"So far, in the exhibition games, the Toronto Raptors have looked relatively solid. Brandon Ingram, their big acquisition, has been performing as a scoring threat - hopefully even more than usual. Other newcomers like Collin Murray-Boyles and Sandro Mamukelashvili are quickly making their presence felt. Meanwhile, for those uncertain reserves fighting for a consistent role, like Gradey Dick, he is working hard to establish himself in the ranks."
"... Like again, this is not some argument that Toronto [Raptors] is going to finish third. But, all of these teams, like what I would say is they're a high ceiling or a high floor/low ceiling team where I think they're going to win low-40s games - because they're going to be trying to win every night. They have a pretty good amount of depth and they're going to be pushing to win as much as possible. "
Exhibition play has shown the Toronto Raptors looking relatively solid, with Brandon Ingram emerging as a clear scoring threat. New arrivals Collin Murray-Boyles and Sandro Mamukelashvili are contributing early, while reserves such as Gradey Dick are competing for consistent roles. Talent and depth provide a foundation for optimism, but questions remain about the team's standing among Eastern Conference rivals. Tim Bontemps projects the Raptors to win in the low-40s and believes depth and nightly effort could lift them above the Indiana Pacers, while uncertainty persists about surpassing the Philadelphia 76ers.
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