Last year’s Toronto Raptors were one of the most fun teams in the league, a whirling dervish on defence that could be absolutely devastating in transition. But, the team’s lack of shooting hamstrung its halfcourt offence, forcing athletic slashers like…
Chris Harrison questions whether the Toronto Raptors possess sufficient perimeter shooting to compete as true contenders despite a formidable defense. While the addition of Kawhi Leonard provides a boost alongside Immanuel Quickley, Harrison highlights that key starters Scottie Barnes, RJ Barrett, and Jakob Poeltl provide limited floor spacing.
The writer argues that Toronto ranked poorly in three-point volume and percentage last season, leaving halfcourt offense congested. Harrison concludes that the Raptors may need internal breakout shooting seasons or further roster moves to overcome elite opponents in the postseason.
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