Trey Jemison III is off the Toronto Raptors roster as of the team's official roster on Thursday, Oct. 15. No contract for him is on file yet.
The move
Trey Jemison III, a 26-year-old center with three seasons of experience, is no longer on the Toronto Raptors' roster. The move was detected from the team's official roster on Thursday, Oct. 15. No report preceded this move in the injury report log, and no destination is listed; he is off the roster for now.
The money
Jemison's contract is not on file yet, since public salary data can lag a signing or departure by a day. The Raptors carry $202.5M across 15 contracts for 2026-27, which puts them over the luxury tax. The cap is set at $165.0M, the tax line at $200.4M, the first apron at $209.0M and the second apron at $221.7M.
The fit
Jemison averaged 6.3 minutes, 1.0 points, 1.4 rebounds and 0.4 assists over 13 games last season. Toronto's minutes at center last season went mainly to Jakob Poeltl, who played 25.0 minutes a game and scored 10.7 points. The Raptors now list 20 players on the roster, against a standard limit of 15 plus three two-way spots.
Why is Trey Jemison III no longer with the Raptors?
The move was detected from the team's official roster on Thursday, Oct. 15. No reason or destination is listed.
What is Jemison's new contract worth?
Not announced. His contract is not on file yet.
How did Jemison play last season?
Over 13 games in 2025-26, he averaged 6.3 minutes, 1.0 points, 1.4 rebounds and 0.4 assists.
Where do the Raptors stand on the salary cap?
Toronto carries $202.5M across 15 contracts for 2026-27, above the $200.4M luxury tax line, with a cap of $165.0M, a first apron of $209.0M and a second apron of $221.7M.