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Ja'Kobe Walter made it a personal goal to lead the NBA in steals by the end of the season.

Internal competition is driving defensive intensity for the Toronto Raptors following a dominant 135-92 victory over the Chicago Bulls in Wednesday's season opener. Guard Ja'Kobe Walter, who aims to lead the NBA in steals this season, recorded three steals against Chicago. However, he was surpassed by new teammate Kawhi Leonard, who led the team with four steals. Toronto forced 15 total steals in the contest.
Head coach Darko Rajakovic emphasized that defensive aggression will define Toronto's playing style this season, encouraging players to challenge ballhandlers with reliable rotational help behind them. Point guard Immanuel Quickley also contributed with two steals and a plus-38 rating against Chicago. The Raptors (1-0) next travel to face the Washington Wizards on Friday.
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