Toronto Raptors to Face Heat and Clippers in NBA Canada Games 2026
The Toronto Raptors will face the Miami Heat and LA Clippers in the NBA Canada Games 2026, with preseason games scheduled for October 3 and 10. The games will be held at Videotron Centre in Quebec City and Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
What happened?
The NBA Canada Games 2026 presented by Bell will feature preseason games between the Toronto Raptors and the Miami Heat at Videotron Centre in Quebec City on Saturday, October 3, and between the Raptors and the LA Clippers at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Saturday, October 10. The NBA Canada Games 2026 presented by Bell will mark the league's first preseason game in Quebec City, the eighth NBA Canada Game in Vancouver, and the 21st and 22nd Canada Games since 2012.
Why it matters for Toronto Raptors
The Toronto Raptors will look to build on their recent form, which has seen them lose their last two games. Last result: Cleveland Cavaliers 114-102 Toronto Raptors (2026-05-03). Recent form (last 5): 2W-0D-3L (LLWWL, most recent first). The team will be hoping to bounce back from their recent losses and get their season back on track.
What comes next?
The NBA Canada Games 2026 presented by Bell will air live in Canada, the U.S. and around the world, reaching fans in more than 200 countries and territories on television, digital media and social media. Broadcast information in Canada will be announced at a later date. Tickets will go on sale in both markets on Thursday, August 20. Fans can register their interest in tickets and gain access to exclusive presales by visiting NBACanadaGames.com.
Quotes from key players and officials
NBA Latin America and Canada Managing Director Arnon de Mello said, "This year's Canada Games will mark an exciting new chapter as we welcome the Heat and Raptors to Quebec City, the seventh Canadian city to host an NBA game. Live NBA basketball is a powerful way for us to connect with fans across Canada, and we look forward to showcasing Canadian talent and established stars from the Raptors, Heat and Clippers in Quebec City and Vancouver this fall."
Bell Senior Vice President & Chief Brand Officer Devorah Lithwick added, "Great moments in sports have the power to connect people and communities. Since 2013, Bell has been proud to partner with the NBA to bring world-class basketball experiences to fans across Canada, and we're delighted to help bring the excitement of the NBA to Quebec City and Vancouver while fostering the connections that unite fans from coast to coast."
Toronto Raptors Forward Scottie Barnes said, "Every time we wear the Raptors jersey, we're representing the entire country, so it's always special to have the opportunity to play games in communities across Canada. It's important to us that fans from coast to coast have the chance to experience Raptors basketball, and we can't wait to share those moments together this preseason in Quebec City and Vancouver."
Miami Heat Forward Andrew Wiggins said, "Being a part of the NBA's first game in Quebec City means a lot. Growing up in Canada, I always dreamed of seeing the game continue to grow back home, and now I get to be part of that history wearing a HEAT jersey. I think the fans are going to make it an unforgettable experience."
LA Clippers Guard Darius Garland said, "We're excited to be part of the NBA Canada Games this year. It's a great opportunity to bring Clippers basketball to fans in Vancouver and experience the energy of the Canadian crowd."
The NBA Canada Games 2026 presented by Bell will be a major event for basketball fans in Canada, and the Toronto Raptors will be looking to make a strong impression in their preseason games against the Miami Heat and LA Clippers.
