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Darko Rajakovic highlighted defensive rebounding as one way they expect Kawhi Leonard to impact this year's Raptors team, and he couldn't be more right.

Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic highlighted defensive rebounding as a crucial area where Kawhi Leonard can impact the team this season. Speaking during media day, Rajakovic emphasized that alongside his offensive fit and experience, Leonard's defensive disruption and rebounding ability are vital for the squad.
Writer Chris Lambert argues that Leonard's rebounding can address a major Raptors weakness, pointing out Toronto ranked eighth-worst in defensive rebounds last season. Lambert notes Leonard averaged 6.4 rebounds per game last season and placed in the 91st percentile for rebounding missed field goals.
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