Toronto Raptors announce they extend general manager Bobby Webster’s contract and promote him to executive vice president. Multiple outlets report the team’s decision is announced Monday. Webster has been with the Raptors organization since 2013, when he was hired shortly after the franchise hired Masai Ujiri as president of basketball operations. The reports indicate the new agreement is for multiple years, though the specific length and terms are not detailed in the provided summaries. Along with the contract extension, the Raptors elevate Webster’s role within the basketball operations front office by granting him an executive vice president title. The information is presented as part of the club’s internal leadership update, linking Webster’s continued tenure to the wider basketball operations structure that also includes Ujiri. No sources above provide additional context such as changes to responsibilities or staffing beyond the title promotion and contract extension.