Toronto Raptors forward Brandon Ingram wants to be an All-Star again. Just as importantly, his new organization wants him to reach All-Star status again, as he told reporters during his introductory press conference.

Brandon Ingram is heading north of the Canadian border more motivated than ever. All-Star motivated with the Toronto Raptors, that is. The former New Orleans Pelicans forward joined the Eastern Conference franchise before the NBA’s trade deadline on Feb.

Brandon Ingram has agreed to a $120 million extension from the Raptors before ever playing a game for Toronto.

NBA trade deadline just won't slow down. Mere hours after the Golden State Warriors landed Jimmy Butler, another former All-Star forward is also on the move. Brandon Ingram, the 27-year-old small forward who has spent the past six years with the New Orleans Pelicans,

While he might not have exactly spilled any state secrets about Toronto, new Raptors forward Brandon Ingram is clearly a big fan of the city.

The Raptors haven't seen Brandon Ingram take the court after his trade from the Pelicans, but he's been enjoying his time ahead of his debut.

The Raptors have been aggressive in completely rebuilding their team from the one led by Pascal Siakam and O.G. Anunoby at the start of last year. Ingram continues the trend of getting talented younger players into their starting lineup. At age 27, Toronto will now have him in his prime years.

The New Orleans Pelicans offered Brandon Ingram similar contracts to the deal he ultimately signed with the Toronto Raptors, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer.

Adding Brandon Ingram from Pelicans is a positive step for Raptors, but they have multiple moves to make in order to build a winner