The 2020-2021 NBA season was one of many firsts for the Toronto Raptors. Amidst playing in Florida, practicing in a ballroom, and losing half of their roster to a viral infection midway through the season, it’s easy to forget that it was also the first year in which the Raptors did not have a single All-Star since 2014.
This season, the North hopes to turn their fortunes around and provide its fans with something more material to cheer for as the ball tips off at All-Star weekend in Cleveland next February.
It’s unlikely that either Pascal Siakam or OG Anunoby will pick up significant traction from fan voting or media appraisal when it comes to consideration for the contest – not because of a lack of performance – but because of each’s respective time missed due to injuries. Siakam has already been sidelined for 11 games this season while he was rehabilitating from his right shoulder surgery, and Anunoby has missed 12 because of a hip pointer that he suffered…
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