Kawhi Leonard's projected absences could cost the Raptors $613K per game, making a proposed reunion the offseason's riskiest move.

While the Los Angeles Clippers aren't yet ready to finalize the trade of Kawhi Leonard, he certainly seems ready to move on.

League sources tell @JakeLFischer and me that Kawhi Leonard joined Raptors players in Miami for the aforementioned mini-camp but to this point is restricted to individual workouts because his verbally agreed trade from the Clippers back to Toronto has not yet been made official.

The trade between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Toronto Raptors that sent Kawhi Leonard back to Canada was met with mixed feelings when it was announced. The Aftermath Of The Kawhi Leonard Scandal Could Make The Toronto Raptors The Biggest Winners On one hand,

The Toronto Raptors are figuring out how to optimize their roster as training camp draws near.

Here are some big questions we have with what potentially will be the biggest Raptors season in years about to kick off:

A year ago, the Raptors were trying to get back into the playoffs conversation. They did exactly that. Toronto went 46-36, grabbed the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference and made the playoffs for the first time in four years.

The Toronto Raptors have turned pretenders into contenders thanks to some shrewd moves in the offseason, and they hope another is on the way.