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Kyle Lowry, who played nine seasons for the Raptors after being traded by the Rockets in 2012, became the franchise’s all-time leader in Win Shares with 74.5 for his north-of-the-border career. Among his many accomplishments in Toronto, the 6-time All Star helped lead the team to its first ever NBA championship to conclude the 2018-19 season.

RAPTORS ALL-TIME TOP FIVE

Kyle Lowry leads Toronto Raptors all-time top five by Win Shares

After Lowry, the next biggest contributors to the Raptors by Win Shares are center Chris Bosh (61.8), guard DeMar DeRozan (54.0), forward Vince Carter (47.7), and center Jonas Valanciunas (43.8).

The second team of Raptors legends is led by guard Jose Calderon (65.9) who is joined by Amir Johnson (32.8), Morris Peterson (30.5), Antonio Davis (22.8) and Doug Christie (21.1).

The following stats of the Raptors’ all-time top five players reflect only those numbers accrued during their time with the franchise…

UPDATED December 21, 2024

KYLE LOWRY: 2012-21

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All-Star Games

Win Shares Per 48 Minutes: .172

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CHRIS BOSH: 2003-10

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Win Shares Per 48 Minutes: .158

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DEMAR DEROZAN: 2009-18

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All-Star Games

Win Shares Per 48 Minutes: .113

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VINCE CARTER: 1998-2005

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All-Star Games

Win Shares Per 48 Minutes: .151

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JONAS VALANCIUNAS: 2012-19

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All-Star Games

Win Shares Per 48 Minutes: .179