Sunday marked another “load management” day for Raptors star Kawhi Leonard, and with the team’s top scorer sidelined to safeguard his health for the post-season a natural question arose: Who would replace Leonard’s offence?
After all, on Friday in New Orleans a well-rested Leonard poured in 31 points in just 27 minutes in a resounding Raptors win.
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Sunday, the Raptors’ entire offence responded to fill the scoring void Leonard left, moving the ball and racking up assists in a 125-104 over the Miami Heat.