During the game, which was largely a celebration of Carter’s time in Toronto, the Raptors had Drake join the broadcast. Often seen courtside at Raptors games, Drake has been an ambassador for the organization for several years.

Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive wore a "They Not Like Us" shirt during his team's 122-107 victory against the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. This was likely not an accident or just the first t-shirt he pulled out from his closet, but instead it is the latest chapter of DeMar DeRozan's beef with Canadian rapper Drake.

Seven games into the season, the Sacramento Kings have found themselves in close games almost on a nightly basis. They just squeaked out a one-point win against the Miami Heat and in their losses have a total deficit of just nine points,

It sucks that Carter’s night was overshadowed by a rapper who has had a rough 2024. Drake also muttered some choice words under his breath when DeRozan was near him as the game ended in a Raptors victory. It’s very Drake that he took a loss in yet another beef.

DeMar DeRozan and Drake have a long history in Toronto, though Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" music video may have changed things.

Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive has come to his superstar DeMar DeRozan's defense and he's channeling Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" anthem, possibly to needle Drake. Seated near former Raptor and No Limit boss Master P,

The Toronto Raptors hung up their first retired jersey in the rafters of Scotiabank Arena. That was Vince Carter as No. 15 was immortalized on Nov. 2. It was an emotional moment for Carter, the organization and fans across the world.