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The Raptors' new two-way opening has created an opportunity for Nimari Burnett to earn what he's consistently proven he deserves throughout preseason.

Writer Chris Lambert argues that the Toronto Raptors should sign guard Nimari Burnett to their newly opened two-way roster spot. The opening emerged after the Raptors waived Chucky Hepburn and signed Jamarion Sharp to an exhibition training camp deal.
Lambert highlights Burnett's strong defensive fundamentals and three-point shooting during preseason action, notably scoring 10 points in a win against the Clippers. The writer believes Burnett's skill set and college championship experience make him a better fit than Sharp or current two-way guard Malachi Smith.
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