Probably best known for winning the 1991 Slam Dunk contest and starting for a spell with Boston, Dee Brown had two and half seasons as a Toronto Raptor.  Brown averaged 10.1 Points per Game in Toronto, which is not that much less than he had as a Celtic.

A member of the inaugural season team for the Raptors, Carlos Rogers would have his most productive year as Toronto turned two.  Rogers finished with 9.8 Points per Game and career high numbers in Steals and Blocks per Game.  He would also have a career high PER of 17.0.

Going from the NBA Champion Houston Rockets to the expansion Toronto Raptors Tracy Murray knew he was going to win less but play a lot more.

How could Cory Joseph not be loved in Toronto?  He is a Torontonian after all!  After winning the NBA Title with San Antonio, Joseph would become a Raptor and play for his hometown team.  The Guard has been used mostly off of the bench and has done well for Toronto especially in clutch situations.  Joseph was traded after two seasons to Indiana, and he averaged 8.9 Points per Game as a Raptor.