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Starting both Jamal Shead and Immanuel Quickley could give the Raptors the best of both worlds, as they continue to search for balance in their backcourt.

Writer Chris Lambert argues that the Toronto Raptors should experiment with starting both Jamal Shead and Immanuel Quickley together in their backcourt. Lambert suggests that pairing Shead's natural playmaking and half-court offense management with Quickley's off-ball scoring could solve Toronto's early-season struggles at the point guard position.
According to the article, the duo posted a net rating of plus-4.1 across 457 shared minutes the previous season. Lambert proposes moving Ja'Kobe Walter to the bench while Kawhi Leonard remains sidelined, which could also create rotation minutes for Alijah Martin.
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