Raptors' potential trade package for Kawhi Leonard revealed

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The Raptors are looking to get back to the success they had in the 2018-19 season, and that might mean turning the clock back by trading for Kawhi Leonard.
Kawhi Leonard has played just one season with the Raptors, but that could change if Toronto reacquires the 2019 NBA Finals MVP this offseason.
Amid trade rumors circulating the media, we now know what package the Raptors would be willing to give up for their former superstar player.
Raptors’ potential trade package for Kawhi Leonard revealed
ClutchPoints reported on Monday that a package of Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick and a first-round pick are assets Toronto would be willing to trade to Los Angeles for Leonard.
ClutchPoints did mention that a trade with Toronto isn’t too close at the moment, stating “the Clippers have been underwhelmed by the value presented in such a scenario with Toronto, with sources describing Toronto’s offer as “one-sided.”
Leonard, who turned 35 today, just came off one of his best seasons in the past few years.
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He’s received a lot of trade interest across the NBA, as he seeks a contract extension this offseason.
The Clippers haven’t shown a willingness to give him a long-term deal yet, so a trade could be a reality eventually, if a stalemate continues.
Los Angeles has made moves that show they want to get younger, so moving on from Leonard would align with that recent trend we’ve seen from them.
If Leonard is truly available, there are likely to be offers made for Leonard from across the league, as Leonard is a player who contributes directly to winning.
This past season, in 65 games, he averaged 27.9 points, 6.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists.
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