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Fansided · Jul 17, 2019

Why Toronto Raptors should shift their attention to 2021

The Toronto Raptors have a ton of cap space available for the summer of 2020. However, with only a few quality free agents available, they might want to push their attention back another year.

When the Toronto Raptors signed Kyle Lowry and Serge Ibaka to three-year deals, rather than full-length contracts, Masai Ujiri had a plan in mind. Keep the Raptors flexible and allow them to dip back into free agency during the Summer of 2020.

But what happens when the 2020 offseason is projecting to be a dud? When you’ve put all your eggs in the wrong basket? Rather than continuing down a flawed path, the Raptors should pivot and focus their attention towards the 2021 class.

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