February’s slate of NBA games isn’t quite as full as others. Due to the shorter amount of days and the All-Star break, the Toronto Raptors will only participate in eight matchups. However, Raptor fans will get to see two of their very best show down at All-Star weekend.
Though their team is unknown still, the Raptors have a pair of All-Stars awaiting their selection in the draft.
First, the Raptors offseason addition, Kawhi Leonard, made quick work of his return to elite status after missing all but nine games due to injury last year.
On the year, the man dubbed ‘Klaw,’ has posted career-high marks in scoring (27.