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The Toronto Raptors may have been facing the New York Knicks’ C-Team, but that wasn’t why fans packed the Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday. New York could’ve grabbed randoms off NBA Twitter and the electricity in the building would’ve remained. Here…

The Toronto Raptors defeated the New York Knicks 148-98 in a preseason game at Scotiabank Arena, marked by the return of Kawhi Leonard. Playing his first game in a Raptors uniform in over seven years, the 35-year-old Leonard scored 21 points and grabbed five rebounds in 17 minutes of action.
Toronto rookie Allen Graves made his debut after missing earlier exhibitions, scoring his first professional basket despite early foul trouble. Head Coach Darko Rajakovic experimented with multiple lineup combinations, including pairing Graves with Scottie Barnes and Collin Murray-Boyles, while the Knicks dropped to 0-4 in preseason play under head coach Mike Brown.
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