The Toronto Raptors officially confirmed on Friday that Masai Ujiri is no longer serving as the team's president and vice chairman, ending a transformative 12-season tenure that included Toronto’s ...

The Atlanta Hawks have “moved on” from the idea of hiring former Toronto Raptors president of basketball operations Masai Ujiri, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. After announcing the hires ...

Masai Ujiri has had a big impact on the Raptors, and we wish him all the best.” No matter what went down behind closed doors, ...

NBA offseason delivered a major shakeup when the Toronto Raptors made an unexpected decision. Masai Ujiri, the executive architect behind the franchise’s historic championship run, has been released ...

Masai Ujiri and the Toronto Raptors have parted ways. The 54-year-old served as the vice chairman and president of basketball operations since 2016.

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Back in May 2025, NBA insider Marc Stein revealed that the Atlanta Hawks were eyeing Masai Ujiri for a post in their operations department after Landry Fields was replaced by Onsi Saleh as general ...

The day after the 2025 draft, the franchise parted ways with longtime team president Masai Ujiri. Masai Ujiri's 13-year tenure with the Raptors ended once the draft concluded. He leaves after ...

Ujiri worked through the NBA Draft knowing that he wouldn't be back next season. advertisement. CBS Sports. Masai Ujiri knew he was out as Raptors president in early June, led draft process anyway ...

This news coincides with renewed speculation about Ujiri’s next destination. He was reportedly among several candidates for the Atlanta Hawks’ president of basketball operations role earlier ...

Masai Ujiri knew he was out as Raptors president in early June, led draft process anyway, MLSE CEO says Ujiri worked through the NBA Draft knowing that he wouldn't be back next season By James Herbert ...

Masai Ujiri led the Toronto Raptors to an NBA title in 2019. ... He was reportedly among several candidates for the Atlanta Hawks’ president of basketball operations role earlier this spring.