Kawhi Leonard can’t solve all the Raptors’ problems. Of course, that goes without saying, but the notion was especially exemplified on Friday against the Nets. Kawhi’s dazzling athleticism and marksmanship were on full display, yet Toronto couldn’t pull off the OT win against one of the league’s worst teams, who were, prior to that night, on an eight-game skid. The Raptors struggled, chipping in their second-worst shooting night of the season (39.3 FG%). When did the Raptors shoot even worse, you may ask? Well, it may be slightly discouraging to hear, but it was against none other than the Milwaukee Bucks.
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