Key Highlights
- DeMar DeRozan leads the Raptors' all-time scoring list with 13,296 points.
- Kyle Lowry ranks second after leading Toronto to its first NBA championship in 2019.
- Chris Bosh and Vince Carter helped shape the Raptors' rise during the franchise's early years.
- Pascal Siakam rounds out the top five after playing a key role in Toronto's historic title-winning season.
The Toronto Raptors have enjoyed remarkable growth since joining the NBA in 1995, capturing seven Atlantic Division titles and the franchise's first NBA championship in 2019. Along the way, several legendary players have left their mark, but only a select few have climbed to the top of the franchise's all-time scoring list. Here's a look at the five highest scorers in Toronto Raptors history.
1. DeMar DeRozan – 13,296 Points
DeMar DeRozan sits atop the Raptors' all-time scoring leaderboard after spending the first nine seasons of his NBA career in Toronto.
Selected ninth overall in the 2009 NBA Draft, DeRozan developed into one of the franchise's greatest stars, earning four All-Star selections while helping the Raptors reach the playoffs in five consecutive seasons.
During his time with Toronto, he averaged 19.7 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game, cementing his legacy as one of the club's all-time greats.
2. Kyle Lowry – 10,540 Points
Kyle Lowry played a central role in the most successful era in Raptors history. Across nine seasons, the six-time All-Star guided Toronto to seven straight playoff appearances, two Eastern Conference Finals, and the franchise's historic 2019 NBA championship.
In addition to ranking second in franchise scoring, Lowry also holds Toronto's all-time records for assists, steals, and three-pointers made, highlighting his all-around impact.
3. Chris Bosh – 10,275 Points
Before the Raptors became regular playoff contenders, Chris Bosh established himself as the face of the franchise.
Chosen fourth overall in the 2003 NBA Draft, Bosh earned five consecutive All-Star selections and helped Toronto capture its first Atlantic Division title during the 2006-07 season.
When he left for Miami in 2010, Bosh ranked first in franchise history for points, rebounds, blocks, and minutes played. He later added two NBA championships to his résumé with the Heat.
4. Vince Carter – 9,420 Points
Few players transformed the Raptors' global profile like Vince Carter. The 1999 NBA Rookie of the Year quickly became one of basketball's biggest stars thanks to his incredible athleticism and unforgettable dunks, earning the nickname "Air Canada."
Carter was selected to five All-Star Games during his time in Toronto and helped lead the franchise to its first-ever playoff appearance.
After retiring in 2020 following a 22-season NBA career, Carter was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2024. He also became the first player in Raptors history to have his No. 15 jersey retired, further cementing his legendary status.
5. Pascal Siakam – 8,875 Points
Drafted 27th overall in 2016, Pascal Siakam developed from a promising prospect into one of the greatest success stories in Raptors history.
His breakthrough came during the 2018-19 season, when he won the NBA Most Improved Player Award and played a crucial role in helping Toronto capture its first NBA championship.
Siakam's continued production earned him a place among the franchise's all-time leading scorers, securing his legacy as one of the Raptors' modern-day stars.
