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Kyle Anderson doesn’t want to ruffle any feathers. At least, that’s what Slo Mo, the 13 year NBA veteran, said during last Wednesday’s practice. “I don’t want to be like, ‘oh, I’m the old head. You gotta do it my…

Toronto Raptors newcomer Kyle Anderson shared his thoughts on embracing a veteran mentor role, his musical preferences, and connecting with his younger teammates during practice. The 33-year-old forward noted that he avoids imposing his ways or musical tastes like Lil Wayne on younger players, while highlighting his appreciation for guard Jamal Shead's ability to impact games without scoring.
Anderson also revealed discussions with head coach Darko Rajaković regarding his on-court responsibilities, including being prepared to play small-ball center and handle the ball. Facing depth questions at center, the Raptors appear positioned to leverage Anderson's defensive versatility and veteran experience to support their youthful roster throughout the season.
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