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The Toronto Raptors just made one of the biggest trades in franchise history, bringing Kawhi Leonard back seven years after he delivered the only championship in team history.
Fadeaway World analyzes RJ Barrett's changing role with the Toronto Raptors following the franchise's blockbuster trade to re-acquire superstar Kawhi Leonard from the departures of Brandon Ingram. With Leonard joining Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley, Barrett must transition from a primary ball-handler into an efficient third scoring option who can space the floor effectively.
The writer argues that Barrett needs to improve his three-point shooting and off-ball scoring to avoid floor congestion alongside Barnes and Leonard. Entering the final season of his contract worth $29.6 million, Barrett could either secure a long-term future in Toronto or become a major trade asset by the All-Star break.
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