Raptors Sign Center Trey Jemison to Final Two-Way Spot

The Toronto Raptors have officially filled their last two-way roster spot by signing center Trey Jemison. The addition comes as the team seeks to enhance its frontcourt depth and size.

Jemison, who stands 6'10

boasts a notable 7'2" wingspan. He has previously played for five NBA teams, with his most significant stint being with the Memphis Grizzlies, where he started 14 games during the 2023-24 season. His experience also includes time with the Los Angeles Lakers and the New Orleans Pelicans, although his playing time diminished after joining the New York Knicks for their championship run.

Known for his rim protection and explosive dunks, Jemison's athleticism could make him a valuable asset alongside forward Scottie Barnes. However, his lack of shooting ability may pose challenges for a Raptors team that has struggled with spacing in the past.

While Jemison is not expected to step into a starting role immediately, the Raptors are optimistic about his potential for development. The team's coaching staff has a history of nurturing young talent, and fans are eager to see how they will help Jemison grow throughout the upcoming season.