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A win-now trade may cost the Raptors Allen Graves, as Toronto has few draft picks and young assets to entice other teams.

Writer Chris Lambert argues that rookie forward Allen Graves could become the Toronto Raptors' primary trade asset if the team pursues win-now upgrades. Due to depleted draft capital following the acquisition of Kawhi Leonard, the Raptors face limitations in offering future first-round picks without risking long-term flexibility.
Lambert suggests that opposing front offices would value Graves' early-career contributions as a high-motor offensive rebounder and connective player. Consequently, Toronto may consider moving the rookie rather than relinquishing crucial future draft selections to improve their starting lineup.
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