We are back. Just 92 days after bowing out in the Eastern Conference Semi-finals, Toronto will start their new campaign. To put into perspective how short this offseason was for the team, consider this: Toronto had 117 days between when they clinched the title and their first preseason game in Tokyo in 2019. And that’s including two extra playoff rounds that both went six games.
However, things change quickly in the NBA. In those 92 days, Toronto drafted Malachi Flynn and Jalen Harris, re-signed Fred VanVleet and Chris Boucher, lost Serge Ibaka and Marc Gasol to the two franchises out in Los Angeles, and signed a myriad of other free agents to short term deals.