The tricky part of the Toronto Raptors' future is coming into focus

The Raptors have to exercise a $2.3 million team option on Jamal Shead, but that'll be a simple call to keep him around.

Beyond that, everyone is under contract for at least another year.

RJ Barrett is heading toward a contract year in 2026-27 if an extension isn't reached.

Brandon Ingram will be in a pseudo contract year, because he has a player option in 2027-28.

Scottie Barnes, Immanuel Quickley, Jakob Poeltl, Collin Murray-Boyles and Ja'Kobe Walter are among the guys still with multiple years remaining on the deal.

The tricky part? Figuring out if this group is good enough, or pursuing a major shakeup.

They've increased their win total the past few seasons, and they earned the 5-seed this year, but they still exited in the first round.

The Raptors will have to decide whether they believe their core is good enough, or if they need to pursue a major trade this offseason.

Their roster could look almost exactly the same next season, but whether that's a good thing remains to be seen.

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