Raptors Sign Dylan Disu To Fill Training Camp Roster

The Toronto Raptors have filled out their training camp roster.

The Raptors are signing Dylan Disu to a training camp deal, according to Sportsnet’s Blake Murphy:

Disu will be the 21st player in training camp for Toronto and he will be on an Exhibit 10 deal, which will allow the Raptors to hold his G League rights for this season.

Disu is 23-years-old and went undrafted this summer after spending five years in college.
The 6’9″ forward averaged 15.5 points and 5.0 rebounds per game while shooting 45.1 percent from three-point range this past year for Texas.

With the signing, the Raptors will now have three Exhibit 10 players in training camp. Disu is joined by Jamison Battle and Jaren Rhoden on Exhibit 10 deals. Quincy Guerrier has been connected to Toronto, however he has yet to officially sign his Exhibit 10 deal and it will reportedly happen after the start of training camp, per Muprhy.

However, since G league teams are allowed to have up to six players on Exhibit 10 deals it is likely that the Raptors will cut Disu, Battle and Rhoden before training camp ends to make room for Guerrier along with two other prospects.

With the Raptors having 21 players under contract, Bruno Fernando is someone who could land the Raptors final guaranteed spot. The big man is the Raptors only player on a standard non-guaranteed deal for training camp. He can earn $2.4 million if he makes the roster on opening night.

Raptors training camp begins on Oct. 1.

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