Nate Bittle may be one of the best two-way contract players in the league, and for a Raptors team with center issues, that could be massive.
Raptors Rapture writer Chris Lambert argues that two-way big man Nate Bittle could help address the Toronto Raptors' persistent struggles at the center position once he returns from injury. Lambert highlights endorsement from analyst Sam Vecenie, who praised Bittle's potential and noted his value relative to the league's thin center depth.
Lambert notes that Bittle impressed during Summer League play, averaging 9.8 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 2.8 blocks across four appearances. Although Bittle currently lacks a clear timetable for his debut, Lambert views the seven-footer as an effective, low-cost backup center who can contribute with his passing and rim protection.
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