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Allen Graves stopped and shook every reporter's hand before he stepped into his post-practice media scrum on Monday.

Toronto Raptors rookie Allen Graves has stated he is ready to take on any role the team requires this season, including potentially playing in the G-League with Raptors 905. Selected 19th overall in the recent draft out of Santa Clara University, the 20-year-old forward emphasized his willingness to embrace whatever developmental plan head coach Darko Rajakovic and the organization design for him.
Rajakovic praised Graves for his professionalism and attention to detail during training camp and the preseason. In his recent exhibition appearance, Graves recorded nine points and eight rebounds across 23 minutes during Toronto's 129-125 preseason loss to the Detroit Pistons, as the coaching staff continues to emphasize long-term player development over immediate rotation minutes.
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