Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup 2021 Raptors Starting Lineup
18-29, 6th in East Atlantic
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The big priority of the offseason was resigning Fred VanVleet. Both he and Kyle Lowry will be the starting backcourt options and look to make another run. With the East getting tougher and tougher, you wonder how competitive this group can be. OG Anunoby is the starting small forward and a solid one but isn't at the level of others in the conference. Pascal Siakam is going to need to have to show he can be a number one option if the Raptors want to contend for a championship. Losing Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka is going to create a weak spot at center this upcoming year. Aaron Baynes is going to make his way over from Boston to start, and Boucher is likely to be the backup option.
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Contents
- Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup 2021
- Starting Lineup
- Most Common Raptors Lineups
- Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup FAQ
- FAQ
- Who Are The Toronto Raptors Starters?
- What Is The Most Common Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup?
- How Many Starts Does Pascal Siakam Have?
- Who Is The Leading Scorer On The Toronto Raptors Starting 5?
- Who Is The Worst Starter On The Toronto Raptors?
- What Toronto Raptors Plays The Most Minutes?
- What Toronto Raptors Starter Plays The Fewest Minutes?
Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup FAQ
FAQ
After losing Kawhi Leonard to free agency, the Raptors have not missed a beat. Pascal Siakam has been a big reason why. He is the starting power forward and has made 53 starts this season. OG Anunoby has made 62 starts this season, which is a career-high for the young guard. While he isn't the highest usage player out there, he has been efficient. Kyle Lowry and Marc Gasol are two of the older starters on the team. However, Gasol has not held up, which has led to Serge Ibaka drawing 27 starts in his absence. Fred VanVleet has usually been bench player for the Raptors, but 2019-20 has been a new year for him as a starter. VanVleet has 48 starts at shooting guard and has been averaging 17 points per game.
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Who Are The Toronto Raptors Starters?
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What Is The Most Common Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup?
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How Many Starts Does Pascal Siakam Have?
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Who Is The Leading Scorer On The Toronto Raptors Starting 5?
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Who Is The Worst Starter On The Toronto Raptors?
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What Toronto Raptors Plays The Most Minutes?
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What Toronto Raptors Starter Plays The Fewest Minutes?
Who Are The Toronto Raptors Starters?
Kyle Lowry and Fred VanVleet are the starting guards, which wasn't always the case as VanVleet backed up Lowry. OG Anunoby has stepped into a starting role now with Kawhi Leonard gone. Pascal Siakam and Serge Ibaka are the frontcourt starters.
What Is The Most Common Toronto Raptors Starting Lineup?
The most common
How Many Starts Does Pascal Siakam Have?
Pascal Siakam has come along way since starting 43 games during his first two seasons. He has started 53 games and did miss some time with an injury in 2019-20. Siakam has become the most important starter on the Raptors.
Who Is The Leading Scorer On The Toronto Raptors Starting 5?
The leading scorer on the Toronto Raptors is Pascal Siakam, as he is averaging 23.6 points per game this season. Siakam is an efficient stretch-four and has shot 45.9% from the field and 36% from three-point land.
Who Is The Worst Starter On The Toronto Raptors?
Marc Gasol has been the worst starter on the Raptors when healthy this season. He ranks 13th on the team in player efficiency rating, which is dead last among starters. At Gasol's age, he has struggled to find his old form, which might be never be seen again.
What Toronto Raptors Plays The Most Minutes?
Fred VanVleet has averaged the most minutes of any starter this season, playing 35.8 per game, which just beats out Pascal Siakam. VanVleet has moved into the starting role this season and is averaging the highest minutes per game so far in his career.
What Toronto Raptors Starter Plays The Fewest Minutes?
The rotation has been somewhat similar no matter who was starting at center. Both Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka have drawn starts at center this season, and both are averaging 27.5 minutes per game which is the fewest of any of the Raptors starters.
