutive seasons played

Player  | Seasons
9 seasons
DeMar DeRozan | 9
Kyle Lowry
8 seasons
José Calderón | 8
Pascal Siakam
7 seasons
Alvin Williams | 7
Vince Carter
Morris Peterson
Chris Bosh
Andrea Bargnani
Jonas Valančiūnas
Fred VanVleet
OG Anunoby
6 seasons
Amir Johnson | 6
Norman Powell
Chris Boucher

### Minutes

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#### Most minutes played all-time

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(Correct as of 30 July 2024)[75]

Most minutes played all-time

Player  | Minutes
DeMar DeRozan | 22,986[68]
Kyle Lowry | 20,813
Chris Bosh | 18,815[70]
Morris Peterson | 16,059[69]
Pascal Siakam | 15,786
Vince Carter | 15,114[73]
José Calderón | 14,909[61]
Andrea Bargnani | 13,130[72]
Fred VanVleet | 12,398
Jonas Valančiūnas | 11,774[76]
Alvin Williams | 11,736[76]
Amir Johnson | 11,377[76]
OG Anunoby | 11,346
Doug Christie | 10,916
Antonio Davis | 10,809
Terrence Ross | 8,444
Damon Stoudamire | 8,209
Anthony Parker | 7,708
Scottie Barnes | 7,389
Gary Trent Jr. | 7,100

#### Most minutes played in a game

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(Correct as of 11 April 2022)

Most minutes played in a game

Player  | Minutes  | Opponent  | Date
Vince Carter | 63 | Sacramento Kings | 23 February 2001[73]
DeMar DeRozan | 60 | Utah Jazz | 12 November 2012
John Wallace | 57 | Atlanta Hawks | 26 November 1997
Alvin Williams | Sacramento Kings | 23 February 2001
DeMar DeRozan | Washington Wizards | 27 February 2014
Pascal Siakam | Miami Heat | 29 January 2022

#### Most minutes played in a season

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(Correct as of 11 April 2022)

Most minutes played in a season

Player  | Minutes  | Season
Damon Stoudamire | 3,311 | 1996–97[77]
Morris Peterson | 3,140 | 2005–06
Doug Christie | 3,127 | 1996–97
Vince Carter | 3,126 | 1999–2000
Chris Bosh | 3,017 | 2004–05
DeMar DeRozan | 2013–14
DeMar DeRozan | 3,013 | 2012–13
Vince Carter | 2,979 | 2000–01
Antonio Davis | 2,978 | 2001–02
Morris Peterson | 2,949 | 2002–03

#### Highest minutes per game all-time (minimum 200 games played)[78]

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(Correct as of 10 April 2023)

Highest minutes per game all-time

Player  | Minutes
Damon Stoudamire | 41.0[77]
Vince Carter | 37.5
Chris Bosh | 37.0[70]
Walt Williams | 34.88
Antonio Davis | 34.87
Doug Christie | 34.76
Kyle Lowry | 34.6
DeMar DeRozan | 34.1
Jalen Rose | 33.4
Charles Oakley | 32.8
Pascal Siakam | 31.0

#### Highest minutes per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[79]

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(Correct as of 10 April 2023)[80]

Highest minutes per game in a season

Player  | Minutes  | Season
Damon Stoudamire | 41.5 | 1997–98[77]
Damon Stoudamire | 40.93 | 1995–96
Damon Stoudamire | 40.88 | 1996–97
Vince Carter | 39.8 | 2001–02
Vince Carter | 39.7 | 2000–01
Jalen Rose | 39.4 | 2003–04
Chris Bosh | 39.3 | 2005–06
Donyell Marshall | 39.1 | 2003–04
Antonio Davis | 38.7 | 2001–02
Doug Christie | 38.6 | 1996–97
Chris Bosh | 38.5 | 2006–07

### Points

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#### Most points scored all-time

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Vince Carter was one of the first faces of the Raptors franchise. He holds their single-season records for the highest points per game (27.6), most points scored (2,107), most field goals made (788) & most attempted (1,696). He also holds their records for highest points per game all-time (23.4), and most games with at least 40 points scored (14).

(Correct as of 30 July 2024)[81]

Most points scored all-time

Player  | Points
DeMar DeRozan | 13,296[68]
Kyle Lowry | 10,540[82]
Chris Bosh | 10,275[70]
Vince Carter | 9,420[73]
Pascal Siakam | 8,875
Andrea Bargnani | 6,581[72]
Morris Peterson | 6,498[69]
Fred VanVleet | 6,090
Jonas Valančiūnas | 5,524
José Calderón | 5,235[61]
OG Anunoby | 4,676
Doug Christie | 4,448
Antonio Davis | 3,994[83]
Amir Johnson | 3,957
Damon Stoudamire | 3,917
Alvin Williams | 3,876
Gary Trent Jr. | 3,680
Scottie Barnes | 3,504
Norman Powell | 3,463
Terrence Ross | 3,432

#### Most points scored in a game

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(Correct as of 27 February 2024)

Most points scored in a game

≥50-point games
Player  | Points  | Opponent  | Date
Fred VanVleet | 54 | Orlando Magic | 2 February 2021
DeMar DeRozan | 52 | Milwaukee Bucks | 1 January 2018
Pascal Siakam | New York Knicks | 21 December 2022
Vince Carter | 51 | Phoenix Suns | 27 February 2000
Terrence Ross | Los Angeles Clippers | 25 January 2014
48-point games
Vince Carter | 48 | Milwaukee Bucks | 18 November 2000
Charlie Villanueva | Milwaukee Bucks | 26 March 2006
47-point games
Vince Carter | 47 | Milwaukee Bucks | 7 February 2000
46-point games
Vince Carter | 46 | Phoenix Suns | 30 December 2000
45-point games
Vince Carter | 45 | Indiana Pacers | 20 December 2000
DeMar DeRozan | Philadelphia 76ers | 21 December 2017
Kawhi Leonard | Utah Jazz | 1 January 2019
44-point games
Chris Bosh | 44 | Milwaukee Bucks | 7 February 2007
Pascal Siakam | Washington Wizards | 13 February 2019
Gary Trent Jr. | Cleveland Cavaliers | 10 April 2021
Pascal Siakam | Washington Wizards | 6 May 2021
43-point games
Vince Carter | 43 | Utah Jazz | 10 November 2001
Houston Rockets | 5 March 2002
Atlanta Hawks | 8 March 2003
Atlanta Hawks | 26 November 2003
Kyle Lowry | Cleveland Cavaliers | 26 February 2016
DeMar DeRozan | Boston Celtics | 24 February 2017
Norman Powell | Detroit Pistons | 17 March 2021
42-point games
Vince Carter | 42 | Denver Nuggets | 7 December 2001
Phoenix Suns | 9 December 2001
New Orleans Hornets | 21 March 2004
Chris Bosh | Phoenix Suns | 22 December 2007
New Jersey Nets | 21 November 2008
Golden State Warriors | 4 April 2010
DeMar DeRozan | Houston Rockets | 30 March 2015
Chicago Bulls | 21 March 2017
Golden State Warriors | 13 January 2018
Detroit Pistons | 7 March 2018
Gary Trent Jr. | Houston Rockets | 10 February 2022
Phoenix Suns | 11 March 2022
41-point games
Chris Bosh | 41 | Orlando Magic | 7 February 2007
Cleveland Cavaliers | 24 November 2007
Andrea Bargnani | New York Knicks | 8 December 2010
Kyle Lowry | Golden State Warriors | 5 December 2015
Los Angeles Lakers | 1 January 2017
DeMar DeRozan | Boston Celtics | 10 January 2017
Kawhi Leonard | Washington Wizards | 13 January 2019
40-point games
Tracy Murray | 40 | Denver Nuggets | 18 March 1996
Acie Earl | Boston Celtics | 12 April 1996
Vince Carter | Charlotte Hornets | 14 January 2001
New York Knicks | 26 March 2004
Chris Bosh | New York Knicks | 11 January 2008
Orlando Magic | 20 February 2008
Orlando Magic | 18 November 2008
DeMar DeRozan | Dallas Mavericks | 22 January 2014
Detroit Pistons | 26 October 2016
Washington Wizards | 2 November 2016
Miami Heat | 23 March 2017
Indiana Pacers | 31 March 2017
Kyle Lowry | Minnesota Timberwolves | 20 January 2018
Pascal Siakam | Boston Celtics | 28 March 2022

#### Most points scored in a half

[edit]

(Correct as of 15 March 2024)[84]

Most points scored in a half

Player  | Points  | Half  | Opponent  | Date
DeMar DeRozan | 31 | 2nd | Boston Celtics | 10 January 2017
Pascal Siakam | 30 | 2nd | Washington Wizards | 13 February 2019
1st | San Antonio Spurs | 26 January 2020
Kawhi Leonard | 2nd | Utah Jazz | 1 January 2019
Pascal Siakam | 29 | 2nd | Washington Wizards | 13 November 2023
Kyle Lowry | 28 | 2nd | Cleveland Cavaliers | 26 February 2016
DeMar DeRozan | 2nd | Washington Wizards | 2 November 2016
Kyle Lowry | 2nd | Utah Jazz | 5 January 2017
DeMar DeRozan | 2nd | Detroit Pistons | 7 March 2018
Fred VanVleet | 1st | Orlando Magic | 2 February 2021
2nd | Utah Jazz | 7 January 2022

#### Most points scored in a quarter

[edit]

(Correct as of 24 December 2023)[85]

Most points scored in a quarter

Player  | Points  | Quarter  | Opponent  | Date
Pascal Siakam | 25 | 1st | San Antonio Spurs | 26 January 2020[86]
Fred VanVleet | 24 | 3rd | Utah Jazz | 7 January 2022[87]
Kyle Lowry | 22 | 4th | Atlanta Hawks | 2 December 2015[88]
Pascal Siakam | 3rd | Washington Wizards | 13 November 2023
Lou Williams | 21 | 4th | Cleveland Cavaliers | 4 March 2015[89]
DeMar DeRozan | 3rd | Detroit Pistons | 26 October 2016
3rd | Houston Rockets | 23 November 2016
1st | Milwaukee Bucks | 1 January 2018
Danny Green | 3rd | Memphis Grizzlies | 19 January 2019
Pascal Siakam | 1st | Atlanta Hawks | 4 February 2022
2nd | Houston Rockets | 10 February 2022

#### Most points scored in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 10 April 2023)[90]

Most points scored in a season

Player  | Points  | Season
Vince Carter | 2,107 | 1999–2000[73]
Vince Carter | 2,070 | 2000–01
DeMar DeRozan | 2,020 | 2016–17
DeMar DeRozan | 1,840 | 2017–18
DeMar DeRozan | 1,830 | 2015–16
DeMar DeRozan | 1,791 | 2013–14
Chris Bosh | 1,746 | 2008–09
Pascal Siakam | 1,720 | 2022–23
Chris Bosh | 1,678 | 2009–10
Vince Carter | 1,645 | 2003–04

#### Highest points per game all-time (minimum 100 games played)

[edit]

(Correct as of 10 April 2023)[91]

Highest points per game all-time

Player  | Points
Vince Carter | 23.4
Chris Bosh | 20.2[70]
DeMar DeRozan | 19.7[68]
Damon Stoudamire | 19.6[77]
Kyle Lowry | 17.5
Pascal Siakam | 17.4
Jalen Rose | 16.2
Walt Williams | 15.3
Andrea Bargnani | 15.2
Fred VanVleet | 14.6

#### Highest points per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[79]

[edit]

(Correct as of 24 February 2023)[92]

Highest points per game in a season

Player  | Points  | Season
Vince Carter | 27.6 | 2000–01[73]
DeMar DeRozan | 27.3 | 2016–17[68]
Kawhi Leonard | 26.6 | 2018–19
Vince Carter | 25.7 | 1999–2000[73]
Pascal Siakam | 24.2 | 2022–23
Vince Carter | 24.7 | 2001–02[73]
Chris Bosh | 24.0 | 2009–10[70]
DeMar DeRozan | 23.5 | 2015–16[68]
DeMar DeRozan | 23.0 | 2017–18[68]
Pascal Siakam | 22.9 | 2019–20

#### Most number of consecutive games with at least 30 points

[edit]

(Correct as of 1 February 2022)

Most consecutive ≥30 point games

Player  | Date
5 Games
DeMar DeRozan | October–November, 2016
Gary Trent Jr. | January–February 2022
4 Games
Mike James | April 2006
DeMar DeRozan | December 2016
Kyle Lowry | January 2017
Kawhi Leonard | January 2019

#### Most points scored by a bench player

[edit]

(Correct as of 30 July 2024)[93]

Most points scored by a bench player

Player  | Points
Chris Boucher | 2,754
Terrence Ross | 1,925
Patrick Patterson | 1,918
Norman Powell | 1,578
José Calderón | 1,480
Morris Peterson | 1,461
Tracy McGrady | 1,345
Leandro Barbosa | 1,281
Joey Graham | 1,258
Lou Williams | 1,242

### Rebounds

[edit]

Chris Bosh is a former face of the Raptors franchise and holds most of its rebounding records.

#### Most rebounds all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 30 July 2024)

Most rebounds all-time

Player  | Rebounds
Chris Bosh | 4,776[70][94]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 3,961
Pascal Siakam | 3,324
Kyle Lowry | 2,954
Antonio Davis | 2,839[83]
Amir Johnson | 2,836[71]
DeMar DeRozan | 2,739
Andrea Bargnani | 2,095[72]
Vince Carter | 2,091[73]
Morris Peterson | 2,064[69]
Chris Boucher | 1,859
Serge Ibaka | 1,687
Charles Oakley | 1,655
OG Anunoby | 1,684
Scottie Barnes | 1,563
Doug Christie | 1,448
Fred VanVleet | 1,385
José Calderón | 1,315
Patrick Patterson | 1,311
Jerome Williams | 1,268
Jakob Poeltl | 1,224
Ed Davis | 1,200
Donyell Marshall | 1,137
Alvin Williams | 1,079
Kevin Willis | 1,055
Tracy McGrady | 1,048

#### Most defensive rebounds all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 30 July 2024)

Most defensive rebounds all-time

Player  | Rebounds
Chris Bosh | 3,407[70]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 2,752
Pascal Siakam | 2,585
Kyle Lowry | 2,479
DeMar DeRozan | 2,225
Antonio Davis | 1,882[83]
Amir Johnson | 1,786[71]
Andrea Bargnani | 1,694[72]
Morris Peterson | 1,561
Vince Carter | 1,351
Serge Ibaka | 1,310
Charles Oakley | 1,300
OG Anunoby | 1,255
Chris Boucher | 1,221
Fred VanVleet | 1,211
José Calderón | 1,128
Doug Christie | 1,121
Scottie Barnes | 1,048
Patrick Patterson | 962
Donyell Marshall | 860
Alvin Williams | 847
Ed Davis | 803
Jerome Williams | 802
Terrence Ross | 800
Anthony Parker | 779

#### Most offensive rebounds all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)

Most offensive rebounds all-time

Player  | Rebounds
Chris Bosh | 1,369[70][95]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 1,209
Amir Johnson | 1,050[71]
Antonio Davis | 957[83]
Vince Carter | 740
Pascal Siakam | 739
Chris Boucher | 638
Scottie Barnes | 515
DeMar DeRozan | 514
Morris Peterson | 503
Kyle Lowry | 475
Jakob Poeltl | 473
Jerome Williams | 466
OG Anunoby | 429
Tracy McGrady | 413
Andrea Bargnani | 401[72]
Ed Davis | 397
Kevin Willis | 378
Serge Ibaka | 377
Charles Oakley | 355
Patrick Patterson | 349
Oliver Miller | 346
Marcus Camby | 334

#### Most rebounds in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 25 October 2022)

Most rebounds in a game

Player  | Opponent  | Date
25 rebounds
Bismack Biyombo | Indiana Pacers | 17 March 2016
24 rebounds
Donyell Marshall | Chicago Bulls | 17 February 2004[96]
23 rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas | Boston Celtics | 10 January 2017
22 rebounds
Chris Bosh | Philadelphia 76ers | 25 March 2005
Golden State Warriors | 14 November 2006[6]
Reggie Evans | Philadelphia 76ers | 24 November 2010[97]
Precious Achiuwa | Miami Heat | 24 October 2022
21 rebounds
Popeye Jones | Boston Celtics | 11 December 1996
Amir Johnson | Charlotte Bobcats | 15 March 2013
Jonas Valančiūnas | New York Knicks | 11 April 2014
20 rebounds
Hakeem Olajuwon | Detroit Pistons | 20 November 2001
Jerome Williams | Washington Wizards | 14 January 2003
Joey Dorsey | Milwaukee Bucks | 20 November 2011
Bismack Biyombo | Dallas Mavericks | 22 December 2015

#### Most rebounds in a half

[edit]

Correct as of 24 February 2023[98]

Most rebounds in a half

Player  | Rebounds  | Half  | Opponent  | Date
Serge Ibaka | 14 | 2H | Indiana Pacers | 23 February 2020

#### Most rebounds in quarter

[edit]

Correct as of 23 March 2021[99]

Most rebounds in a quarter

Player  | Rebounds  | Quarter  | Opponent  | Date
Jonas Valančiūnas | 13 | 3rd | Indiana Pacers | 31 March 2017

#### Most rebounds in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 3 May 2021)

Most rebounds in a season

Player  | Rebounds  | Season
Antonio Davis | 787 | 2000–01[83]
Chris Bosh | 771 | 2008–09[70]
Chris Bosh | 759 | 2009–10[70]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 2016–17
Charles Oakley | 741 | 2000–01
Chris Bosh | 2006–07[70]
Antonio Davis | 740 | 2001–02
Chris Bosh | 718 | 2004–05[70]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 714 | 2013–14
Donyell Marshall | 709 | 2003–04

#### Highest rebounds per game all-time (minimum 100 games played)

[edit]

(Correct as of 30 March 2021)

Highest rebounds per game all-time

Player  | Rebounds
Chris Bosh | 9.4
Antonio Davis | 9.2[83]
Donyell Marshall | 8.7
Jonas Valančiūnas | 8.4
Charles Oakley | 8.0
Serge Ibaka | 7.4
Jerome Williams | 7.0
Marcus Camby | 6.8
Ed Davis | 6.8
Kevin Willis | 6.8

#### Highest rebounds per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[79]

[edit]

(Correct as of 11 April 2022)[100]

Highest rebounds per game in a season

Player  | Rebounds  | Season
Chris Bosh | 10.8 | 2009–10
Donyell Marshall | 10.742 | 2003–04
Chris Bosh | 10.739 | 2003–04
Antonio Davis | 10.1 | 2000–01
Chris Bosh | 10.0 | 2008–09
Antonio Davis | 9.6 | 2001–02
Charles Oakley | 9.5 | 2000–01
Jonas Valančiūnas | 9.49 | 2016–17
Chris Bosh | 9.24 | 2005–06
Jerome Williams | 9.15 | 2002–03

### Assists

[edit]

#### Most assists all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)

Most assists all-time

Player  | Assists
Kyle Lowry | 4,277[101]
José Calderón | 3,770
Fred VanVleet | 2,199
DeMar DeRozan | 2,078
Pascal Siakam | 1,846
Alvin Williams | 1,791
Damon Stoudamire | 1,761
Vince Carter | 1,553
Doug Christie | 1,197
Chris Bosh | 1,115
Scottie Barnes | 990
Morris Peterson | 965
T. J. Ford | 908
Rafer Alston | 706
Charles Oakley | 685
OG Anunoby | 631
Anthony Parker | 605
Jalen Rose | 595
Amir Johnson | 562
Andrea Bargnani | 544

#### Most assists in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 13 March 2024)[102]

Most assists in a game

Player  | Opponent  | Date
20 assists
Fred VanVleet | Charlotte Hornets | 2 April 2023[103]
19 assists
Damon Stoudamire | Houston Rockets | 27 February 1996[104]
José Calderón | Chicago Bulls | 29 March 2009[105]
Minnesota Timberwolves | 4 February 2011[106]
Kyle Lowry | Boston Celtics | 4 March 2021[107]
18 assists
T. J. Ford | Denver Nuggets | 18 November 2006
New York Knicks | 14 March 2007[108]
José Calderón | Orlando Magic | 18 November 2012
Immanuel Quickley | Phoenix Suns | 7 March 2024
17 assists
Damon Stoudamire | Minnesota Timberwolves | 21 January 1997[77]
Boston Celtics | 3 March 1997[77]
Mark Jackson | Denver Nuggets | 28 December 2000
José Calderón | Cleveland Cavaliers | 5 January 2011
Chicago Bulls | 23 February 2011
Washington Wizards | 3 February 2012
Utah Jazz | 12 November 2012
Detroit Pistons | 19 December 2012
Kyle Lowry | Atlanta Hawks | 21 November 2018
Fred VanVleet | Chicago Bulls | 25 October 2021
16 assists
Damon Stoudamire | Denver Nuggets | 18 March 1996[77]
Detroit Pistons | 2 January 1998[77]
Mark Jackson | Cleveland Cavaliers | 13 February 2001
Rod Strickland | Indiana Pacers | 9 March 2004
José Calderón | Indiana Pacers | 14 December 2007
Seattle SuperSonics | 21 December 2007
Golden State Warriors | 29 December 2008
Houston Rockets | 3 March 2009
New Orleans Hornets | 1 March 2011
Miami Heat | 30 March 2012

#### Most assists in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most assists in a season

Player  | Assists  | Season
Damon Stoudamire | 709 | 1996–97[77]
José Calderón | 678 | 2007–08[61]
Damon Stoudamire | 653 | 1995–96[77]
José Calderón | 607 | 2008–09[61]
José Calderón | 605 | 2010–11[61]
T. J. Ford | 595 | 2006–07
Kyle Lowry | 586 | 2013–14
Kyle Lowry | 564 | 2018–19
Kyle Lowry | 537 | 2017–18
Rafer Alston | 514 | 2004–05

#### Highest assists per game all-time (minimum 100 games played)

[edit]

(Correct as of 24 February 2023)

Highest assists per game all-time

Player  | Assists
Damon Stoudamire | 8.8[77]
T. J. Ford | 7.21[108]
José Calderón | 7.18[61]
Kyle Lowry | 7.1
Rafer Alston | 5.6
Fred VanVleet | 5.1
Alvin Williams | 4.3
Vince Carter | 3.9
Doug Christie | 3.8
Greivis Vásquez | 3.7

#### Highest assists per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[109]

[edit]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Highest assists per game in a season

Player  | Assists  | Season
Damon Stoudamire | 9.3 | 1995–96[77]
Mark Jackson | 9.2 | 2000–01
José Calderón | 8.93 | 2008–09[61]
José Calderón | 8.9 | 2010–11[61]
José Calderón | 8.83 | 2011–12[61]
Damon Stoudamire | 8.75 | 1996–97[77]
Kyle Lowry | 8.7 | 2018–19
José Calderón | 8.3 | 2007–08[61]
T. J. Ford | 7.9 | 2006–07
Kyle Lowry | 7.5 | 2019–20
Kyle Lowry | 7.4 | 2013–14
Kyle Lowry | 7.0 | 2016–17

### Blocks

[edit]

Tracy McGrady was one of the premier shot-blockers for Toronto.

#### Most blocks all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)

Most blocks all-time

Player  | Blocks
Chris Bosh | 600[70]
Amir Johnson | 480[71]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 479
Vince Carter | 415[73]
Antonio Davis | 405[83]
Andrea Bargnani | 382[72]
Marcus Camby | 360[110]
Chris Boucher | 359
Pascal Siakam | 317
Serge Ibaka | 281
Tracy McGrady | 278
Keon Clark | 232
Jakob Poeltl | 230
Oliver Miller | 228
James Johnson | 215
Scottie Barnes | 204
OG Anunoby | 201
Kyle Lowry | 195
Doug Christie | 187
DeMar DeRozan | 185
Fred VanVleet | 169

#### Most blocks in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 25 November 2021)

Most blocks in a game

12 blocks
Player  | Opponent  | Date
Keon Clark | Atlanta Hawks | 23 March 2001
11 blocks
Marcus Camby | New Jersey Nets | 14 April 1998
10 blocks
Marcus Camby | Philadelphia 76ers | 19 April 1998
9 blocks
Oliver Miller | Los Angeles Clippers | 2 April 1996
Marcus Camby | Phoenix Suns | 1 February 1997
Hakeem Olajuwon | San Antonio Spurs | 12 December 2001
Jermaine O'Neal | Los Angeles Lakers | 4 February 2009
8 blocks
Marcus Camby | Charlotte Hornets | 9 December 1997
Milwaukee Bucks | 19 December 1997
New Jersey Nets | 12 April 1998
Mamadou N'Diaye | Chicago Bulls | 4 November 2002

#### Most blocks in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most blocks in a season

Player  | Blocks  | Season
Marcus Camby[110] | 230 | 1997–98
Tracy McGrady[111] | 151 | 1999–2000
Antonio Davis | 2000–01
Oliver Miller | 143 | 1995–96
Bismack Biyombo | 133 | 2015–16
Marcus Camby | 130 | 1996–97
Keon Clark | 122 | 2001–02
Chris Bosh | 113 | 2004–05
Andrea Bargnani | 111 | 2009–10
Chris Boucher | 2020–21
Keon Clark | 110 | 2000–01
Amir Johnson | 2012–13

#### Highest blocks per game all-time (minimum 100 games played)

[edit]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest blocks per game all-time

Player  | Blocks
Marcus Camby | 2.9
Keon Clark | 1.8
Tracy McGrady | 1.45
Oliver Miller | 1.43
Chris Boucher | 1.307
Antonio Davis | 1.306
Serge Ibaka | 1.23
Chris Bosh | 1.18
Jamario Moon | 1.15
Donyell Marshall | 1.1

#### Highest blocks per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[109]

[edit]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest blocks per game in a season

Player  | Blocks  | Season
Marcus Camby | 3.7 | 1997–98
Keon Clark | 2.4 | 2000–01
Marcus Camby | 2.1 | 1996–97[110]
Antonio Davis | 1.94 | 2000–01
Tracy McGrady | 1.91 | 1999–2000[111]
Oliver Miller | 1.88 | 1995–96
Chris Boucher | 1.85 | 2020–21
Bismack Biyombo | 1.62 | 2015–16
Donyell Marshall | 1.58 | 2003–04
Vince Carter | 1.5 | 1998–99

### Steals

[edit]

#### Most steals all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)

Most steals all-time

Player  | Steals
Kyle Lowry | 873
Doug Christie | 664[112]
DeMar DeRozan | 655
Fred VanVleet | 562
Morris Peterson | 552[69]
Vince Carter | 534[73]
Alvin Williams | 517
OG Anunoby | 487
José Calderón | 469[61]
Pascal Siakam | 468
Chris Bosh | 397
Gary Trent Jr. | 322
Amir Johnson | 311
Damon Stoudamire | 301
Terrence Ross | 267
Norman Powell | 264
Anthony Parker | 252
Scottie Barnes | 238
Jerome Williams | 231
Charles Oakley | 224
Patrick Patterson | 195

#### Most steals in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 27 February 2024)

Most steals in a game

Player  | Opponent  | Date
9 steals
Doug Christie | Denver Nuggets | 25 February 1997
8 steals
Doug Christie | Philadelphia 76ers | 29 January 1997
Philadelphia 76ers | 2 April 1997
Atlanta Hawks | 4 March 1999
Jerome Williams | Chicago Bulls | 26 February 2003
Morris Peterson | Charlotte Hornets | 10 February 2006
7 steals
Alvin Robertson | New Jersey Nets | 23 January 1996
Doug Christie | Los Angeles Clippers | 28 February 1997
Los Angeles Clippers | 14 January 1998
Portland Trail Blazers | 14 January 1998
Chris Bosh | Chicago Bulls | 23 January 2009
Fred VanVleet | Orlando Magic | 29 November 2019
OG Anunoby | Denver Nuggets | 1 March 2020

#### Most steals in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 10 April 2023)

Most steals in a season

Player  | Steals  | Season
Doug Christie | 201 | 1996–97[112]
Doug Christie | 190 | 1997–98[112]
Alvin Robertson | 166 | 1995–96
Kyle Lowry | 158 | 2015–16
Alvin Williams | 135 | 2001–02
OG Anunoby | 128 | 2022–23
Damon Stoudamire | 123 | 1996–97
Alvin Williams | 2000–01
Fred VanVleet | 2022–23
Gary Trent Jr. | 122 | 2021–22
Kyle Lowry | 121 | 2013–14
Rafer Alston | 118 | 2004–05
Jerome Williams | 116 | 2002–03

#### Highest steals per game all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 27 February 2024)

Highest steals per game all-time

Player  | Steals
Doug Christie | 2.1
Damon Stoudamire | 1.51
Kyle Lowry | 1.45
Walt Williams | 1.4
Fred VanVleet | 1.35
Vince Carter | 1.33
Jerome Williams | 1.28
OG Anunoby | 1.25
Alvin Williams | 1.24
T. J. Ford | 1.23
Rafer Alston | 1.228
Gary Trent Jr. | 1.226

#### Highest steals per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[109]

[edit]

(Correct as of 10 April 2023)

Highest steals per game in a season

Player  | Steals  | Season
Doug Christie | 2.5 | 1996–97[112]
Doug Christie | 2.4 | 1997–98[112]
Doug Christie | 2.3 | 1998–99[112]
Alvin Robertson | 2.2 | 1995–96
Kyle Lowry | 2.1 | 2015–16
OG Anunoby | 1.91 | 2022–23
Fred VanVleet | 1.85 | 2019–20
Fred VanVleet | 1.78 | 2022–23
Kawhi Leonard | 1.77 | 2018–19
Gary Trent Jr. | 1.74 | 2021–22
Fred VanVleet | 1.71 | 2021–22
Fred VanVleet | 1.67 | 2020–21

### Field goals

[edit]

#### Most field goals made all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[113]

Most FGs made all-time

Player  | FGs
DeMar DeRozan | 4,716[68]
Chris Bosh | 3,614[70]
Vince Carter | 3,541
Kyle Lowry | 3,376
Pascal Siakam | 3,363
Andrea Bargnani | 2,419
Morris Peterson | 2,341
Jonas Valančiūnas | 2,169
Fred VanVleet | 2,053
José Calderón | 2,023
OG Anunoby | 1,768
Amir Johnson | 1,663
Alvin Williams | 1,555
Doug Christie | 1,532
Antonio Davis | 1,419
Damon Stoudamire | 1,399
Scottie Barnes | 1,369
Gary Trent Jr. | 1,319
Serge Ibaka | 1,314
Terrence Ross | 1,294

#### Most field goals made in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 24 February 2023)[114]

Most FGs made in a game

Player  | Opponent  | Date
20 field goals
Vince Carter | Milwaukee Bucks | 14 January 2000
Charlie Villanueva | Milwaukee Bucks | 26 March 2006
18 field goals
Vince Carter | Houston Rockets | 5 March 2002
Atlanta Hawks | 26 November 2003
17 field goals
Vince Carter | Phoenix Suns | 27 February 2000
Indiana Pacers | 20 December 2000
DeMar DeRozan | Detroit Pistons | 26 October 2016
Chicago Bulls | 21 March 2017
Milwaukee Bucks | 1 January 2018
Golden State Warriors | 13 January 2018
Pascal Siakam | New Orleans Pelicans | 8 November 2019
Fred VanVleet | Orlando Magic | 2 February 2021
Gary Trent Jr. | Cleveland Cavaliers | 10 April 2021
Pascal Siakam | Washington Wizards | 6 May 2021
Boston Celtics | 28 March 2022
New York Knicks | 21 December 2022

#### Most field goals made in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 11 April 2022)

Most FGs made in a season

Player  | FGs  | Season
Vince Carter | 788 | 1999–2000[73]
Vince Carter | 762 | 2000–01[73]
DeMar DeRozan | 721 | 2016–17
DeMar DeRozan | 645 | 2017–18
Chris Bosh | 615 | 2008–09
DeMar DeRozan | 614 | 2015–16
Vince Carter | 608 | 2003–04
DeMar DeRozan | 604 | 2013–14
Chris Bosh | 600 | 2009–10
Pascal Siakam | 596 | 2021–22

#### Most field goals attempted all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[115]

Most FGs attempted all-time

Player  | Attempts
DeMar DeRozan | 10,532[68]
Vince Carter | 7,944[73]
Kyle Lowry | 7,944
Chris Bosh | 7,346[70]
Pascal Siakam | 6,856
Morris Peterson | 5,562
Andrea Bargnani | 5,534[72]
Fred VanVleet | 5,108
José Calderón | 4,207[61]
Jonas Valančiūnas | 3,878
OG Anunoby | 3,738
Alvin Williams | 3,710
Doug Christie | 3,698
Damon Stoudamire | 3,369
Antonio Davis | 3,333
Gary Trent Jr. | 3,129
Terrence Ross | 3,066
Amir Johnson | 2,906
Scottie Barnes | 2,890
Norman Powell | 2,673
Serge Ibaka | 2,610

#### Most field goals attempted in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 9 March 2022)[116]

Most FGs attempted in a game

Player  | Opponent  | Date
38 attempts
DeMar DeRozan | Chicago Bulls | 21 March 2017
37 attempts
Damon Stoudamire | Boston Celtics | 11 December 1996
Rudy Gay | Houston Rockets | 11 November 2013
36 attempts
Vince Carter | Philadelphia 76ers | 21 January 2001
34 attempts
Vince Carter | Phoenix Suns | 10 December 2000
33 attempts
DeMar DeRozan | Utah Jazz | 12 November 2012

#### Most field goals attempted in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most FGs attempted in a season

Player  | Attempts  | Season
Vince Carter | 1,696 | 1999–2000[73]
Vince Carter | 1,656 | 2000–01[73]
DeMar DeRozan | 1,545 | 2016–17
Vince Carter | 1,457 | 2003–04[73]
DeMar DeRozan | 1,413 | 2017–18
Damon Stoudamire | 1,407 | 1996–97
DeMar DeRozan | 2013–14
DeMar DeRozan | 1,377 | 2015–16
Vince Carter | 1,307 | 2001–02[73]
Chris Bosh | 1,263 | 2008–09

#### Highest field goal percentage all-time (minimum 500 makes)

[edit]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

1. Amir Johnson – 57.2%
2. Jonas Valančiūnas – 55.9%
3. Rasho Nesterović – 54.8%
4. Ed Davis – 54.7%
5. Oliver Miller – 50.9%
6. Serge Ibaka – 50.3%
7. Keon Clark – 49.9%
8. James Johnson – 49.8%
9. Jerome Williams – 49.7%
10. Kawhi Leonard – 49.6%

#### Highest field goal percentage in a season (minimum 300 makes)[79][a]

[edit]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

1. Jonas Valančiūnas – 57.2% (2014–15 season)
2. Jonas Valančiūnas – 56.8% (2017–18 season)
3. Jonas Valančiūnas – 56.5% (2015–16 season)
4. Amir Johnson – 56.2% (2013–14 season)
5. Jonas Valančiūnas – 55.7% (2016–17 season)
6. Amir Johnson – 55.4% (2012–13 season)
7. Pascal Siakam – 54.9% (2018–19 season)
8. Jonas Valančiūnas – 53.1% (2013–14 season)
9. Serge Ibaka – 52.9% (2018–19 season)
10. Oliver Miller – 52.6% (1995–96 season)

### Three-point field goals

[edit]

#### Most three-point field goals made all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)

Most 3-pt FGs made all-time

Player  | 3-pt FGs
Kyle Lowry | 1,518
Fred VanVleet | 1,000
Morris Peterson | 801[69]
OG Anunoby | 651
Terrence Ross | 598
Gary Trent Jr. | 597
Andrea Bargnani | 579
Vince Carter | 554
Pascal Siakam | 527
José Calderón | 456
Norman Powell | 440
Doug Christie | 431
Damon Stoudamire | 374
Patrick Patterson | 351
Anthony Parker | 342
DeMar DeRozan | 325
Chris Boucher | 301
Donyell Marshall | 271
Dee Brown | 267
Serge Ibaka

#### Most three-point field goals made in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 January 2022)

Most 3-pt FGs made in a game

Player  | 3-pt FGs  | Date  | Opponent
Donyell Marshall | 12 | 13 March 2005 | Philadelphia 76ers
Fred VanVleet | 11 | 2 February 2021 | Orlando Magic
Terrence Ross | 10 | 25 January 2014 | Los Angeles Clippers
Dee Brown | 9 | 28 April 1999 | Milwaukee Bucks
Gary Trent Jr. | 31 January 2022 | Atlanta Hawks

#### Most three-point field goals in a half

[edit]

(Correct as of 2 February 2021)

1. Fred VanVleet – 8, vs. Orlando Magic, 2 February 2021
2. Terrence Ross – 7, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 26 January 2014; Danny Green – 7, vs. Memphis Grizzlies, 19 January 2019

#### Most three-point field goals in a quarter

[edit]

(Correct as of 26 September 2020)

1. Danny Green – 7, vs. Memphis Grizzlies (3rd quarter) 19 January 2019[117]

#### Most three-point field goals made in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 11 April 2022)[118]

Most 3-pt FGs made in a season

Player  | 3-pt FGs  | Season
Fred VanVleet | 242 | 2021–22
Kyle Lowry | 238 | 2017–18
Kyle Lowry | 212 | 2015–16
Gary Trent Jr. | 209 | 2021–22
Danny Green | 198 | 2018–19
Kyle Lowry | 193 | 2016–17
Kyle Lowry | 190 | 2013–14
Morris Peterson | 177 | 2005–06
Damon Stoudamire | 176 | 1995–96
Walt Williams | 175 | 1996–97
Fred VanVleet | 174 | 2020–21
Mike James | 169 | 2005–06
C. J. Miles | 164 | 2017–18
Kyle Lowry | 2019–20
Vince Carter | 162 | 2000–01
Terrence Ross | 161 | 2013–14
Kyle Lowry | 157 | 2018–19
Lou Williams | 152 | 2014–15
Donyell Marshall | 151 | 2004–05
Tracy Murray | 1995–96

#### Most three-point field goals attempted all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)

Most 3-pt FGs attempted all-time

Player  | Attempts
Kyle Lowry | 4,031
Fred VanVleet | 2,684
Morris Peterson | 2,158[69]
OG Anunoby | 1,735
Pascal Siakam | 1,614
Andrea Bargnani | 1,606
Terrence Ross | 1,589
Gary Trent Jr. | 1,572
Vince Carter | 1,445
Doug Christie | 1,213
José Calderón | 1,174
Norman Powell | 1,160
DeMar DeRozan | 1,128
Damon Stoudamire | 1,038
Patrick Patterson | 941
Chris Boucher | 902
Anthony Parker | 806
Serge Ibaka | 751
Scottie Barnes | 713
Dee Brown | 694
Donyell Marshall | 661

#### Most three-point field goals attempted in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 24 February 2023)

1. Donyell Marshall – 19, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 March 2005
2. Dee Brown – 18, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 28 April 1999
3. Terrence Ross – 17, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 25 January 2014 ; Kyle Lowry – 17, vs. Charlotte Hornets, 17 December 2015 ; Fred VanVleet – 17, vs. New Orleans Pelicans, 9 January 2022

#### Most three-point field goals attempted in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 11 April 2022)

1. Fred VanVleet – 642 (2021–22 season)
2. Kyle Lowry – 596 (2017–18 season)
3. Kyle Lowry – 547 (2015–16 season)
4. Gary Trent Jr. – 545 (2021–22 season)
5. Kyle Lowry – 500 (2013–14 season)
6. Damon Stoudamire – 496 (1996–97 season)
7. Fred VanVleet – 476 (2020–21 season)
8. Kyle Lowry – 468 (2016–17 season)
9. Kyle Lowry – 466 (2019–20 season)
10. C. J. Miles – 454 (2017–18 season)

#### Highest three-point percentage (minimum 50 three-point field goals made)

[edit]

(Correct as of 26 March 2021)

1. Matt Thomas – 45.7%
2. Danny Green – 45.5%
3. Jason Kapono – 44.7%
4. Mike James – 44.2%
5. Steve Novak – 42.6%
6. Anthony Parker – 42.4%
7. Matt Bonner – 42.1%
8. Donyell Marshall – 41.0%
9. Lamond Murray – 40.6%
10. Tracy Murray – 40.6%

#### Highest three-point percentage in a season (minimum 82 makes; 55 makes between 1997–2013)[b]

[edit]

Jason Kapono holds the record for best three-point percentage in a season in franchise history

(Correct as of 26 March 2021)

1. Jason Kapono – 48.3% (2007–08 season)
2. Danny Green – 45.5% (2018–19 season)
3. Mike James – 44.2% (2005–06 season)
4. Anthony Parker – 44.1% (2006–07 season)
5. Norman Powell – 43.9% (2020–21 season)
6. Anthony Parker – 43.8% (2007–08 season)
7. José Calderón – 42.9% (2007–08 season); José Calderón – 42.9% (2012–13 season)
8. Jason Kapono – 42.79% (2008–09 season)
9. Dell Curry – 42.76% (2000–01 season)

#### Most consecutive games with at least a three-point field goal made

[edit]

(Correct as of 16 April 2021)

Most consecutive games with ≥1 3-pt FG made

Player  | Games  | Date
Fred VanVleet | 76 | 12 December 2019 – 2 April 2021[119][120]
C. J. Miles | 38 | 10 December 2017 – 15 March 2018[121]
Damon Stoudamire | 34 | 13 February 1996 – 26 November 1996[122][123]
Kyle Lowry | 1 November 2015 – 4 January 2016[124]
33 | 8 January 2016 – 25 March 2016[124]

### Free throws

[edit]

#### Most free throws made all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[125]

Most FTs made all-time

Player  | FTs
DeMar DeRozan | 3,539
Chris Bosh | 2,997
Kyle Lowry | 2,270
Vince Carter | 1,784
Pascal Siakam | 1,622
Andrea Bargnani | 1,164
Antonio Davis | 1,156
Jonas Valančiūnas | 1,146
Morris Peterson | 1,015
Fred VanVleet | 984
Doug Christie | 953
Damon Stoudamire | 745
José Calderón | 733
Jalen Rose | 647
Chris Boucher | 605
Amir Johnson | 585
Alvin Williams | 565
Scottie Barnes | 544
Norman Powell | 533
OG Anunoby | 489

#### Most free throws made in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 15 February 2022)

Most FTs made in a game

Player  | Date  | Opponent
24 Free throws
DeMar DeRozan | 4 March 2016 | Portland Trail Blazers[126]
22 Free throws
Vince Carter | 30 December 2000 | Phoenix Suns
Chris Bosh | 22 December 2007 | Phoenix Suns
20 Free throws
Chris Bosh | 4 April 2010 | Golden State Warriors
18 Free throws
Mike James | 14 April 2006 | Detroit Pistons

#### Most free throws made in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 23 April 2021)

Most FTs made in a season

Player  | FTs  | Season
DeMar DeRozan | 555 | 2015–16 season
DeMar DeRozan | 545 | 2016–17 season
DeMar DeRozan | 519 | 2013–14 season
Chris Bosh | 504 | 2008–09 season
Chris Bosh | 474 | 2005–06 season
Chris Bosh | 472 | 2007–08 season
Chris Bosh | 470 | 2009–10 season
Chris Bosh | 463 | 2006–07 season
Chris Bosh | 461 | 2017–18 season
Vince Carter | 436 | 1999–2000 season

#### Most free throws attempted all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[127]

Most FTs attempted all-time

Player  | Attempts
DeMar DeRozan | 4,277
Chris Bosh | 3,767
Kyle Lowry | 2,750
Vince Carter | 2,277
Pascal Siakam | 2,101
Antonio Davis | 1,501
Jonas Valančiūnas | 1,456
Andrea Bargnani | 1,411
Morris Peterson | 1,298
Doug Christie | 1,166
Fred VanVleet | 1,132
Damon Stoudamire | 909
Amir Johnson | 852
José Calderón | 836
Jalen Rose | 787
Chris Boucher | 777
Alvin Williams | 739
Scottie Barnes | 712
Tracy McGrady | 660
OG Anunoby | 659

#### Most free throws attempted in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 2 February 2021)

1. Vince Carter – 27, vs. Phoenix Suns, 30 December 2000[1]
2. DeMar DeRozan – 25, vs. Portland Trail Blazers, 4 March 2016
3. Chris Bosh – 24, vs. Phoenix Suns, 22 December 2007
4. Chris Bosh – 23, vs. Golden State Warriors, 4 April 2010
5. Chris Bosh – 20, vs. Charlotte Bobcats, 20 March 2009; vs. Detroit Pistons, 4 December 2009; vs. Indiana Pacers, 11 January 2010 DeMar DeRozan – 20, vs. Indiana Pacers, 31 March 2017

#### Most free throws attempted in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 13 December 2022)

Most FTs attempted in a season

Player  | Attempts  | Season
DeMar DeRozan | 653 | 2015–16 season
DeMar DeRozan | 647 | 2016–17 season
DeMar DeRozan | 630 | 2013–14 season
Chris Bosh | 617 | 2008–09 season
Chris Bosh | 590 | 2006–07 season
Chris Bosh | 2009–10 season
Chris Bosh | 581 | 2005–06 season
Chris Bosh | 559 | 2013–14 season
DeMar DeRozan | 2017–18 season
Vince Carter | 551 | 1999–2000 season

#### Highest free throw percentage all-time (minimum 200 makes)

[edit]

(Correct as of 9 November 2023)

1. José Calderón – 87.7%
2. Fred VanVleet – 86.9%
3. Lou Williams – 86.1%
4. Kawhi Leonard – 85.45%
5. Jarrett Jack – 84.7%
6. T. J. Ford – 83.732%
7. Mike James – 83.728%
8. Norman Powell – 83.0%
9. Anthony Parker – 82.9%
10. DeMar DeRozan – 82.74%
11. Joey Graham – 82.73%

#### Highest free throw percentage in a season (minimum 125 makes)[79][c]

[edit]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

1. José Calderón – 98.1% (2008–09 season)[61]
2. Fred VanVleet – 88.5% (2020–21 season)
3. Kyle Lowry – 87.5% (2020–21 season)
4. Fred VanVleet – 87.4% (2021–22 season)
5. Andrea Bargnani – 87.3% (2011–12 season)
6. Norman Powell – 86.5% (2020–21 season)
7. Lou Williams – 86.1% (2014–15 season)
8. Alan Anderson – 85.7% (2012–13 season); Kyle Lowry (2019–20) – 85.7%
9. Kawhi Leonard – 85.5% (2018–19 season)
10. Kyle Lowry – 85.44% (2017–18 season)
11. Jalen Rose – 85.38% (2004–05 season)
12. DeMar DeRozan – 85.0% (2015–16 season)
13. Fred VanVleet – 84.8% (2019–20 season)

#### Most consecutive free throws made

[edit]

José Calderón holds the records for most consecutive free throws made and highest assist-to-turnover ratio.

(Correct as of 22 September 2020)

1. José Calderón – 87[128]

### Double doubles

[edit]

#### Most double-doubles all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[129]

Most double doubles all-time

Player  | Double doubles
Chris Bosh | 239
Jonas Valančiūnas | 137
Kyle Lowry | 132
Antonio Davis | 110
Pascal Siakam | 102
José Calderón | 91
Damon Stoudamire | 86
Amir Johnson | 55
Serge Ibaka | 53
Scottie Barnes
Donyell Marshall | 49
Vince Carter | 39
Chris Boucher | 37
Fred VanVleet | 34
Jakob Poeltl | 32
Charles Oakley | 30
Kevin Willis | 29
Jerome Williams | 27
Ed Davis | 24
Popeye Jones | 23
Marcus Camby | 22
T. J. Ford
Andrea Bargnani
Oliver Miller | 21

#### Most double-doubles in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 13 November 2022)

1. Chris Bosh – 49 (2009–10 season)
2. Chris Bosh – 43 (2008–09 season)
3. Chris Bosh – 42 (2006–07 season)
4. Antonio Davis – 37 (2000–01 season); Damon Stoudamire – 37 (1995–96 season)
5. Donyell Marshall – 36 (2003–04 season)

### Triple-doubles

[edit]

#### Most triple-doubles all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[130]

Most triple doubles all-time

Player  | Triple doubles  | Dates
Kyle Lowry[131] | 16 | 2 March 2013
24 January 2014
9 March 2014
7 November 2014
16 March 2015
22 February 2016
5 February 2017
27 October 2017
15 December 2017
23 March 2018
21 November 2018
8 March 2019
18 December 2019
20 December 2019
2 February 2021
27 February 2021
Pascal Siakam | 5 | 11 January 2021
30 March 2022
7 April 2022
21 October 2022
2 November 2022
Scottie Barnes | 5 November 2022
27 October 2023
9 December 2023
10 February 2024
26 February 2024
Damon Stoudamire | 3 | 21 November 1995
8 November 1996
18 March 1997
Marcus Camby | 2 | 14 April 1998
19 April 1998
José Calderón | 13 November 2012
16 December 2012
Fred VanVleet | 7 January 2022
1 February 2023
Vince Carter | 1 | 10 April 2000
Charles Oakley | 11 November 2000
Mark Jackson | 26 November 2000
Alvin Williams | 23 March 2001
Ben Uzoh | 26 April 2012

### Plus/minus

[edit]

#### Highest plus/minus in a game

[edit]

(Correct as of 7 March 2022)[132]

Highest +/- in a game

Player  | +/-  | Dates
Gary Trent Jr. | +54 | 2 April 2021[133]
Pascal Siakam | +49 | 2 April 2021
Mark Jackson | +46 | 7 November 2000
OG Anunoby | +43 | 2 April 2021
Kyle Lowry | +42 | 24 March 2021
Malachi Flynn | 28 February 2022
Vince Carter | +40 | 23 March 2001
Patrick Patterson | 11 January 2014
Pascal Siakam | 19 January 2019
Vince Carter | +39 | 7 November 2000

#### Highest plus/minus in a season

[edit]

(Correct as of 23 March 2022)[134]

Highest +/- in a season

Player  | +/-  | Season
Danny Green | +638 | 2018–19 season
Pascal Siakam | +593 | 2018–19 season
Kyle Lowry | +536 | 2018–19 season
DeMar DeRozan | +440 | 2017–18 season
Patrick Patterson | +403 | 2015–16 season
Pascal Siakam | +399 | 2019–20 season
Kyle Lowry | 2017–18 season
Kyle Lowry | +380 | 2015–16 season
Kyle Lowry | +358 | 2016–17 season
Chris Bosh | 2007–08 season

#### Highest plus/minus all-time

[edit]

(Correct as of 31 July 2024)[135]

Highest +/- all-time

Player  | +/-
Kyle Lowry | +2456
Pascal Siakam | +1755
Fred VanVleet | +1465
Patrick Patterson | +1203
OG Anunoby | +942
Serge Ibaka | +708
Danny Green | +638
Terrence Ross | +508
Jonas Valančiūnas | +501
Marc Gasol | +476

## Franchise records for playoffs

[edit]

Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are correct as of the 2022 NBA playoffs.

### Most games played (playoffs)

[edit]

Most playoff games played

Player  | Games
Kyle Lowry | 84
Norman Powell | 67
Serge Ibaka | 55
Pascal Siakam | 53
Fred VanVleet | 52
DeMar DeRozan | 51
Jonas Valančiūnas | 43
Patrick Patterson | 41
Marc Gasol | 35
Terrence Ross | 31
DeMarre Carroll | 30
Cory Joseph
Delon Wright | 28
OG Anunoby | 27
Danny Green | 24
Kawhi Leonard
Antonio Davis | 20
Bismack Biyombo
Dell Curry | 19
Morris Peterson

### Most minutes played (playoffs)

[edit]

Most minutes played

Player  | Minutes
Kyle Lowry | 3,143
DeMar DeRozan | 1,914
Pascal Siakam | 1,758
Serge Ibaka | 1,318
Fred VanVleet | 1,305
Norman Powell | 1,112
Jonas Valančiūnas | 1,097
Patrick Patterson | 1,073
Marc Gasol | 963
Kawhi Leonard | 939
OG Anunoby | 848
DeMarre Carroll | 751

### Most minutes played in game (playoffs)

[edit]

Most minutes played in a playoff game

Player  | Minutes  | Opponent  | Date
Pascal Siakam | 54 | Boston Celtics | 9 September 2020
Kyle Lowry | 53
Kawhi Leonard | 52 | Milwaukee Bucks | 19 May 2019
Pascal Siakam | 51
Fred VanVleet | 50 | Boston Celtics | 9 September 2020
OG Anunoby | 49

### Most points (playoffs)

[edit]

Most playoff points scored

Player  | Points
Kyle Lowry | 1,435
DeMar DeRozan | 1,117
Pascal Siakam | 845
Kawhi Leonard | 732
Serge Ibaka | 618
Jonas Valančiūnas | 544
Fred VanVleet | 518
Norman Powell | 482
Vince Carter | 385
Patrick Patterson | 301
OG Anunoby | 298
Marc Gasol | 292
Cory Joseph | 249
Alvin Williams | 225
Chris Bosh
DeMarre Carroll | 219
Terrence Ross | 189
Chris Childs | 168
Danny Green | 166

### Most points in a game (playoffs)

[edit]

Most points scored in a playoff game

Player  | Points  | Opponent  | Date
50 points
Vince Carter | 50  | Philadelphia 76ers | 11 May 2001
45 points
Kawhi Leonard | 45 | Philadelphia 76ers | 27 April 2019
41 points
Kawhi Leonard | 41 | Philadelphia 76ers | 12 May 2019
39 points
Vince Carter | 39 | Philadelphia 76ers | 18 May 2001
Chris Bosh | Orlando Magic | 26 April 2008
Kawhi Leonard | Philadelphia 76ers | 5 May 2019
37 points
DeMar DeRozan | 37 | Cleveland Cavaliers | 5 May 2017
DeMar DeRozan | Washington Wizards | 17 April 2018
Kawhi Leonard | Orlando Magic | 16 April 2019
36 points
Kawhi Leonard | 36 | Milwaukee Bucks | 19 May 2019
Kawhi Leonard | Golden State Warriors | 7 June 2019
Kyle Lowry | Brooklyn Nets | 30 April 2014
Kyle Lowry | Miami Heat | 13 May 2016

### Most points scored in a half (playoffs)[136]

[edit]

Most points scored in a half of a playoff game

Player  | Points  | Half  | Opponent  | Date
Kyle Lowry | 29 | 2nd | Miami Heat | 7 May 2016
Kyle Lowry | 27 | 2nd | Miami Heat | 13 May 2016
Kawhi Leonard | 1st | Philadelphia 76ers | 27 April 2019
Kawhi Leonard | 26 | 2nd | Philadelphia 76ers | 12 May 2019
DeMar DeRozan | 24 | 2nd | Miami Heat | 11 May 2016
Kyle Lowry | 23 | 2nd | Cleveland Cavaliers | 27 May 2016
DeMar DeRozan | 22 | 1st | Washington Wizards | 24 April 2015
2nd | Cleveland Cavaliers | 23 May 2016
Pascal Siakam | 1st | Philadelphia 76ers | 27 April 2019
Kawhi Leonard | 2nd | Philadelphia 76ers | 5 May 2019
2nd | Milwaukee Bucks | 23 May 2019
2nd | Golden State Warriors | 7 June 2019

### Most points scored in a quarter (playoffs)[137]

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Most points scored in a quarter of a playoff game

Player  | Points  | Quarter  | Opponent  | Date
DeMar DeRozan | 20 | 1st | Washington Wizards | 24 April 2015
Kyle Lowry | 18 | 3rd | Cleveland Cavaliers | 27 May 2016
Cory Joseph | 4th | Cleveland Cavaliers | 3 May 2017
Kawhi Leonard | 17 | 3rd | Orlando Magic | 16 April 2019
Pascal Siakam | 1st | Philadelphia 76ers | 27 April 2019
Kawhi Leonard | 1st | Philadelphia 76ers | 27 April 2019
Kawhi Leonard | 3rd | Golden State Warriors | 7 June 2019

### Most points scored in an overtime period (playoffs)

[edit]

Most points scored in an overtime period of a playoff game

Player  | Points  | OT Period  | Opponent  | Date
Norman Powell[138] | 10 | 2OT | Boston Celtics | 9 September 2020

### Most points in a playoff run[139]

[edit]

Though Kawhi Leonard only spent a season with the Raptors, his 732 points during the postseason in Toronto's NBA championship run is a franchise record. Most playoff points scored in a playoff run

Player  | Points  | Playoff run
Kawhi Leonard | 732 | 2019
Pascal Siakam | 455 | 2019
DeMar DeRozan | 418 | 2016
Kyle Lowry | 382 | 2016
Kyle Lowry | 361 | 2019
Vince Carter | 327 | 2001
DeMar DeRozan | 227 | 2018
Marc Gasol | 226 | 2019
Serge Ibaka | 225 | 2019
DeMar DeRozan | 224 | 2017

### Most rebounds (playoffs)

[edit]

Most rebounds

Player  | Rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas | 406
Kyle Lowry
Serge Ibaka | 352
Pascal Siakam | 336
DeMar DeRozan | 222
Kawhi Leonard | 218
Antonio Davis | 211
Marc Gasol | 202
Bismack Biyombo | 187
Patrick Patterson | 158
Norman Powell | 134
OG Anunoby | 121
Fred VanVleet | 113
DeMarre Carroll | 108
Charles Oakley | 99
Chris Bosh
Vince Carter | 96
Danny Green | 87
Jerome Williams | 78
Amir Johnson | 70

### Most rebounds in a game (playoffs)

[edit]

Most rebounds in a playoff game

Player  | Rebounds  | Opponent  | Date
26 rebounds
Bismack Biyombo | 26 | Cleveland Cavaliers | 21 May 2016
19 rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas | 19 | Indiana Pacers | 16 April 2016
18 rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas | 18 | Brooklyn Nets | 19 April 2014
17 rebounds
Kawhi Leonard | 17 | Milwaukee Bucks | 25 May 2019
16 rebounds
Keon Clark | 16 | Detroit Pistons | 29 April 2002
Bismack Biyombo | Indiana Pacers | 26 April 2016
Miami Heat | 15 May 2016
15 rebounds
Antonio Davis | 15 | New York Knicks | 22 April 2001
Chris Bosh | Orlando Magic | 26 April 2008
Jonas Valančiūnas | Indiana Pacers | 18 April 2016
1 May 2016

### Most assists (playoffs)

[edit]

Most assists

Player  | Assists
Kyle Lowry | 526
Fred VanVleet | 180
DeMar DeRozan | 176
Pascal Siakam | 152
Chris Childs | 115
Marc Gasol | 102
Kawhi Leonard | 94
Alvin Williams | 78
Cory Joseph
Vince Carter | 75
José Calderón | 67
Serge Ibaka | 60
Norman Powell | 59
Patrick Patterson | 58
T. J. Ford | 57
Greivis Vásquez | 48
Delon Wright | 39
OG Anunoby | 35
Antonio Davis | 33
Chris Bosh
Charles Oakley | 32

### Most assists in a game (playoffs)

[edit]

Most assists in a playoff game

Player  | Assists  | Opponent  | Date
14 assists
Chris Childs | 14 | Detroit Pistons | 24 April 2002
13 assists
José Calderón | 13 | Orlando Magic | 24 April 2008
T. J. Ford | 26 April 2008
12 assists
Cory Joseph | 12 | Cleveland Cavaliers | 7 May 2017
Kyle Lowry | Washington Wizards | 17 April 2018
11 assists
Kyle Lowry | 11 | Cleveland Cavaliers | 1 May 2017
Fred VanVleet | Brooklyn Nets | 17 August 2020
10 assists
Chris Childs | 10 | Philadelphia 76ers | 11 May 2001
Detroit Pistons | 27 April 2002
Kyle Lowry | Indiana Pacers | 29 April 2016
Milwaukee Bucks | 24 April 2017
Washington Wizards | 25 April 2018
Cleveland Cavaliers | 1 May 2018
7 May 2018
Orlando Magic | 19 April 2019
Fred VanVleet | 23 April 2019
Kyle Lowry | Golden State Warriors | 13 June 2019
Fred VanVleet | Brooklyn Nets | 19 August 2020
Pascal Siakam | 23 August 2020

### Most blocks (playoffs)

[edit]

Most blocks

Player  | Blocks
Serge Ibaka | 67
Jonas Valančiūnas | 43
Pascal Siakam | 33
Marc Gasol
Antonio Davis | 31
Bismack Biyombo | 27
Vince Carter | 24
Kyle Lowry | 22
OG Anunoby | 18
Fred VanVleet | 17
Kawhi Leonard
Patrick Patterson | 14
Chris Bosh | 13
Terrence Ross | 12
DeMarre Carroll
Keon Clark | 11
DeMar DeRozan
Danny Green
Alvin Williams | 10
Delon Wright

### Most blocks in a game (playoffs)

[edit]

Most blocks in a playoff game

Player  | Blocks  | Opponent  | Date
6 blocks
Serge Ibaka | 6 | Golden State Warriors | 5 June 2019
5 blocks
Marc Gasol | 5 | Milwaukee Bucks | 19 May 2019
4 blocks
Antonio Davis | 4 | New York Knicks | 30 April 2000
2 May 2001
Vince Carter | Philadelphia 76ers | 11 May 2001
Chris Bosh | New Jersey Nets | 1 May 2007
Bismack Biyombo | Miami Heat | 11 May 2016
Cleveland Cavaliers | 21 May 2016

### Most steals (playoffs)

[edit]

Most steals

Player  | Steals
Kyle Lowry | 120
DeMar DeRozan | 55
Pascal Siakam | 46
Fred VanVleet | 44
Kawhi Leonard | 40
Norman Powell | 38
Danny Green | 32
DeMarre Carroll | 26
Marc Gasol
Vince Carter | 23
OG Anunoby
Terrence Ross | 22
Cory Joseph
Delon Wright
Alvin Williams | 21
Patrick Patterson | 20
Jerome Williams | 19
Charles Oakley | 18
Jonas Valančiūnas
Serge Ibaka | 17

### Most steals in a game (playoffs)

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Most steals in a playoff game

Player  | Steals  | Opponent  | Date
5 steals
DeMar DeRozan | 5 | Milwaukee Bucks | 27 April 2017
4 steals
Charles Oakley | 4 | New York Knicks | 30 April 2000
Vince Carter | Philadelphia 76ers | 18 May 2001
Morris Peterson | New York Knicks | 27 April 2002
Anthony Parker | New Jersey Nets | 24 April 2007
José Calderón | 4 May 2007
Kyle Lowry | Washington Wizards | 24 April 2015
DeMarre Carroll | Miami Heat | 5 May 2016
Kyle Lowry | 9 May 2016
15 May 2016
DeMar DeRozan | Milwaukee Bucks | 22 April 2017
Kawhi Leonard | Golden State Warriors | 7 June 2019

### Most double doubles (playoffs)

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1. Jonas Valančiūnas – 17
2. Antonio Davis – 12
3. Pascal Siakam – 12[140]
4. Kyle Lowry – 11[141]
5. Kawhi Leonard – 9
6. Chris Bosh; Serge Ibaka – 5[142]

### Most field goals made (playoffs)

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Most field goals made

Player  | FGs
Kyle Lowry | 480

### Most field goals made in a game (playoffs)

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### Most field goals attempted (playoffs)

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Most field goals attempted

Player  | Attempts
Kyle Lowry | 1133

### Most field goals attempted in a game (playoffs)

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### Most three-point field goals made (playoffs)

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Most 3-pt FGs made

Player  | 3-pt FGs
Kyle Lowry | 180
Fred VanVleet | 103
Norman Powell | 69
Kawhi Leonard | 55
Serge Ibaka | 53
Pascal Siakam | 46
OG Anunoby | 44
Patrick Patterson | 43
Marc Gasol | 39
Danny Green
DeMarre Carroll | 33
Terrence Ross | 31
Vince Carter | 26
DeMar DeRozan | 24
Chris Childs | 23
Dell Curry | 20
C. J. Miles | 19
Cory Joseph | 17
Greivis Vásquez | 15
Alvin Williams | 13
José Calderón
Anthony Parker
Jason Kapono
Gary Trent Jr.

### Most three-point field goals made in a game (playoffs)

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Most 3-pt FGs made in a game

Player  | 3-pt FGs  | Date  | Opponent
Vince Carter | 9 | 11 May 2001 | Philadelphia 76ers
Fred VanVleet | 8 | 17 August 2020 | Brooklyn Nets
Kyle Lowry | 7 | 15 May 2019 | Milwaukee Bucks
Fred VanVleet | 23 May 2019

### Most free throws made (playoffs)

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Most free throws made

Player  | FTs
DeMar DeRozan | 299
Kyle Lowry | 295
Kawhi Leonard | 191
Pascal Siakam | 143
Jonas Valančiūnas | 102

### Most free throws made in a game (playoffs)

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Most FTs made in a game

Player  | FTs  | Date  | Opponent
Kawhi Leonard | 16 | 2 June 2019 | Golden State Warriors

### Most free throws attempted (playoffs)

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Most free throws attempted

Player  | Attempts
Kyle Lowry | 370
DeMar DeRozan | 352
Kawhi Leonard | 216
Pascal Siakam | 189
Jonas Valančiūnas | 136

### Most free throws attempted in a game (playoffs)

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## Franchise record for wins

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Regular season wins

Wins  | Season
Most wins
59 | 2017–18
Most home wins
34 | 2017–18
Most road wins
27 | 2019–20
Best start to the season
6–0 | 2018–19
Playoffs wins
Most wins in the playoffs
16 | 2018–19
Most wins in a playoff series
4 | 2018–19

## Franchise record for championships

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Championships

Championships  | Season
NBA championships
1 | 2019
Conference championships
1 | 2019
Division championships
7 | 2007
2014
2015
2016
2018
2019
2020

## See also

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* NBA records

## Notes

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1. ^ The minimum field goal makes required for the 1998–99 season (183) and the 2011–12 season (241) were modified to account for their respective lockout-shortened seasons.
2. ^ The minimum three-point field goal makes required for the 1998–99 season (34) and the 2011–12 season (44) were modified to account for their respective lockout-shortened seasons.
3. ^ The minimum free throw makes required for the 1998–99 season (76) and the 2011–12 season (100) were modified to account for their respective lockout-shortened seasons.

## External links

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* Points Record
* Field Goals Records
* Rebound Records
* Assists Records
* Free Throw Records
* Raptors game notes

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