NBA Canada Games 2026 to feature Raptors, Heat and Clippers
The NBA has confirmed that the Raptors, Heat and Clippers will take part in the NBA Canada Games 2026.
The NBA has announced that the Raptors, Heat and Clippers will participate in the NBA Canada Games 2026, marking a significant international showcase for the league.
The event represents the NBA's continued investment in basketball development and fan engagement in Canada. Toronto's Raptors will serve as hosts for games featuring teams from across the league competing in what is positioned as a major basketball tournament north of the border.
The selection of Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers alongside the Raptors indicates the league's intention to feature competitive matchups and established franchises for the 2026 event. Details regarding the full schedule, additional participating teams, and specific venues remain to be confirmed by the NBA.
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