Toronto Raptors superstar Kawhi Leonard reacted to his first game back in Toronto after seven years away with the Los Angeles Clippers.Leonard spent one season in Toronto in 2018-19, and it was a memorable one, as he helped lead the…

Kawhi Leonard offered a measured reaction following his first game back with the Toronto Raptors, a dominant 135-92 home victory over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night. Leonard posted 23 points in 24 minutes during the season opener, stating that he was focused on winning and building chemistry rather than assessing individual milestones after just one game.
Leonard was traded back to Toronto from the Los Angeles Clippers over the summer after spending seven seasons in Los Angeles. Raptors coach Darko Rajakovic kept him involved despite the blowout, as Leonard emphasized that he needed live game repetitions to learn plays following limited participation in training camp.
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