Toronto Raptors accomplishments and records

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

Individual accomplishments[]

All-NBA Team[]

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

All-NBA Defensive Team[]

All-NBA Defensive Team
First Team
Player Years
None
Second Team
Kawhi Leonard 2019

All-Stars[]

All-Stars
Player Appearances Years
Kyle Lowry 6 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
Chris Bosh 5 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010[5]
Vince Carter 5 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004[1]
DeMar DeRozan 4 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018
Antonio Davis 1 2001
Kawhi Leonard 1 2019
Pascal Siakam 1 2020
All-Stars
Coach Appearances Years
Dwane Casey 1 2018
Nick Nurse 1 2020

All-Star Rookie Game[]

All-Star Rookies
Player Year
Damon Stoudamire 1996[6]
Marcus Camby 1997[7]
Tracy McGrady 1998

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

All-Star Rookies/Sophomores
Rookie
Player Years
Morris Peterson 2001[8]
Chris Bosh 2004[5]
Charlie Villanueva 2006[9]
Andrea Bargnani 2007[10]
Jorge Garbajosa 2007[11]
Jamario Moon 2008[12]
Sophomore
Morris Peterson 2002[8]
Chris Bosh 2005[5]
Andrea Bargnani 2008[10]
DeMar DeRozan 2011[13]
Jonas Valančiūnas 2014[14]
OG Anunoby 2019

Slam Dunk champion[]

Slam Dunk champions
Player Year
Vince Carter 2000[1]
Terrence Ross 2013

Three Point Shootout champion[]

Three-Point Shootout champions
Player Year
Jason Kapono 2008[15]

NBA Most Valuable Player[]

  • None

NBA Finals Most Valuable Player[]

NBA Finals Most Valuable Player
Player Year
Kawhi Leonard 2019

NBA Most Improved Player[]

Most Improved Player
Player Year
Pascal Siakam 2019

Retired jerseys[]

  • None

Coach of the Year[]

Coaches of the Year
Coach Year
Sam Mitchell 2007[16]
Dwane Casey 2018
Nick Nurse 2020

Executive of the Year[]

Executives of the Year
Executive Year
Bryan Colangelo 2007[17]

Rookie of the Year[]

Rookies of the Year
Player Year
Damon Stoudamire 1996[6]
Vince Carter 1999[1]

Sixth Man of the Year[]

Sixth Man of the Year
Player Year
Lou Williams 2015[18]

All-Rookie[]

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[6]
Marcus Camby 1997[7]
Vince Carter 1999[1]
Morris Peterson 2001[8]
Chris Bosh 2004[5]
Charlie Villanueva 2006[9]
Andrea Bargnani 2007[10]
Jorge Garbajosa 2007[11]
Second Team
Jamario Moon 2008[19]
Jonas Valančiūnas 2013[20]
Terence Davis II 2020[21]

Conference Player of the Week*[]

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[5]
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 3 5 November 2018
4 November 2019
20 January 2020
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
Lou Williams 1 17 November 2014

Conference Player of the Month*[]

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*[]

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[22]
Malachi Flynn April 2021[23]

Conference Coach of the Month*[]

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[]

Eurobasket[]

Jorge Garbajosa represented Spain at Eurobasket 2007.

Eurobasket 2007:

Eurobasket 2011:

  • Spain José Calderón (gold)

Eurobasket 2013:

Eurobasket 2015:

  • Lithuania Jonas Valančiūnas (silver)

World Championship[]

2002 FIBA World Championship:

2003 FIBA Americas Championship:

2006 FIBA World Championship:

2010 FIBA World Championship:

2014 FIBA World Championship:

2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup:

Olympics[]

1996 Summer Olympics:

2000 Summer Olympics:

2008 Summer Olympics:

2012 Summer Olympics:

2016 Summer Olympics:

2020 Summer Olympics:

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[]

Regular season[]

  • Most points in a game – 144 vs. Sacramento Kings, 8 January 2021 (W 144–123)[24]
  • Most points in a non-OT game – 144 vs. Sacramento Kings, 8 January 2021 (W 144–123)[24]
  • Most assists in a game – 40 vs. Charlotte Hornets, 19 November 2019 (W 132–96)
  • Most rebounds in a game – 65 vs. New York Knicks, 21 March 1999 (W 85–81 (OT))[25]
  • Most blocks in a game – 23 vs. Atlanta Hawks, 23 March 2001 (W 112–86)[26]
  • Most steals in a game – 18 vs. Denver Nuggets, 25 February 1997 (W 124–122 (OT))[27]
  • Fewest points in a game – 56 vs. Minnesota Timberwolves, 1 November 2003 (L 73–56)[28]
  • Fewest assists in a game – 6 vs. Indiana Pacers, 24 February 1999 (L 104–84); vs. Atlanta Hawks, 13 March 1999 (L 86–75)[29][30]
  • Fewest rebounds in a game – 24 vs. Miami Heat, 15 February 1998 (L 116–95); vs. Boston Celtics, 5 November 2014 (W 110-107)[31][32]
  • Most points in a half – 87 (1st Half) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 10 April 2021 (W 135-115)[33]
  • 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)[34][35]
  • Most points allowed in a half – 84 (1st Half) vs. Golden State Warriors, 25 March 2011 (L 138-100)[36]
  • Fewest points allowed in a half – 22 (2nd Half) vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 4 April 2012 (W 99–78)[37]
  • 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)[38]
  • Most points in a quarter – 48 (1st Quarter) vs. New Jersey Nets, 11 January 1997 (W 123–106)[39]
  • Fewest points in a quarter – 4 (2nd Quarter) vs. Washington Wizards, 7 November 2003 (L 86-60)[34]
  • 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)[40]
  • 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)[26]
  • 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)[41]
  • Biggest margin of victory in a road game – 37, vs. New Jersey Nets, 1 November 2007 (W 106-69)[42]
  • Most points given up in a home game – 140, vs. Phoenix Suns, 31 March 2006;[43] vs. Utah Jazz, 12 November 2012 (3 OT)
  • Most points given up in a road game – 152, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 13 March 1998[44]
  • Fewest points given up in a home game – 54, vs. Miami Heat, 19 March 2008[45]
  • 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[46]
  • Most points given up in a half – ?
  • Biggest deficit overcome – 30, vs. Dallas Mavericks, 22 December 2019[47]
  • 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 [48]
  • Most three-point field goals made in a quarter – 8, vs. New Orleans Hornets, 7 November 2009 [49]
  • Most three-point field goals attempted in a game – 48, vs. Denver Nuggets, 24 March 2021 [48]
  • 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 (Canadian pro-sports record)[50]
  • 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)[46]
  • Highest winning percentage to finish a season – .736 (53–19), (2019–20 season)
  • Most different starting lineups in a season – 38, (2020–21 season) [51]
  • Most players in a season to score at least 30 points in a game – 10, (2020–21 season)[52]

Record for wins[]

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[]

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

Playoffs[]

NBA records[]

Regular season[]

  • Most steals in one half with 8 – Doug Christie (tied with 10 others), vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 2 April 1997[54]
  • 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)[55][56]
  • Most players in a season to score at least 30 points in a game – 10, (2020–21 season)[52]

Playoffs[]

  • 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[57]
  • 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[53]

Other accomplishments and records[]

  • 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[58][59]
  • 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

Franchise records for regular season[]

Games played[]

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[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most games played all-time
Player Games
DeMar DeRozan 675[60]
Kyle Lowry 601
Morris Peterson 542[61]
José Calderón 525[55]
Chris Bosh 509[62]
Jonas Valančiūnas 470
Amir Johnson 451[63]
Andrea Bargnani 433[64]
Alvin Williams 417
Vince Carter 403[65]
Terrence Ross 363
Norman Powell 349
Pascal Siakam 332
Doug Christie 314
Antonio Davis 310
Fred VanVleet 283
Joey Graham 275
Patrick Patterson 273
OG Anunoby 253
Anthony Parker 235

Most consecutive games played[]

(Correct as of 3 May 2021)

Most consecutive games played
Player Games Dates
Morris Peterson 371 12 February 2002 to 22 November 2006[66]
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 holds the franchise record for most 3-point field goals made in a single season (238 in the 2017-18 season), & shares the franchise record with DeMar DeRozan for most consecutive seasons played.

Most consecutive seasons played[]

(Correct as of 2020–21 season)

Most consecutive seasons played
Player Seasons
9 seasons
DeMar DeRozan 9
Kyle Lowry
8 seasons
José Calderón 8
7 seasons
Alvin Williams 7
Vince Carter
Morris Peterson
Chris Bosh
Andrea Bargnani
Jonas Valančiūnas
6 seasons
Amir Johnson 6
Norman Powell

Minutes[]

Most minutes played all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most minutes played all-time
Player Minutes
DeMar DeRozan 22,986[60]
Kyle Lowry 20,813
Chris Bosh 18,815[62]
Morris Peterson 16,059[61]
Vince Carter 15,114[65]
José Calderón 14,909[55]
Andrea Bargnani 13,130[64]
Jonas Valančiūnas 11,774[67]
Alvin Williams 11,736[67]
Amir Johnson 11,377[67]

Most minutes played in a game[]

(Correct as of 8 May 2021)

Most minutes played in a game
Player Minutes Opponent Date
Vince Carter 63 Sacramento Kings 23 February 2001[65]
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

Most minutes played in a season[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most minutes played in a season
Player Minutes Season
Damon Stoudamire 3,311 1996–97[68]
Morris Peterson 3,140 2005–06
Doug Christie 3,127 1996–97
Vince Carter 3,126 1999-00
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[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest minutes per game all-time
Player Minutes
Damon Stoudamire 41.0[68]
Vince Carter 37.5
Chris Bosh 37.0[62]
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

Highest minutes per game in a season[]

(Correct as of 30 March 2021)

Highest minutes per game in a season
Player Minutes Season
Damon Stoudamire 41.5 1997–98[68]
Damon Stoudamire 40.93 1995–96
Damon Stoudamire 40.88 1996–97
Vince Carter 39.8 2001–02
Vince Carter 39.7 2000–01
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[]

Most points scored all-time[]

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 (1696). He also holds their records for highest points per game all-time (23.4), & most games with at least 40 points scored (14).

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most points scored all-time
Player Points
DeMar DeRozan 13,296[60]
Kyle Lowry 10,540[69]
Chris Bosh 10,275[62]
Vince Carter 9,420[65]
Andrea Bargnani 6,581[64]
Morris Peterson 6,498[61]
Jonas Valančiūnas 5,524
José Calderón 5,235[55]
Pascal Siakam 4,739
Doug Christie 4,448
Antonio Davis 3,994[70]
Amir Johnson 3,957
Damon Stoudamire 3,917
Alvin Williams 3,876
Norman Powell 3,463
Fred VanVleet 3,435
Terrence Ross 3,432
Serge Ibaka 3,243
Jalen Rose 2,862
Anthony Parker 2,785

Most points scored in a game[]

(Correct as of 6 May 2021)

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
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
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

Most points scored in a half[]

Most points scored in a quarter[]

(Correct as of 6 March 2021)

Most points scored in a quarter
Player Points Opponent Date
Pascal Siakam 25 San Antonio Spurs 26 January 2020[71]
Kyle Lowry 22 Atlanta Hawks 2 December 2015[72]
Lou Williams 21 Cleveland Cavaliers 4 March 2015[73]
DeMar DeRozan Milwaukee Bucks 1 January 2018
Danny Green Memphis Grizzlies 19 January 2019

Most points scored in a season[]

(Correct as of 30 March 2021)

Most points scored in a season
Player Points Season
Vince Carter 2,107 1999–00[65]
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
Chris Bosh 1,678 2009–10
Vince Carter 1,645 2003–04
Damon Stoudamire 1,634 1996–97
Kyle Lowry 2015–16

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

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest points per game all-time
Player Points
Vince Carter 23.4
Chris Bosh 20.2[62]
DeMar DeRozan 19.7[60]
Damon Stoudamire 19.6[68]
Kyle Lowry 17.5
Jalen Rose 16.2
Walt Williams 15.3
Andrea Bargnani 15.2
Serge Ibaka 14.22
Doug Christie 14.17

Highest points per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[74][]

(Correct as of 30 March 2021)

Highest points per game in a season
Player Points Season
Vince Carter 27.6 2000–01[65]
DeMar DeRozan 27.3 2016–17[60]
Kawhi Leonard 26.6 2018–19
Vince Carter 25.7 1999–00[65]
Vince Carter 24.7 2001–02[65]
Chris Bosh 24.0 2009–10[62]
DeMar DeRozan 23.5 2015–16[60]
DeMar DeRozan 23.0 2017–18[60]
Pascal Siakam 22.9 2019–20
Chris Bosh 22.675 2008–09[62]
DeMar DeRozan 22.671 2013–14[60]

Most number of consecutive games with at least 30 points[]

(Correct as of 12 April 2021)

Most consecutive ≥30 point games
Player Points
DeMar DeRozan 5 [75]

Most points scored by a bench player[]

(Correct as of 25 March 2021)

Most points scored by a bench player
Player Points
Terrence Ross 1,925
Patrick Patterson 1,918
Norman Powell 1,578

Rebounds[]

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

Most rebounds all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most rebounds all-time
Player Rebounds
Chris Bosh 4,776[62][76]
Jonas Valančiūnas 3,961
Kyle Lowry 2,954
Antonio Davis 2,839[70]
Amir Johnson 2,836[63]
DeMar DeRozan 2,739
Andrea Bargnani 2,095[64]
Vince Carter 2,091[65]
Morris Peterson 2,064[61]
Pascal Siakam 1,942
Serge Ibaka 1,687
Charles Oakley 1,655
Doug Christie 1,448
José Calderón 1,315
Patrick Patterson 1,311
Jerome Williams 1,268
Ed Davis 1,200
Donyell Marshall 1,137
Alvin Williams 1,079
Kevin Willis 1,055

Most defensive rebounds all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most defensive rebounds all-time
Player Rebounds
Chris Bosh 3,407[62]
Jonas Valančiūnas 2,752
Kyle Lowry 2,479
DeMar DeRozan 2,225
Antonio Davis 1,882[70]
Amir Johnson 1,786[63]
Andrea Bargnani 1,694[64]
Morris Peterson 1,561
Pascal Siakam 1,516
Vince Carter 1,351
Serge Ibaka 1,310
Charles Oakley 1,300
José Calderón 1,128
Doug Christie 1,121
Patrick Patterson 962
Donyell Marshall 860
Alvin Williams 847
Ed Davis 803
Jerome Williams 802
Terrence Ross 800

Most offensive rebounds all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most offensive rebounds all-time
Player Rebounds
Chris Bosh 1,369[62][77]
Jonas Valančiūnas 1,209
Amir Johnson 1,050[63]
Antonio Davis 957[70]
Vince Carter 740
DeMar DeRozan 514
Morris Peterson 503
Kyle Lowry 475
Jerome Williams 466
Pascal Siakam 426
Tracy McGrady 413
Andrea Bargnani 401[64]
Ed Davis 397
Kevin Willis 378
Serge Ibaka 377
Charles Oakley 355
Patrick Patterson 349
Oliver Miller 346
Marcus Camby 334
Doug Christie 327

Most rebounds in a game[]

(Correct as of 11 April 2021)

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[78]
23 rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas Boston Celtics 10 January 2017
22 rebounds
Chris Bosh Philadelphia 76ers 25 March 2005
Golden State Warriors 14 November 2006[5]
Reggie Evans Philadelphia 76ers 24 November 2010[79]
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[]

Correct as of 15 March 2021

Most rebounds in a half
Player Rebounds Opponent Date
Reggie Evans 15 Philadelphia 76ers 24 November 2010

Most rebounds in quarter[]

Most rebounds in a season[]

(Correct as of 3 May 2021)

Most rebounds in a season
Player Rebounds Season
Antonio Davis 787 2000–01[70]
Chris Bosh 771 2008–09[62]
Chris Bosh 759 2009–10[62]
Jonas Valančiūnas 2016–17
Charles Oakley 741 2000–01
Chris Bosh 2006–07[62]
Antonio Davis 740 2001–02
Chris Bosh 718 2004–05[62]
Jonas Valanciunas 714 2013–14
Donyell Marshall 709 2003–04

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

(Correct as of 30 March 2021)

Highest rebounds per game all-time
Player Rebounds
Chris Bosh 9.4
Antonio Davis 9.2[70]
Donyell Marshall 8.7
Jonas Valanciunas 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)[74][]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Highest rebounds per game in a season
Player Rebounds Season
Chris Bosh 10.8 2009–10[62]
Antonio Davis 10.1 2000–01
Chris Bosh 10.0 2008–09
Jonas Valančiūnas 9.8 2016–17
Antonio Davis 9.6 2001–02
Charles Oakley 9.5 2000–01
Chris Bosh 9.24 2005–06
Jerome Williams 9.15 2002–03
Jonas Valančiūnas 9.1 2015–16
Chris Bosh 8.9 2004–05

Assists[]

Most assists all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most assists all-time
Player Assists
Kyle Lowry 4,277[80]
José Calderón 3,770
DeMar DeRozan 2,078
Alvin Williams 1,791
Damon Stoudamire 1,761
Vince Carter 1,553
Fred VanVleet 1,270
Doug Christie 1,197
Chris Bosh 1,115
Morris Peterson 965
T. J. Ford 908
Pascal Siakam 881
Rafer Alston 706
Charles Oakley 685
Anthony Parker 605
Jalen Rose 595
Amir Johnson 562
Andrea Bargnani 544
Greivis Vásquez 530
Antonio Davis 518

Most assists in a game[]

(Correct as of 4 March 2021)

Most assists in a game
Player Opponent Date
19 assists
Damon Stoudamire Houston Rockets 27 February 1996[81]
José Calderón Chicago Bulls 29 March 2009[82]
Minnesota Timberwolves 4 February 2011[83]
Kyle Lowry Boston Celtics 4 March 2021[84]
18 assists
T. J. Ford Denver Nuggets 18 November 2006
New York Knicks 14 March 2007[85]
José Calderón Orlando Magic 18 November 2012
17 assists
Damon Stoudamire Minnesota Timberwolves 21 January 1997[68]
Boston Celtics 3 March 1997[68]
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
16 assists
Damon Stoudamire Denver Nuggets 18 March 1996[68]
Detroit Pistons 2 January 1998[68]
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[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most assists in a season
Player Assists Season
Damon Stoudamire 709 1996–97[68]
José Calderón 678 2007–08[55]
Damon Stoudamire 653 1995–96[68]
José Calderón 607 2008–09[55]
José Calderón 605 2010–11[55]
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)[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest assists per game all-time
Player Assists
Damon Stoudamire 8.8[68]
T. J. Ford 7.21[85]
José Calderón 7.18[55]
Kyle Lowry 7.1
Rafer Alston 5.6
Fred VanVleet 4.4
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)[86][]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Highest assists per game in a season
Player Assists Season
Damon Stoudamire 9.3 1995–96[68]
Mark Jackson 9.2 2000–01
José Calderón 8.93 2008–09[55]
José Calderón 8.9 2010–11[55]
José Calderón 8.83 2011–12[55]
Damon Stoudamire 8.75 1996–97[68]
Kyle Lowry 8.7 2018–19
José Calderón 8.3 2007–08[55]
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[]

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

Most blocks all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most blocks all-time
Player Blocks
Chris Bosh 600[62]
Amir Johnson 480[63]
Jonas Valančiūnas 479
Vince Carter 415[65]
Antonio Davis 405[70]
Andrea Bargnani 382[64]
Marcus Camby 360[87]
Tracy McGrady 278
Serge Ibaka 281
Keon Clark 232
Pascal Siakam 229
Oliver Miller 228
James Johnson 215
Chris Boucher 196
Kyle Lowry 195
Doug Christie 187
DeMar DeRozan 185
Ed Davis 168
Rasho Nesterovic 153
Jamario Moon 152

Most blocks in a game[]

(Correct as of 8 March 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[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most blocks in a season
Player Blocks Season
Marcus Camby[87] 230 1997–98
Tracy McGrady[88] 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)[]

(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)[86][]

(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[87]
Antonio Davis 1.94 2000–01
Tracy McGrady 1.91 1999–2000[88]
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[]

Most steals all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most steals all-time
Player Steals
Kyle Lowry 873
Doug Christie 664[89]
DeMar DeRozan 655
Morris Peterson 552[61]
Vince Carter 534[65]
Alvin Williams 517
José Calderón 469[55]
Chris Bosh 397
Fred VanVleet 328
Amir Johnson 311
Damon Stoudamire 301
Pascal Siakam 286
Terrence Ross 267
Norman Powell 264
OG Anunoby 260
Anthony Parker 252
Jerome Williams 231
Charles Oakley 224
Patrick Patterson 195
Tracy McGrady 191

Most steals in a game[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most steals in a game
9 steals
Player Opponent Date
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[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most steals in a season
Player Steals Season
Doug Christie 201 1996–97[89]
Doug Christie 190 1997–98[89]
Alvin Robertson 166 1995–96
Kyle Lowry 158 2015–16
Alvin Williams 135 2001–02
Damon Stoudamire 123 1996–97
Alvin Williams 2000–01
Kyle Lowry 121 2013–14
Rafer Alston 118 2004–05
Jerome Williams 116 2002–03

Highest steals per game all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest steals per game all-time
Player Steals
Doug Christie 2.1
Damon Stoudamire 1.51
Kyle Lowry 1.45
Walt Williams 1.4
Vince Carter 1.33
Jerome Williams 1.28
Alvin Williams 1.24
T. J. Ford 1.23
Rafer Alston 1.228
Fred VanVleet 1.15

Highest steals per game in a season (minimum 58 games played)[86][]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Highest steals per game in a season
Player Steals Season
Doug Christie 2.5 1996–97[89]
Doug Christie 2.4 1997–98[89]
Doug Christie 2.3 1998–99[89]
Alvin Robertson 2.2 1995–96
Kyle Lowry 2.1 2015–16
Fred VanVleet 1.9 2019–20
Kawhi Leonard 1.8 2018–19
Fred VanVleet 1.7 2020–21
Alvin Williams 1.65 2001–02
Jerome Williams 1.63 2002–03

Field goals[]

Most field goals made all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most FG's made all-time
Player FG's
DeMar DeRozan 4,716[60]
Chris Bosh 3,614[62]
Vince Carter 3,541
Kyle Lowry 3,376
Andrea Bargnani 2,419
Morris Peterson 2,341
Jonas Valančiūnas 2,169
José Calderón 2,023
Pascal Siakam 1,812
Amir Johnson 1,663
Alvin Williams 1,555
Damon Stoudamire 1,399

Most field goals made in a game[]

(Correct as of 16 March 2021)

Most FG's made in a game
20 field goals
Player Opponent Date
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
Fred VanVleet Orlando Magic 2 February 2021

Most field goals made in a season[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most FG's made in a season
Player FG's Season
Vince Carter 788 1999–2000[65]
Vince Carter 762 2000–01[65]
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
Mike James 576 2005–06

Most field goals attempted all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most FG's attempted all-time
Player Attempts
DeMar DeRozan 10,140[60]
Vince Carter 7,944[65]
Kyle Lowry 7,944
Chris Bosh 7,346[62]
Morris Peterson 5,562
Andrea Bargnani 5,534[64]
José Calderón 4,207[55]
Jonas Valančiūnas 3,878
Pascal Siakam 3,713
Alvin Williams 3,710
Doug Christie 3,698
Damon Stoudamire 3,369

Most field goals attempted in a game[]

(Correct as of 19 March 2021)

Most FG's 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

Most field goals attempted in a season[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most FG's attempted in a season
Player Attempts Season
Vince Carter 1696 1999–2000[65]
Vince Carter 1656 2000–01[65]
DeMar DeRozan 1545 2016–17
Vince Carter 1457 2003–04[65]
DeMar DeRozan 1413 2017–18
Damon Stoudamire 1407 1996–97
DeMar DeRozan 2013–14
DeMar DeRozan 1377 2015–16
Vince Carter 1307 2001–02[65]
Chris Bosh 1263 2008–09

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

(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%
  11. Pascal Siakam – 48.8%

Highest field goal percentage in a season (minimum 300 makes)[74][a][]

(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 – 52.9% (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[]

Most three point field goals made all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most 3-pt FG's made all-time
Player 3-pt FG's
Kyle Lowry 1,518
Morris Peterson 801[61]
Terrence Ross 598
Andrea Bargnani 579
Vince Carter 554
Fred VanVleet 551
José Calderón 456
Norman Powell 440
Doug Christie 431
Damon Stoudamire 374
Patrick Patterson 351
Anthony Parker 342
OG Anunoby 333
DeMar DeRozan 325
Pascal Siakam 313
Donyell Marshall 271
Dee Brown 267
Serge Ibaka
Greivis Vásquez 226
Walt Williams 224

Most three point field goals made in a game[]

(Correct as of 6 March 2021)

Most 3-pt FG's made in a game
Player 3-pt FG's 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

Most three point field goals in a half[]

(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[]

(Correct as of 26 September 2020)

  1. Danny Green – 7, vs. Memphis Grizzlies, (3rd quarter) 19 January 2019[90]

Most three point field goals made in a season[]

(Correct as of 22 April 2021)

Most 3-pt FG's made in a season
Player 3-pt FG's Season
Kyle Lowry 238 2017–18
Kyle Lowry 212 2015–16
Danny Green 197 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
Mike James 169 2005–06
C. J. Miles 164 2017–18
Kyle Lowry 2019–20

Most three point field goals attempted all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most 3-pt FG's attempted all-time
Player Attempts
Kyle Lowry 4,031
Morris Peterson 2,158[61]
Andrea Bargnani 1,606
Terrence Ross 1,589
Vince Carter 1,445
Fred VanVleet 1,436
Doug Christie 1,213
José Calderón 1,174
Norman Powell 1,160
DeMar DeRozan 1,128
Damon Stoudamire 1,038
Pascal Siakam 964
Patrick Patterson 941
OG Anunoby 888
Anthony Parker 806
Serge Ibaka 751
Dee Brown 694
Donyell Marshall 661
Alvin Williams 639
C. J. Miles 591

Most three point field goals attempted in a game[]

(Correct as of 28 August 2020)

  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
  4. Walt Williams – 15, vs. Washington Bullets, 5 December 1996
  5. Dee Brown – 14, vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 30 March 1999; Vince Carter – 14, vs. Utah Jazz, 10 November 2001; Morris Peterson – 14, vs. Boston Celtics, 12 January 2005

Most three point field goals attempted in a season[]

(Correct as of 14 August 2020)

  1. Kyle Lowry – 596 (2017–18 season)
  2. Kyle Lowry – 547 (2015–16 season)
  3. Kyle Lowry – 500 (2013–14 season)
  4. Damon Stoudamire – 496 (1996–97 season)
  5. Kyle Lowry – 468 (2016–17 season)
  6. Kyle Lowry – 466 (2019-20 season)
  7. Kyle Lowry – 453 (2018–19 season)
  8. Morris Peterson – 448 (2005–06 season)
  9. Lou Williams – 447 (2014–15 season)

Highest three point percentage (minimum 50 three point field goals made)[]

(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][]

Jason Kapono holds the record for best three point percentage in a season.

(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. Jose Calderon – 42.9% (2007-08 season); Jose Calderon – 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[]

(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[91][92]
C. J. Miles 38 10 December 2017 – 15 March 2018 [93]
Damon Stoudamire 34 13 February 1996 – 26 November 1996 [94][95]
Kyle Lowry 1 November 2015 – 4 January 2016[96]
33 8 January 2016 – 25 March 2016[96]

Free throws[]

Most free throws made all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most FT's made all-time
Player FT's
DeMar DeRozan 3,170
Chris Bosh 2,997
Kyle Lowry 2,270
Vince Carter 1,784
Andrea Bargnani 1,164
Antonio Davis 1,156
Jonas Valančiūnas 1,146
Morris Peterson 1,015
Doug Christie 953
Pascal Siakam 802
Damon Stoudamire 745
José Calderón 733

Most free throws made in a game[]

(Correct as of 12 May 2021)

Most FT's made in a game
Player FT's Date Opponent
DeMar DeRozan 24 4 March 2016 Portland Trail Blazers[97]
Vince Carter 22 30 December 2000 Phoenix Suns
Chris Bosh 22 December 2007 Phoenix Suns
Chris Bosh 20 4 April 2010 Golden State Warriors
Mike James 18 14 April 2006 Detroit Pistons

Most free throws made in a season[]

(Correct as of 23 April 2021)

Most FT's made in a season
Player FT's 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[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

Most FT's attempted all-time
Player Attempts
DeMar DeRozan 4,277
Chris Bosh 3,767
Kyle Lowry 2,750
Vince Carter 2,277
Antonio Davis 1,501
Jonas Valančiūnas 1,456
Andrea Bargnani 1,411
Morris Peterson 1,298
Doug Christie 1,166
Pascal Siakam 1,025
Damon Stoudamire 909
José Calderón 836

Most free throws attempted in a game[]

(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[]

(Correct as of 23 April 2021)

Most FT's 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)[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

  1. José Calderón – 87.7%
  2. Lou Williams – 86.1%
  3. Fred VanVleet – 85.49%
  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%
  12. Kyle Lowry – 82.5%

Highest free throw percentage in a season (minimum 125 makes)[74][c][]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

  1. José Calderón – 98.1% (2008–09 season)[55]
  2. Fred VanVleet – 88.5% (2020-21 season)
  3. Kyle Lowry – 87.5% (2020-21 season)
  4. Andrea Bargnani – 87.3% (2011–12 season)
  5. Norman Powell – 86.5% (2020-21 season)
  6. Lou Williams – 86.1% (2014-15 season)
  7. Alan Anderson – 85.7% (2012–13 season); Kyle Lowry (2019-20)– 85.7%
  8. Kawhi Leonard – 85.5% (2018–19 season)
  9. Kyle Lowry – 85.44% (2017–18 season)
  10. Jalen Rose – 85.38% (2004–05 season)
  11. DeMar DeRozan – 85.0% (2015–16 season)
  12. Fred VanVleet – 84.8% (2019-20 season)

Most consecutive free throws made[]

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[98]

Double doubles[]

Most double doubles all-time[]

(Correct as of 16 May 2021)

  1. Chris Bosh – 239[99][100]
  2. Jonas Valančiūnas – 137
  3. Kyle Lowry – 131
  4. Antonio Davis – 110[99][100]
  5. José Calderón – 91
  6. Damon Stoudamire – 86
  7. Serge Ibaka – 53
  8. Amir Johnson – 52
  9. Donyell Marshall – 49
  10. Pascal Siakam – 43
  11. Vince Carter – 39
  12. Charles Oakley – 30
  13. Kevin Willis – 29

Most double doubles in a season[]

(Correct as of 27 September 2020)

  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[]

Most triple doubles all-time[]

(Correct as of 28 February 2021)

Most triple doubles all-time
Player Triple doubles Dates
Kyle Lowry[101] 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
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
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
Pascal Siakam 11 January 2021

Plus/minus[]

Highest plus/minus in a game[]

Highest +/- in a game
Player +/- Dates
Gary Trent Jr. +54 2 April 2021[102]

Franchise records for playoffs[]

Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are correct as of the 2020 NBA Playoffs.

Most games played (playoffs)[]

Most playoff games played
Player Games
Kyle Lowry 84
Norman Powell 67
Serge Ibaka 55
DeMar DeRozan 51
Fred VanVleet 48
Pascal Siakam 47
Jonas Valančiūnas 43
Patrick Patterson 41
Marc Gasol 35
Terrence Ross 31
DeMarre Carroll 30
Cory Joseph
Delon Wright 28
Danny Green 24
Kawhi Leonard
OG Anunoby 21
Antonio Davis 20
Bismack Biyombo
Dell Curry 19
Morris Peterson

Most minutes played (playoffs)[]

Most minutes played
Player Minutes
Kyle Lowry 3143
DeMar DeRozan 1914
Pascal Siakam 1498
Serge Ibaka 1318
Fred VanVleet 1165
Norman Powell 1112
Jonas Valančiūnas 1097
Patrick Patterson 1073
Marc Gasol 963
Kawhi Leonard 939
DeMarre Carroll 751
OG Anunoby 631

Most minutes played in game (playoffs)[]

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)[]

Most playoff points scored
Player Points
Kyle Lowry 1435
DeMar DeRozan 1117
Kawhi Leonard 732
Pascal Siakam 708
Serge Ibaka 618
Jonas Valančiūnas 544
Norman Powell 482
Fred VanVleet 463
Vince Carter 385
Patrick Patterson 301
Marc Gasol 292
Cory Joseph 249
Alvin Williams 225
Chris Bosh
DeMarre Carroll 219
OG Anunoby 194
Terrence Ross 189
Chris Childs 168
Danny Green 166

Most points in a game (playoffs)[]

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)[]

Most points scored in a half of a playoff game
Player Points Opponent Date
Kawhi Leonard[103] 27 Philadelphia 76ers 27 April 2019
Kyle Lowry 21 Golden State Warriors 13 June 2019

Most points scored in a quarter (playoffs)[]

Most points scored in a quarter of a playoff game
Player Points Opponent Date
DeMar DeRozan 20 Washington Wizards 24 April 2015
Vince Carter 19 Philadelphia 76ers 11 May 2001
Kyle Lowry 18 Cleveland Cavaliers 27 May 2016
Kawhi Leonard[103] 17 Philadelphia 76ers 27 April 2019
Kyle Lowry 15 Golden State Warriors 13 June 2019

Most points scored in an overtime period (playoffs)[]

Most points scored in an overtime period of a playoff game
Player Points Opponent Date
Norman Powell[104] 10 Boston Celtics 9 September 2020 (2OT)

Most points in a postseason run (playoffs)[]

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
Player Points
Kawhi Leonard 732

Most rebounds (playoffs)[]

Most rebounds
Player Rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas 406
Kyle Lowry
Serge Ibaka 352
Pascal Siakam 292
DeMar DeRozan 222
Kawhi Leonard 218
Antonio Davis 211
Marc Gasol 202
Bismack Biyombo 187
Patrick Patterson 158
Norman Powell 134
DeMarre Carroll 108
Charles Oakley 99
Chris Bosh
Fred VanVleet
OG Anunoby 97
Vince Carter 96
Danny Green 87
Jerome Williams 78
Amir Johnson 70

Most rebounds in a game (playoffs)[]

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)[]

Most assists
Player Assists
Kyle Lowry 526
DeMar DeRozan 176
Fred VanVleet 155
Pascal Siakam 117
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
Antonio Davis 33
Chris Bosh
Charles Oakley 32

Most assists in a game (playoffs)[]

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)[]

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

Most blocks in a game (playoffs)[]

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)[]

Most steals
Player Steals
Kyle Lowry 120
DeMar DeRozan 55
Kawhi Leonard 40
Norman Powell 38
Pascal Siakam
Fred VanVleet 37
Danny Green 32
DeMarre Carroll 26
Marc Gasol
Vince Carter 23
Terrence Ross 22
Cory Joseph
Delon Wright
Alvin Williams 21
Patrick Patterson 20
Jerome Williams 19
Charles Oakley 18
Jonas Valančiūnas
Serge Ibaka
OG Anunoby 17

Most steals in a game (playoffs)[]

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)[]

  1. Jonas Valančiūnas – 17
  2. Antonio Davis – 12
  3. Kyle Lowry – 11[105]
  4. Pascal Siakam – 10[106]
  5. Kawhi Leonard – 9
  6. Chris Bosh; Serge Ibaka – 5[107]

Most field goals made (playoffs)[]

Most field goals made
Player FG's
Kyle Lowry 480

Most field goals made in a game (playoffs)[]

Most field goals attempted (playoffs)[]

Most field goals attempted
Player Attempts
Kyle Lowry 1133

Most field goals attempted in a game (playoffs)[]

Most three point field goals made (playoffs)[]

Most 3-pt FG's made
Player 3-pt FG's
Kyle Lowry 180
Fred VanVleet 91
Norman Powell 69
Kawhi Leonard 55
Serge Ibaka 53
Patrick Patterson 43
Pascal Siakam 42
Marc Gasol 39
Danny Green
DeMarre Carroll 33
Terrence Ross 31
OG Anunoby 30
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

Most three point field goals made in a game (playoffs)[]

Most 3-pt FG's made in a game
Player 3-pt FG's 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)[]

Most free throws made
Player FT's
DeMar DeRozan 299
Kyle Lowry 295
Kawhi Leonard 191
Pascal Siakam 112
Jonas Valančiūnas 102

Most free throws made in a game (playoffs)[]

Most FT's made in a game
Player FT's Date Opponent
Kawhi Leonard 16 2 June 2019 Golden State Warriors

Most free throws attempted (playoffs)[]

Most free throws attempted
Player Attempts
Kyle Lowry 370
DeMar DeRozan 352
Kawhi Leonard 216
Pascal Siakam 153
Jonas Valančiūnas 136

Most free throws attempted in a game (playoffs)[]

Franchise record for wins[]

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[]

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

External links[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ The minimum field goal makes required for the 1998-99 season (183) & 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) & 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) & the 2011-12 season (100) were modified to account for their respective lockout shortened seasons

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