Toronto Raptors General Manager, Bobby Webster, has been named Masai Ujiri’s successor as Head of Basketball Operations.

The Toronto Raptors named Bobby Webster as the team's head of basketball operations and agreed to a new contract with him on Monday, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

When the ownership of the Toronto Raptors dumped Masai Ujiri as team president last month, it led to an obvious question: Was it a money thing? A personality clash with the new leadership at parent company MLSE?

Masai Ujiri's first hire will replace him with the Toronto Raptors. Bobby Webster will reportedly be promoted from team general manager to president of basketball operations, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Webster has been with the team since 2013, and was Ujiri's first hire, per Charania.

The Toronto Raptors are appointing general manager Bobby Webster as the team's head of basketball operations and the sides have reached a new contract, sources told ESPN on Monday.

"This team is his, now, to lead and I know we all look forward to what comes next," MLSE CEO Keith Pelley said in a statement.

The Toronto Raptors have added responsibilities to general manager Bobby Webster in lieu of naming a new president of basketball operations, the team announced on Monday. Webster takes over many of the roles that fell under Masai Ujiri,

Bobby Webster has been appointed as the Toronto Raptors' head of basketball operations, succeeding Masai Ujiri. Webster, who initially joined the Rapt

The Toronto Raptors have made a significant move by appointing Bobby Webster as the new head of basketball operations, marking a pivotal moment in the franchise's leadership. This article delves into Webster's journey within the organization,

The Toronto Raptors named Bobby Webster as the team's head of basketball operations and agreed to a new contract with him on Monday, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

Masai Ujiri, the former Toronto Raptors executive and founder of Zaria Group, plans to take his $25m Zaria Court concept from Kigali to more African cities, building sports-focused hotels and arenas aimed at transforming the continent’s sports and entertainment landscape.