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NBA champion Tristan Thompson heaped praise on the Toronto Raptors and also made an interesting comparison between their current roster and the team that won the championship for them in 2019.
Tristan Thompson compared the current Toronto Raptors roster to the franchise's 2019 championship-winning team during an appearance on NBA TV's The Association. Thompson noted that the current lineup possesses the size, versatility, and defensive capability to guard multiple positions, mirroring the key strengths that propelled Toronto to its first NBA title.
The comparison follows the Raptors reacquiring Kawhi Leonard via a trade approved by the league last month. Alongside Leonard, Thompson and the report highlighted core contributors including Scottie Barnes, RJ Barrett, Collin Murray-Boyles, Immanuel Quickley, and Jamal Shead as central pieces for the upcoming season.
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