Brandon Ingram has been traded from the New Orleans Pelicans to the Toronto Raptors, marking a significant move for both teams. Ingram, who has struggled with injuries this season, has averaged over 20 points per game during his career, demonstrating his potential as a scoring forward. His departure comes amid a string of health issues, with this season marking the third time he has missed 30 or more games.

In return, the Raptors acquire Ingram along with two valuable draft picks, while sending Bruce Brown and Kelly Olynyk to New Orleans. Brown has contributed modestly for Toronto, averaging 8.4 points this season. This trade showcases the Raptors' commitment to building around Ingram, while the Pelicans aim to enhance their roster for the future.