The information gathering part of the NBA off-season is over for the Raptors now and the time has come to take what they’ve learned, come up with further developmental plans and be ready to hit the ground running when training camp begins next month.
The games were not of huge significance, but the play was: a chance for young players who may fit into the team’s future to learn what’s expected of them, and what they have to work on.
“At this level, I believe it’s all about matchups and exploiting the defence and being able to manipulate the defence, and seeing what’s best for you as an offensive team,” the recently acquired Precious Achiuwa said.