The Toronto Raptors are back, as tonight we hit the ground running on what could be the strangest season in franchise history.
COVID-19 continues to cloud everything within the NBA and, even more granularly, with the Raptors, who had three confirmed cases in the organization last week. It’ll loom as a constant threat on basketball, probably for the duration of the season. For now, though, we march forward.
The Raptors get their three-game preseason schedule going against the Hornets shortly. A back-to-back in North Carolina with the second game on Monday night, Toronto will play without Kyle Lowry in tow.