Through a bad four-game stretch, at least the Raptors have learned Collin Murray-Boyles is ready to be the starting center.
Writer Chris Lambert argues that Collin Murray-Boyles should serve as the Toronto Raptors' starting center following their recent loss to the Denver Nuggets. Despite Toronto's difficult four-game stretch, Lambert highlights Murray-Boyles' defensive energy, rebounding, and switchability as essential assets that Jakob Poeltl currently cannot match.
Lambert emphasizes that Murray-Boyles provides vital perimeter mobility and turnover generation against opposing offenses like Denver's. Offensively, Murray-Boyles contributed 13 points, three rebounds, and two assists against the Nuggets, showing passing and playmaking skills that Lambert believes justify keeping him in the starting lineup.
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