Raptors GM hints at more trades following Kawhi Leonard acquisition

Toronto Raptors general manager Bobby Webster suggested that the team may pursue further transactions after reacquiring Kawhi Leonard from the Los Angeles Clippers. Speaking ahead of training camp, Webster acknowledged the Raptors still possess substantial draft capital, allowing for potential aggressive moves aimed at enhancing their chances for a championship in the upcoming season. Leonard, who recently agreed to a two-year, $115 million extension, is seen as a pivotal factor for the team's aspirations, as Webster emphasized a shift in expectations from merely competing to a belief in winning. Toronto’s commitment to building around Leonard is highlighted by both the resources spent on the trade and Webster's optimistic outlook on the team's window for success.

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