Collin Murray-Boyles has to be more involved in Raptors offense to unlock next level

Raptors Rapture writer Elaine Blum argues that Collin Murray-Boyles must become more involved in the Toronto Raptors' offense to maximize his potential. Murray-Boyles had a passive offensive outing during Toronto's 117-94 defeat against the Minnesota Timberwolves, scoring just three points on 1-for-3 shooting across the contest while averaging 5.7 points over his first three games of the season.

Despite the quiet scoring night, Murray-Boyles managed a team-high seven rebounds against Minnesota. Meanwhile, teammate Ja'Kobe Walter started in place of the injured Kawhi Leonard and led Toronto with 22 points, highlighting an alternate source of bench production while key starters Scottie Barnes and Jakob Poeltl both went scoreless.