Raptors guard's special feat isn't something many players accomplish
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Raptors guard's special feat isn't something many players accomplish
""He's the head of the snake, especially for the second group. To be available is the best thing, knowing that somebody's going to be there consistently, doing the same thing every night-defensive intensity and running the team-that's special to do, especially how hard he plays every single night.""
""Shead joined the Raptors in a draft-night trade after the Sacramento Kings had selected him with the 45th overall pick and quickly established himself as a solid defensive-minded backup point guard.""
""Even with some shooting struggles, Shead's consistent availability was a big deal, especially once Immanuel Quickley had to miss some games towards the end of the season.""
Brandon Ingram, Immanuel Quickley, and Scottie Barnes played significant games this season, with Barnes reaching 80 games. Only 24 players played at least 80 games, including two other Raptors. Jamal Shead, who played all 82 games, is praised for his consistency and defensive intensity. Shead, acquired in a draft-night trade, averaged 22.6 minutes and started 12 games in his second season, despite shooting struggles. His availability was crucial, especially when Quickley missed games, marking his first playoff action.
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