With two runs with the Toronto Raptors, James Johnson was a popular forward amongst the Toronto faithful.  Johnson is at his best on the defensive side of the ball and would finish 7th in Defensive Box Plus/Minus in the 2011/12 season.  To date, Johnson’s best advanced statistics took place as a Raptor.

Known for his above average wingspan, Keon Clark would have by far his best run in the National Basketball Association as a member of the Toronto Raptors.  Mostly used off of the bench, Clark’s 2001-02 season saw him reach career highs with 11.3 Points and 7.4 Rebounds per Game.  He would also have a solid 17.2 PER as a Raptor.

Mike James had one very good season in the National Basketball Association, which coincidentally was his only season in Toronto.  James averaged 20.3 Points and 5.8 Assists that year with a 19.8 PER, by far his best ever.  Maybe it was an aberration, but with a team as young as the Raptors it earned him a relatively high place here.

T.J. Ford arrived to Toronto and was essentially given a second chance to be a starting Point Guard.  Eventually, he would share that role with Jose Calderon, but Ford would still have a good stint as a Raptor.  Ford averaged 13.2 Points per Game in Toronto and has his best distribution numbers as a Raptor with a 7.2 Assist per Game Average while playing north of the border.  Notably, T.J. Ford had a PER of 20.3 in his 2007-08 campaign.