The future of Masai Ujiri, president of the Toronto Raptors, is in question following Rogers Communications' acquisition of Bell Canada's stake in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE), giving Rogers ultimate control over the Raptors. Ujiri has been a key figure in the team's success since 2013, including leading them to their first NBA championship in 2019, but his relationship with Edward Rogers has been fraught with tension, particularly regarding contract renewals. With Rogers now holding a 75% stake and Tanenbaum's expected exit by 2026, Ujiri's position may be compromised as decisions about the franchise's direction will fall heavily on Rogers. Ujiri's contract expires in 2026, leaving him two seasons to assert his influence amidst a changing landscape. While Ujiri has expressed his commitment to the team, the recent ownership changes may impact the Raptors' future and his leadership role. Observers are left speculating about Ujiri's ability to navigate these new dynamics as he prepares for the upcoming season.