Toronto Raptors accomplishments and records

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

Individual accomplishments

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All-NBA

All-NBA
First Team
Player	Years
None
Second Team
Vince Carter	(2001)[1]
Chris Bosh	(2007)[2]
Third Team
Vince Carter	(2000)[1]
All-NBA Defensive Team
First Team
None
Second Team
None

All-Stars

All-Stars
Player	Appearances	Years
Chris Bosh	5	(2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010)[3]
Vince Carter	5	(2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)[1]
Kyle Lowry	2	(2015, 2016)
DeMar DeRozan	2	(2014, 2016)
Antonio Davis	1	(2001)

All-Star Rookie Game

All-Star Rookies
Player	Year
Damon Stoudamire	(1996)[4]
Marcus Camby	(1997)[5]
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)[6]
Chris Bosh	(2004)[3]
Charlie Villanueva	(2006)[7]
Andrea Bargnani	(2007)[8]
Jorge Garbajosa	(2007)[9]
Jamario Moon	(2008)[10]
Sophomore
Morris Peterson	(2002)[6]
Chris Bosh	(2005)[3]
Andrea Bargnani	(2008)[8]
DeMar DeRozan	(2011)[11]
Jonas Valančiūnas	(2014)[12]

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)[13]

NBA Most Valuable Player

• none

NBA Finals Most Valuable Player

• None

Retired Jerseys

• None

Coach of the Year

Coaches of the Year
Coach	Year
Sam Mitchell	(2007)[14]

Executive of the Year

Executives of the Year
Executives	Year
Bryan Colangelo	(2007)[15]

Rookie of the Year

Rookies of the Year
Player	Year
Damon Stoudamire	(1996)[4]
Vince Carter	(1999)[1]

Sixth Man of the Year

Sixth Man of the Year
Player	Year
Louis Williams	(2015)[16]

All-Rookie

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

All-Rookies
First Team
Player	Year
Damon Stoudamire	(1996)[4]
Marcus Camby	(1997)[5]
Vince Carter	(1999)[1]
Morris Peterson	(2001)[6]
Chris Bosh	(2004)[3]
Charlie Villanueva	(2006)[7]
Andrea Bargnani	(2007)[8]
Jorge Garbajosa	(2007)[9]
Second Team
Jamario Moon	(2008)[17]
Jonas Valančiūnas	(2013)[18]

Conference Player of the Week*

Conference Players of the Week
Player	Times Won	Week
Chris Bosh	7	3 January 2005 30 January 2006 26 March 2007 7 January 2008 28 October 2008 1 February 2010 5 April 2010[3]
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	4	21 March 2016 29 February 2016 27 January 2014 8 December 2014
DeMar DeRozan	1	7 December 2015
Mike James	1	2 January 2006
Jalen Rose	1	22 February 2005
Louis Williams	1	17 November 2014

Conference Player of the Month*

Conference Players of the Month
Player	Month (year)
Chris Bosh	January 2007
Kyle Lowry	December 2014 January 2016
DeMar DeRozan	April 2015 January 2016

Conference Rookie of the Month*

Conference Rookies of the Month
Player	Month (year)
Damon Stoudamire	November 1995 January 1996
Marcus Camby	March 1997
Vince Carter	March 1999 April 1999
Charlie Villanueva	December 2005
Jorge Garbajosa	December 2007
Andrea Bargnani	January 2007 February 2007
Jonas Valanciunas	March 2013
Norman Powell	April 2016

Conference Coach of the Month*

Conference Coaches of the Month
Coach	Month (year)
Sam Mitchell	January 2007
Dwane Casey	December 2013 November 2014 January 2016

Eurobasket

Jorge Garbajosa represented Spain at Eurobasket 2007.

Eurobasket 2007:

• José Calderón
• Jorge Garbajosa

Eurobasket 2011:

• José Calderón

Eurobasket 2013:

• Jonas Valančiūnas

Eurobasket 2015:

• Jonas Valančiūnas

World Championship

2002 FIBA World Championship:

• Antonio Davis

2003 FIBA Americas Championship:

• Vince Carter

2006 FIBA World Championship:

• Chris Bosh
• José Calderón
• Jorge Garbajosa

2010 FIBA World Championship:

• David Andersen
• Leandro Barbosa
• Linas Kleiza

2014 FIBA World Championship:

• DeMar DeRozan
• Jonas Valančiūnas

Olympics

1996 Summer Olympics:

• Žan Tabak

2000 Summer Olympics:

• Vince Carter

2008 Summer Olympics:

• Chris Bosh
• José Calderón
• Roko Ukić

2012 Summer Olympics:

• José Calderón
• Linas Kleiza
• Jonas Valančiūnas

*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.

NBA records set by Toronto Raptors

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Team records

Regular season

• Most points in a game – 136 vs. New Jersey Nets, 5 March 2011 (L 137–136 (3 OT))
• Most points in a non-ot game – 131 vs. New York Knicks, 14 April 2010 (W 131–113)
• Most assists in a game – 39 vs. Indiana Pacers, 15 December 1997 (L 108–101)
• Most rebounds in a game – 65 vs. New York Knicks, 21 March 1999 (W 85–81 (OT))
• Most blocks in a game – 23 vs. Atlanta Hawks, 23 March 2001^[19]
• Most steals in a game – 18 vs. Denver Nuggets, 25 February 1997 (W 124-122 (OT))
• Fewest points in a game – 56 vs. Minnesota Timberwolves, 1 November 2003 (L 73-56)
• Fewest assists in a game – 6 vs. Indiana Pacers, 24 February 1999 (L 104-84); vs. Atlanta Hawks, 13 March 1999 (L 86-75)
• Fewest rebounds in a game – 24 vs. Miami Heat, 15 February 1998 (L 116-95); vs. Boston Celtics, 5 November 2014 (W 110-107)
• Most points in a half – 79 (1st Half) vs. New Jersey Nets, 11 January 1997 (W 123-106)
• 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)
• Most points allowed in a half – 84 (1st Half) vs. Golden State Warriors, 25 March 2011 (L 138-100)
• Fewest points allowed in a half – 22 (2nd Half) vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 4 April 2012 (W 99-78)
• Largest point differential in a half – +37 (70-33) (1st Half) vs. New Jersey Nets, 18 December 2009 (W 118-95)
• Largest point deficit in a half – -37 (64-27) (2nd Half) vs. Indiana Pacers, 9 November 2002 (L 108-84)
• Most points in a quarter – 48 (1st Quarter) vs. New Jersey Nets, 11 January 1997 (W 123-106)
• Fewest points in a quarter – 4 (2nd Quarter) vs. Washington Wizards, 7 November 2003 (L 86-60)
• Most points allowed in a quarter – 49 (4th Quarter) vs. Chicago Bulls, 22 December 2014 (L 129-120)
• 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 – +31 (48-17) (1st Quarter) vs. New Jersey Nets, 11 January 1997 (W 123-106)
• 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^[19]
• Fewest points combined in a quarter – 18 vs. Boston Celtics, 12 January 2001

Playoffs

• No records

Regular season

• Most three-point field goals in one game with 12 – Donyell Marshall, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 March 2005^[20]
• Most steals in one half with 8 – Doug Christie (tied with 10 others), vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 2 April 1997^[21]
• Longest streak of consecutive two three-pointers per game for a starting centre with 10 – Andrea Bargnani
• Highest free throw percentage in a season with 0.981 – José Calderón (2008–09)^[22][23]

Playoffs

• Most three-point field goals in one half with 8 – Vince Carter, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001^[1]
• Most three-point field goals in one game with 9 – Vince Carter, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001^[1]

Other 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) for January 2007^[24][25]

Franchise records for regular season

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Games played

In 2010, DeMar DeRozan became the face of the Raptors franchise

Most games played

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most games played
Player	Games played
Morris Peterson	542[26]
José Calderón	525[22]
DeMar DeRozan	521[27]
Chris Bosh	509[28]
Amir Johnson	451[29]
Andrea Bargnani	433[30]
Alvin Williams	417
Vince Carter	403[31]
Doug Christie	314
Antonio Davis	310

Most consecutive games played

Most Consecutive Games Played
Player	Games Played	Dates
Morris Peterson	371	between 12 February 2002 and 22 November 2006[32]

Minutes

Most minutes played

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Minutes Played
Player	Minutes
Chris Bosh	18,814[28]
DeMar DeRozan	17,655[27]
Morris Peterson	16,060[26]
Vince Carter	15,114[31]
José Calderón	14,908[22]
Andrea Bargnani	13,131[30]
Alvin Williams	11,738
Doug Christie	10,918
Antonio Davis	10,808
Amir Johnson	9,951

Most minutes played in a game

(Correct as of 17 November 2015)

Most Minutes Played in a Single Game
Player	Minutes	Opponent	Dates
Vince Carter	63	Sacramento Kings	23 February 2001[31]
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 3 December 2015)

Most Minutes Played in a Single Season
Player	Minutes	Season
Damon Stoudamire	3,311	1996–97[33]
Morris Peterson	3,140	2005–06
Doug Christie	3,127	1996–97
DeMar DeRozan	3,017	2013–14

Highest minutes per game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Minutes Per Game
Player	Minutes
Damon Stoudamire	41.0[33]
Vince Carter	37.5
Chris Bosh	37.0[28]
Mike James	37.0
Shawn Marion	35.3
Rudy Gay	35.0

Highest minutes per game in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Minutes Per Game in a Single Season
Player	Minutes	Season
Damon Stoudamire	41.5	1997–98[33]
Damon Stoudamire	40.9	1995–96
Damon Stoudamire	40.9	1996–96
Vince Carter	39.8	2001–02
Vince Carter	39.7	2000–01

Points

Most points scored

Vince Carter was one of the first faces of the Raptors franchise.

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Points Scored
Player	Points
Chris Bosh	10,275[28][34]
DeMar DeRozan	9,436[27]
Vince Carter	9,420[31]
Andrea Bargnani	6,581[30]
Morris Peterson	6,498[26]
José Calderón	5,235[22]
Kyle Lowry	5,086[35]
Doug Christie	4,448
Antonio Davis	3,994[36]
Amir Johnson	3,957

Most points scored in a game

(Correct as of 28 February 2016)

Most Points Scored in a Single Game
51 Point Games
Player	Points	Opponent	Dates
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
44 Point Games
Chris Bosh	44	Milwaukee Bucks	7 February 2007
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	43	Cleveland Cavaliers	26 February 2016
42 Point Games
Vince Carter	42	Denver Nuggets	7 December 2001
		Phoenix Suns	9 December 2001
		New Orleans Hornets	21 March 2004
Chris Bosh	42	Phoenix Suns	22 December 2007
		New Jersey Nets	21 November 2008
		Golden State Warriors	4 April 2010
DeMar DeRozan	42	Houston Rockets	30 March 2015
41 Point Games
Chris Bosh	41	Orlando Magic	7 February 2007
		Cleveland Cavaliers	24 November 2007
Andrea Bargnani	41	New York Knicks	8 December 2010
Kyle Lowry	41	Golden State Warriors	5 December 2015
40 Point Games
Tracy Murray	40	Denver Nuggets	18 March 1996
Acie Earl	40	Boston Celtics	12 April 1996
Vince Carter	40	Charlotte Hornets	14 January 2001
		New York Knicks	26 March 2004
Chris Bosh	40	New York Knicks	11 January 2008
		Orlando Magic	20 February 2008
		Orlando Magic	18 November 2008
DeMar DeRozan	40	Dallas Mavericks	22 January 2014

Most points scored in a quarter

(Correct as of 2 December 2015)

Most Points Scored in a Quarter of a Single Game
Player	Points	Opponent	Dates
Kyle Lowry	22	Atlanta Hawks	2 December 2015[37]
Louis Williams	21	Cleveland Cavaliers	4 March 2015[38]

Most points scored in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Most Points Scored in a Single Season
Player	Points	Season
Vince Carter	2,107	1999–00[31]
Vince Carter	2,070	2000–01
DeMar DeRozan	1,791	2013–14
Chris Bosh	1,746	2008–09
Chris Bosh	1,678	2009–10

Highest points per game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Points Per Game
Player	Points
Vince Carter	23.4[31][39]
Mike James	20.3
Chris Bosh	20.2[28]
Damon Stoudamire	19.6[33]
Rudy Gay	19.5

Highest points per game in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Points Per Game in a Single Season
Player	Points	Season
Vince Carter	27.6	2000–01[31]
Vince Carter	25.7	1999–00[31]
Vince Carter	24.7	2001–02[31]
Chris Bosh	24.0	2009–10[28]
Chris Bosh	22.7	2008–09[28]
DeMar DeRozan	22.7	2013–14[27]
Chris Bosh	22.6	2006–07[28]
Vince Carter	22.5	2003–04[31]
Chris Bosh	22.5	2005–06[28]
Chris Bosh	22.3	2007–08[28]
Andrea Bargnani	21.4	2010–11[30]
Mike James	20.3	2005–06

Rebounds

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

Most rebounds

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Rebounds
Player	Rebounds
Chris Bosh	4,776[28][40]
Antonio Davis	2,839[36]
Amir Johnson	2,488[29]
Jonas Valančiūnas	2,326
Andrea Bargnani	2,095[30]
Vince Carter	2,091[31]
Morris Peterson	2,064[26]
DeMar DeRozan	2,038
Charles Oakley	1,655
Doug Christie	1,448

Most defensive rebounds

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Defensive Rebounds
Player	Rebounds
Chris Bosh	3,407[28]
Antonio Davis	1,882[36]
Amir Johnson	1,786[29]
Andrea Bargnani	1,694[30]
Demar DeRozan	1,653
Jonas Valančiūnas	1,580
Morris Peterson	1,561
Vince Carter	1,351
Charles Oakley	1,300
José Calderón	1,128

Most offensive rebounds

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Offensive Rebounds
Player	Rebounds
Chris Bosh	1,369[28][41]
Amir Johnson	1,050[29]
Antonio Davis	957[36]
Jonas Valančiūnas	746
Vince Carter	740
Morris Peterson	503
Jerome Williams	466
Tracy McGrady	413
Andrea Bargnani	401[30]
Ed Davis	397

Most rebounds in a game

(Correct as of 17 March 2016)

Most Rebounds in a Single Game
Player	Rebounds	Opponent	Dates
25 Rebounds
Bismack Biyombo	25	Indiana Pacers	17 March 2016
24 Rebounds
Donyell Marshall	24	Chicago Bulls	17 February 2004[20]
22 Rebounds
Chris Bosh	22	Philadelphia 76ers	25 March 2005
		Golden State Warriors	14 November 2006;[3]
Reggie Evans	22	Philadelphia 76ers	24 November 2010[42]
21 Rebounds
Popeye Jones	21	Boston Celtics	11 December 1996
Amir Johnson		Charlotte Bobcats	15 March 2013
Jonas Valančiūnas		New York Knicks	11 April 2014
20 Rebounds
Hakeem Olajuwon	20	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 April 2015)

Most Rebounds in a Half of a Single Game
Player	Rebounds	Opponent	Dates
Reggie Evans	15	Philadelphia 76ers	24 November 2010[42]

Most rebounds in quarter

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Most Rebounds in a Quarter of a Single Game
Player	Rebounds	Opponent	Dates
Reggie Evans	10	Philadelphia 76ers	24 November 2010[42]

Most rebounds in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Most Rebounds in a Single Season
Player	Rebounds	Season
Antonio Davis	787	2000–01[36]
Chris Bosh	771	2008–09[28]
Chris Bosh	759	2009–10[28]
Charles Oakley	741	2000–01
Chris Bosh	741	2006–07[28]
Antonio Davis	740	2001–02

Highest rebounds per game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Rebounds Per Game
Player	Rebounds
Chris Bosh	9.4[28]
Antonio Davis	9.2[36]
Donyell Marshall	8.7
Popeye Jones	8.4
Shawn Marion	8.3

Highest rebounds per game in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Rebounds Per Game in a Single Season
Player	Rebounds	Season
Chris Bosh	10.8	2009–10[28]
Antonio Davis	10.1	2000–01
Chris Bosh	10.0	2008–09
Antonio Davis	9.6	2001–02
Charles Oakley	9.5	2000–01
Jerome Williams	9.2	2002–03
Chris Bosh	9.2	2005–06
Jonas Valančiūnas	9.0	2014–15
Chris Bosh	8.9	2004–05
Antonio Davis	8.8	1999–00
Jonas Valančiūnas	8.8	2013–14
Popeye Jones	8.6	1996–97

Assists

Most assists

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Assists
Player	Assists
José Calderón	3,770[22][43]
Kyle Lowry	1,988
Alvin Williams	1,791
Damon Stoudamire	1,761
Vince Carter	1,553
DeMar DeRozan	1,371
Doug Christie	1,197
Chris Bosh	1,115
Morris Peterson	965
T. J. Ford	908

Most assists in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Most Assists in a Single Game
Player	Assists	Opponent	Dates
19 Assists
Damon Stoudamire	19	Houston Rockets	27 February 1996[33]
José Calderón	19	Chicago Bulls	29 March 2009[44]
		Minnesota Timberwolves	4 February 2011[45]
18 Assists
T. J. Ford	18	Denver Nuggets	18 November 2006
		New York Knicks	14 March 2007[46]
José Calderón	18	Orlando Magic	18 November 2012
17 Assists
Damon Stoudamire	17	Minnesota Timberwolves	21 January 1997[33]
		Boston Celtics	3 March 1997[33]
Mark Jackson	17	Denver Nuggets	28 December 2000
José Calderón	17	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
16 Assists
Damon Stoudamire	16	Denver Nuggets	18 March 1996[33]
		Detroit Pistons	2 January 1998[33]
Mark Jackson	16	Cleveland Cavaliers	13 February 2001
Rod Strickland	16	Indiana Pacers	9 March 2004
José Calderón	16	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 15 April 2015)

Most Assists in a Single Season
Player	Assists	Season
Damon Stoudamire	709	1996–97[33]
José Calderón	678	2007–08[22]
Damon Stoudamire	653	1995–96[33]
José Calderón	607	2008–09[22]
José Calderón	605	2010–11[22]

Highest assists per game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Assists Per Game
Player	Assists
Mark Jackson	9.2
Damon Stoudamire	8.8[33]
T. J. Ford	7.2[46]
José Calderón	7.2[22]
Kyle Lowry	6.9
Mike James	5.8

Highest assists per game in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Highest Assists Per Game in a Single Season
Player	Assists	Season
Damon Stoudamire	9.3	1995–96[33]
Mark Jackson	9.2	2000–01
José Calderón	8.9	2008–09[22]
José Calderón	8.9	2010–11[22]
Damon Stoudamire	8.8	1996–97[33]
José Calderón	8.8	2011–12[22]
José Calderón	8.3	2007–08[22]
T. J. Ford	7.9	2006–07
Kyle Lowry	7.4	2013–14
Kyle Lowry	6.8	2014–15
Rafer Alston	6.4	2004–05
Kyle Lowry	6.4	2012–13
José Calderón	5.9	2009–10

Blocks

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

Most blocks

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Blocks
Player	Blocks
Chris Bosh	600[28]
Amir Johnson	480[29]
Vince Carter	415[31]
Antonio Davis	405[36]
Andrea Bargnani	382[30]
Marcus Camby	360[47]
Jonas Valančiūnas	324
Tracy McGrady	278
Keon Clark	232
Oliver Miller	228

Most blocks in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Most Blocks in a Single Game
12 Blocks
Player	Blocks	Opponent	Dates
Keon Clark	12	Atlanta Hawks	23 March 2001
11 Blocks
Marcus Camby	11	New Jersey Nets	14 April 1998
10 Blocks
Marcus Camby	10	Philadelphia 76ers	19 April 1998
9 Blocks
Oliver Miller	9	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	8	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 15 April 2015)

1. Marcus Camby – 230 (1997–98 season)^[47]
2. Tracy McGrady – 151 (1999–2000 season);^[48] Antonio Davis – 151 (2000–01 season)
3. Oliver Miller – 143 (1995-96 season)
4. Marcus Camby – 130 (1996-97 season)
5. Keon Clark – 122 (2001-02 season)

Highest blocks per game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Marcus Camby – 2.9^[47]
2. Jermaine O'Neal – 2.0^[49]
3. Keon Clark – 1.8
4. Hakeem Olajuwon – 1.5
5. Oliver Miller – 1.4; Tracy McGrady – 1.4^[48]

Highest blocks per game in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Marcus Camby – 3.7 (1997–98 season)^[47]
2. Keon Clark – 2.4 (2000–01 season)
3. Marcus Camby – 2.1 (1996–97 season)^[47]
4. Oliver Miller – 1.9 (1995-96 season); Tracy McGrady – 1.9 (1999–2000 season);^[48] Antonio Davis – 1.9 (2000–01 season)
5. Donyell Marshall – 1.6 (2003-04 season)

Steals

Most steals

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Steals
Player	Steals
Doug Christie	664[50]
Morris Peterson	552[26]
Vince Carter	534[31]
Alvin Williams	517
DeMar DeRozan	492
Kyle Lowry	482
José Calderón	469[22]
Chris Bosh	397
Amir Johnson	311
Damon Stoudamire	301

Most steals in a game

(Correct as of 18 November 2015)

1. Doug Christie – 9, vs. Denver Nuggets, 25 February 1997^[51]
2. Doug Christie – 8, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 29 January 1997; vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 2 April 1997; vs. Atlanta Hawks, 4 March 1999; Jerome Williams – 8, vs. Chicago Bulls, 26 February 2003; Morris Peterson – 8, vs. Charlotte Hornets, 10 February 2006
3. Alvin Robertson – 7, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 23 January 1996; Doug Christie – 7, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 28 February 1997; vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 14 January 1998; vs. Portland Trailblazers, 1 February 1998; Chris Bosh – 7, vs. Chicago Bulls, 23 January 2009

Most steals in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Doug Christie – 201 (1996–97 season)^[50]
2. Doug Christie – 190 (1997–98 season)^[50]
3. Alvin Robertson – 166 (1995-96 season)
4. Alvin Williams – 135 (2001-02 season)
5. Damon Stoudamire – 123 (1996-97 season); Alvin Williams – 123 (2001-02 season)

Highest steals per game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Alvin Robertson – 2.2
2. Doug Christie – 2.1^[50]
3. Rudy Gay – 1.7
4. Damon Stoudamire – 1.5; Kyle Lowry – 1.5
5. Walt Williams – 1.4

Highest steals per game in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Doug Christie – 2.5 (1996–97 season)^[50]
2. Doug Christie – 2.4 (1997–98 season)^[50]
3. Doug Christie – 2.3 (1998–99 season)^[50]
4. Alvin Robertson – 2.2 (1995–96 season)
5. Alvin Williams – 1.6 (2001-02 season); Jerome Williams – 1.6 (2002-03 season); Kyle Lowry – 1.6 (2014-15 season)

Field goals

Most field goals made

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most Field Goals Made
Player	Field Goals Made
Chris Bosh	3,614[28]
Vince Carter	3,541
Demar DeRozan	3,350[27]
Andrea Bargnani	2,419
Morris Peterson	2,341
José Calderón	2,023
Amir Johnson	1,663
Kyle Lowry	1,649
Alvin Williams	1,555
Doug Christie	1,532

Most field goals made in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Vince Carter – 20 vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 14 January 2000; Charlie Villanueva – 20 vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 26 March 2006
2. Vince Carter – 18 vs. Houston Rockets, 5 March 2002; vs. Atlanta Hawks, 26 November 2003
3. Vince Carter – 17 vs. Phoenix Suns, 27 February 2000; vs. Indiana Pacers, 20 December 2000

Most field goals made in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Vince Carter – 788 (1999–2000 season)^[31]
2. Vince Carter – 762 (2000–01 season)^[31]
3. Chris Bosh – 615 (2008-09 season)
4. Vince Carter – 608 (2003-04 season)
5. DeMar DeRozan – 604 (2013-14 season)

Most field goals attempted

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most field goals attempted
Player	Field Goals Attempted
Vince Carter	7,944[31]
Demar DeRozan	7,574[27]
Chris Bosh	7,346[28]
Morris Peterson	5,562
Andrea Bargnani	5,534[30]
José Calderón	4,207[22]
Kyle Lowry	3,944
Alvin Williams	3,710
Doug Christie	3,698
Damon Stoudamire	3,369

Most field goals attempted in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Damon Stoudamire – 37, vs. Boston Celtics, 11 December 1996; Rudy Gay – 37, vs. Houston Rockets, 11 November 2013
2. Vince Carter – 36, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 21 January 2001
3. Vince Carter – 34, vs. Phoenix Suns, 10 December 2000
4. DeMar DeRozan – 33, vs. Utah Jazz, 12 November 2012

Most field goals attempted in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Vince Carter – 1696 (1999–2000 season)^[31]
2. Vince Carter – 1656 (2000–01 season)^[31]
3. Vince Carter – 1457 (2003-04 season)
4. Damon Stoudamire – 1407 (1996-97 season); DeMar DeRozan – 1407 (2013-14 season)
5. Vince Carter – 1307 (2001-02 season)

Highest field goal percentage (min. 1000 minutes played)

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Amir Johnson – 57.2%
2. Jonas Valančiūnas – 55.3%
3. Rasho Nesterović – 54.8%
4. Ed Davis – 54.7%
5. Aaron Gray – 52.4%
6. Carlos Rogers – 52.1%
7. John Thomas – 51.0%
8. Oliver Miller – 50.9%
9. Žan Tabak – 50.8%
10. Ed Pinckney – 50.2%

Highest field goal percentage in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Jonas Valanciunas – 57.2% (2014-15 season)
2. Amir Johnson – 56.2% (2013-14 season)
3. Amir Johnson – 55.4% (2012-13 season)
4. Jonas Valančiūnas – 53.1% 2013-14 season)
5. Oliver Miller – 52.6% 1995-96 season)

Three point field goals

Morris Peterson remains the most prolific three-point shooter for the Raptors.

Most three point field goals

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most three point field goals made
Player	Three's made
Morris Peterson	801[26]
Kyle Lowry	635
Andrea Bargnani	579
Vince Carter	554
Terrence Ross	502
José Calderón	456
Doug Christie	431
Damon Stoudamire	374
Anthony Parker	342
Donyell Marshall	271

Most three point field goals in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Donyell Marshall – 12, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 March 2005
2. Terrence Ross – 10, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 25 January 2014
3. Dee Brown – 9, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 28 April 1999
4. Dee Brown – 8, vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 30 March 1999; Vince Carter – 8, vs. Utah Jazz, 10 November 2001

Most three point field goals in a half

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Terrence Ross – 7, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 26 January 2014

Most three point field goals in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Kyle Lowry – 190 (2013–14 season)
2. Morris Peterson – 177 (2005–06 season)
3. Damon Stoudamire - 176 (1996-97 season)
4. Walt Williams - 175 (1996-97 season)
5. Mike James – 169 (2005–06 season)

Most three point field goals attempted

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Morris Peterson – 2158^[26]
2. Andrea Bargnani – 1606^[30]
3. Vince Carter – 1445
4. Doug Christie – 1213
5. José Calderón – 1174
6. Kyle Lowry – 1170
7. Damon Stoudamire – 1038
8. Terrence Ross – 994
9. Anthony Parker – 806
10. Dee Brown – 694

Most three point field goals attempted in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

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 15 April 2015)

1. Kyle Lowry – 500 (2013–14 season)
2. Damon Stoudamire – 496 (1996–97 season)
3. Morris Peterson – 448 (2005–06 season)
4. Lou Williams – 447 (2014-15 season)
5. Walt Williams – 437 (1996–97 season)

Highest three point percentage (min. 100 attempts)

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Jason Kapono – 44.7%
2. Mike James – 44.2%
3. Steve Novak – 42.6%
4. Anthony Parker – 42.4%; Patrick Patterson – 42.4%
5. Matt Bonner – 42.1%
6. Donyell Marshall – 41.0%
7. Lamond Murray – 40.6%; Tracy Murray – 40.6%
8. Walt Williams – 39.6%
9. Dell Curry – 39.0%
10. José Calderón – 38.8%; John Salmons – 38.8%

Highest three point percentage in a season

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

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Jason Kapono – 48.3% (2007–08 season)
2. Mike James – 44.2% (2005-06 season)
3. Anthony Parker – 44.1% (2006-07 season)
4. Anthony Parker – 43.8% (2007–08 season)
5. Patrick Patterson – 43.7% (2014-15 season)

Free throws

Most free throws made

(Correct as of 14 April 2016)

Most free throws made
Player	Free Throws Made
Chris Bosh	2,997[28][52]
Demar Derozan	2,533
Vince Carter	1,784[31]
Andrea Bargnani	1,164[30]
Antonio Davis	1,156
Kyle Lowry	1,153
Morris Peterson	1,015[26]
Doug Christie	953
Damon Stoudamire	745
José Calderón	733

Most free throws made in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Vince Carter – 22, vs. Phoenix Suns, 30 December 2000;^[1] Chris Bosh – 22, vs. Phoenix Suns, 22 December 2007^[28]
2. Chris Bosh – 20, vs. Golden State Warriors, 4 April 2010
3. Chris Bosh – 19, vs. Charlotte Bobcats, 20 March 2009^[28]
4. Mike James – 18, vs. Detroit Pistons, 14 April 2006
5. Vince Carter – 17, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 18 November 2000; Chris Bosh – 17, vs. Seattle Supersonics, 20 January 2006; DeMar DeRozan – 17, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 7 February 2014

Most free throws made in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. DeMar DeRozan – 519 (2013–14 season)
2. Chris Bosh – 504 (2008–09 season)^[28]
3. Chris Bosh – 474 (2005–06 season)^[28]
4. Chris Bosh – 472 (2007–08 season)^[28]
5. Chris Bosh – 470 (2009–10 season)^[28]

Most free throws attempted

(Correct as of 12 December 2015)

1. Chris Bosh – 3767^[28][52]
2. Demar Derozan – 2615
3. Vince Carter – 2277
4. Antonio Davis – 1501
5. Andrea Bargnani – 1411
6. Morris Peterson – 1298
7. Doug Christie – 1166
8. Kyle Lowry – 1081
9. Damon Stoudamire – 909
10. José Calderón – 836

Most free throws attempted in a game

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Vince Carter – 27, vs. Phoenix Suns, 30 December 2000^[1]
2. Chris Bosh – 24, vs. Phoenix Suns, 22 December 2007
3. Chris Bosh – 23, vs. Golden State Warriors, 4 April 2010
4. Chris Bosh – 20, vs. Charlotte Bobcats, 20 March 2009; vs. Detroit Pistons, 4 December 2009; vs. Indiana Pacers, 11 January 2010
5. Acie Earl – 19, vs. Boston Celtics, 12 April 1996; Chris Bosh – 19, vs. Orlando Magic, 1 November 2009; DeMar DeRozan – 19, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 7 February 2014

Most free throws attempted in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. DeMar DeRozan – 630 (2013–14 season)
2. Chris Bosh – 617 (2008–09 season)^[28]
3. Chris Bosh – 590 (2006–07 season);^[28] Chris Bosh – 590 (2009–10 season)^[28]
4. Chris Bosh – 581 (2005–06 season)^[28]
5. Chris Bosh – 559 (2007-08 season)

Highest free throw percentage (min. 100 attempts)

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. José Calderón – 87.7%
2. Willie Anderson – 85.6%; Alan Anderson – 85.6%
3. Lou Williams – 84.9%
4. Jarrett Jack – 84.7%
5. T. J. Ford – 83.7%; Mike James – 83.7%
6. Marco Belinelli – 83.5%
7. Dell Curry – 83.3%
8. Anthony Parker – 82.9%
9. Joey Graham – 82.7%
10. Andrea Bargnani – 82.5%

Highest free throw percentage in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. José Calderón – 98.1% (2008–09 season)^[22]
2. Andrea Bargnani – 87.3% (2011-12 season)
3. Alan Anderson – 85.7% (2012-13 season)
4. Jalen Rose – 85.4% (2004-05 season)
5. Lou Williams – 84.9% (2014-15 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 15 April 2015)

1. José Calderón – 87^[53]
2. Chauncey Billups – 51^[53]

Turnovers

Lowest turnover percentage (min. 1000 minutes)

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Matt Bonner – 6.7%
2. Donyell Marshall – 7.9%; Jamario Moon – 7.9%
3. Dell Curry – 8.9%; Charlie Villanueva – 8.9%
4. Vince Carter – 9.4%; Morris Peterson – 9.4%; Terrence Ross – 9.4%
5. Carlos Delfino – 9.7%; DeMar DeRozan – 9.7%

Lowest turnovers per game in a season

1. ?

Highest assist-to-turnover ratio

1. ?

Highest assist-to-turnover ratio in a season

1. José Calderón – 5.38 to 1 (2007–08 season)^[54]
2. Muggsy Bogues – 5.07 to 1 (1999–2000 season)^[55]

Double doubles

Most double doubles

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

1. Chris Bosh – 239^[56][57]
2. Antonio Davis – 110^[56][57]
3. José Calderón – 91
4. Damon Stoudamire – 86
5. Amir Johnson – 52
6. Donyell Marshall – 49
7. Jonas Valančiūnas – 44
8. Vince Carter – 39; Kyle Lowry – 39
9. Charles Oakley – 30
10. Kevin Willis – 29

Most double doubles in a season

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

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

Kyle Lowry holds the record for most Triple Doubles in Raptors franchise.

Most triple doubles

(Correct as of 15 April 2015)

Most Triple Doubles
Player	Triple Doubles	Dates
Kyle Lowry	6	2 March 2013 24 January 2014 9 March 2014 7 November 2014 16 March 2015 22 February 2016
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

Seasons

Most consecutive seasons played

(Correct as of 2015–16 season)

Most Consecutive Seasons Played
Player	Seasons
8 Seasons
José Calderón	8
7 Seasons
Alvin Williams	7
Andrea Bargnani
Chris Bosh
DeMar DeRozan
Morris Peterson
Vince Carter
6 Seasons
Amir Johnson	6

Franchise records for playoffs

Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are correct as of the end of the 2016 NBA Playoffs.

Most games played

Most Playoff Games Played
Player	Games Played
DeMar DeRozan	20
Kyle Lowry
Terrence Ross
Jonas Valančiūnas
Patrick Patterson
Antonio Davis	20
Dell Curry	19
Morris Peterson
Alvin Williams	18
Chris Childs	17
Keon Clark	16
Jerome Williams
Vince Carter	15
Charles Oakley
Amir Johnson	11
Andrea Bargnani
Chris Bosh
José Calderón
T.J. Ford
Anthony Parker
Rasho Nesterović	10
Kris Humphries	9
Joey Graham	8

Most points

Most Playoff Points Scored
Player	Points
Vince Carter	385
DeMar DeRozan	373
Antonio Davis	321[36]
Kyle Lowry	294
Alvin Williams	225
Chris Bosh[28]
Jonas Valančiūnas	216
Chris Childs	168

Most points in a game

Most Points Scored in a Playoff Game
Player	Points	Opponent	Dates
50 Points
Vince Carter	50	Philadelphia 76ers	11 May 2001
39 Points
Vince Carter	39	Philadelphia 76ers	18 May 2001
Chris Bosh		Orlando Magic	26 April 2008
36 Points
Kyle Lowry	36	Brooklyn Nets	30 April 2014
35 Points
Vince Carter	35	Philadelphia 76ers	6 May 2001
34 Points
DeMar DeRozan	34	Indiana Pacers	26 April 2016
32 Points
Vince Carter	32	New York Knicks	2 May 2001
DeMar DeRozan		Washington Wizards	24 April 2015
30 Points
DeMar DeRozan	30	Indiana Pacers	1 May 2016

Most points scored in a quarter

Most Points Scored in a Quarter of a Playoff Game
Player	Points	Opponent	Dates
DeMar DeRozan	20	Washington Wizards	24 April 2015

Most rebounds

Most Rebounds
Player	Rebounds
Antonio Davis	211[36]
Jonas Valančiūnas	188
Charles Oakley	99
Chris Bosh
Vince Carter	96
Jerome Williams	78

Most rebounds in a game

Most Rebounds in a Playoff Game
Player	Rebounds	Opponent	Dates
19 Rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas	19	Indiana Pacers	16 April 2016
18 Rebounds
Jonas Valančiūnas	18	Brooklyn Nets	19 April 2014
16 Rebounds
Keon Clark	16	Detroit Pistons	29 April 2002
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

Most assists

Most Assists
Player	Assists
Chris Childs	115
Kyle Lowry	105
Alvin Williams	78
Vince Carter	75
José Calderón	67
T. J. Ford	57

Most assists in a game

Most Assists in a Playoff Game
Player	Assists	Opponent	Dates
14 Assists
Chris Childs	14	Detroit Pistons	24 April 2002
13 Assists
José Calderón	13	Orlando Magic	24 April 2008
T. J. Ford		Orlando Magic	26 April 2008
10 Assists
Chris Childs	10	Philadelphia 76ers	11 May 2001
Chris Childs		Detroit Pistons	27 April 2002

Most steals

Most Steals
Player	Steals
Vince Carter	23
Alvin Williams	21
Jerome Williams	19
Charles Oakley	18
Chris Childs	16

Most steals in a game

Most Steals in a Playoff Game
Player	Steals	Opponent	Dates
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		New Jersey Nets	4 May 2007

Most blocks

Most Blocks
Player	Blocks
Antonio Davis	31[36]
Vince Carter	24
Jonas Valančiūnas	18
Chris Bosh	13
Keon Clark	11
Alvin Williams	10

Most blocks in a game

Most Blocks in a Playoff Game
Player	Blocks	Opponent	Dates
4 Blocks
Antonio Davis	4	New York Knicks	30 April 2000
		New York Knicks	2 May 2001
Vince Carter		Philadelphia 76ers	11 May 2001
Chris Bosh		New Jersey Nets	1 May 2007

Franchise record for wins

Regular Season Wins
Wins	Season
Most Wins
56	2015–16
Most Home Wins
32	2015–16
Most Road Wins
24	2015–16
Playoffs Wins
Most Wins in the Playoffs
6	2000–01
Most Wins in a Playoff Series
4	2015–16

Franchise record for championships

Championships
Championships	Seasons
NBA Championships
0	0
Conference Championships
0	0
Division Championships
4	2007 2014 2015 2016

Other franchise records

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In a game

Team (regular season)

• Biggest margin of victory in a home game – 42, vs. Miami Heat, 19 March 2008; vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 22 November 2014^[58]
• Biggest margin of victory in a road game – 37, vs. New Jersey Nets, 2 November 2007^[59]
• Most points given up in a home game – 140, vs. Phoenix Suns, 31 March 2006;^[60] vs. Utah Jazz, 12 November 2012 (3 OT)
• Most points given up in a road game – 152, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 13 March 1998^[61]
• Fewest points given up in a home game – 54, vs. Miami Heat, 19 March 2008^[62]
• 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^[63]
• Most points scored in a game – 136, vs. New Jersey Nets, 5 March 2011 (3 OT)^[64]
• Most points scored in a half – ?
• Most points given up in a half – ?
• Biggest deficit overcome

1. 25, vs. Detroit Pistons, 11 December 2010^[65]
2. 22, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, November 2009^[65]

• 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 – 52, vs. New York Knicks, 14 April 2010
• Most field goals attempted – 114, vs. Houston Rockets, 11 November 2013 (2 OT)
• Most three point field goals made – 21, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 March 2005
• Most three point field goals made in a quarter – 8^[66]
• Most three point field goals attempted – 36, vs. Dallas Mavericks 14 December 2012
• Most free throws made – 41, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 18 November 2000
• Most free throws attempted – 49, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 18 November 2000
• Longest Winning Streak – 11, 6 January 2016 - 30 January 2016 ^[67]

Team (playoffs)

• Most points scored in a home game – 115, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 30 April 2014^[68]
• Most points scored in a half in a home game – 62, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 30 April 2014^[68]
• Most points allowed – 125, vs. Washington Wizards, 26 April 2015
• Most assists – 31, vs. Orlando Magic, 24 April 2008
• Most rebounds – 52, vs. Brooklyn Nets, 22 April 2014
• Most blocks – 11, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 May 2001
• Most steals – 14, vs. Detroit Pistons, 27 April 2002
• Most field goals made – 42, vs. Orlando Magic, 24 April 2008
• Most field goals attempted – 92, vs. Orlando Magic, 26 April 2008
• Most three point field goals made – 12, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001; vs. Orlando Magic, 24 April 2008
• Most three point field goals attempted – 34, vs. Orlando Magic, 24 April 2008
• Most free throws made – 33, vs. New York Knicks, 26 April 2001
• Most free throws attempted – 41, vs. New York Knicks, 26 April 2001

Individual

• Most points in a playoff game with 50 – Vince Carter, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 11 May 2001^[69]

In a rookie season

• Most points scored by a rookie in one game with 48 – Charlie Villanueva, vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 26 March 2006^[7]
• Most points in rookie season – Damon Stoudamire with 1331 points^[4]
• Most blocks in rookie season – Marcus Camby with 130 blocks^[5]
• Most assists in rookie season – Damon Stoudamire with 653 assists^[4]
• 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^[3]

Miscellaneous

• Most home game sellouts – 40 out of 41 (2001–02 season)^[63]

External links

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

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