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Mauling by LaMelo Ball, Wolves for Kawhi-less Raptors was reminder of road not taken…

The Toronto Sun argues that the Toronto Raptors made the correct decision trading for Kawhi Leonard rather than pursuing LaMelo Ball. Leonard was a late scratch on Sunday in Minneapolis, while Ball excelled for his new team, prompting questions about Toronto's summer trade choices. However, the writer contends that Leonard remains a more dominant, proven force and a better fit despite injury concerns.
The Raptors previously explored acquiring Ball from the Charlotte Hornets before the Minnesota Timberwolves secured him in a trade featuring Naz Reid and draft picks. The article notes that Toronto lacked a competitive package to match Minnesota's offer for Ball. Ultimately, the writer maintains that Leonard provides superior defense and reliable impact over the younger point guard.
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