Masai Ujiri wondered the other day about the Raptors’ attitude toward each other and the collective experience of some of the players in the true winning moments of close games.
The team’s vice chairman, who tossed around words like “too individual” when describing the crunch-time play of his team, said he was going to be closely watching the final quarter of the regular season to assess who can handle those big moments and adjust his thinking about the future makeup of the roster accordingly.
And then the Raptors went out and immediately gave him more fodder — not good — for his deliberations.