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Masai Ujiri out as president of Toronto Raptors after 12 years

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June 27, 2025

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The Toronto Raptors and president and vice-chairman Masai Ujiri have officially parted ways, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment announced on Friday. Ujiri ran the franchise for 12 years, which inclcccuded guiding the Raptors to the team's first-ever NBA title in 2019.

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