I think it should be fairly obvious to those who watched Raptors summer league, in addition to Toronto’s 3 preseason games, who deserve these two spots… It’s Tyreke Key and Nate Bittle. Nate Bittle is a pretty straightforward case. He showcased in summer league, before injury, that he’s a 7-foot, long, switchable big with defensive upside, with passing intangibles and stretch-5 ability. With the Raptors lacking size at the center position, his ability to defend, space the floor and facilitate from the center position makes him a perfect fit for this team. Tyreke Key’s case may seem a little less straightforward, but what he’s displayed in his minutes with Toronto, particularly in the preseason, were undeniable. Key averaged about 9 minutes a game in 3 preseason games for Toronto, in which he averaged 9.3 points per game, shooting 63.6% (7-11) from 3 on 3.7 attempts per game. While he’s a smaller guard, the spacing he provides for a team that lacks it and proving he can make the most in his limited minutes brings tremendous value for Toronto.