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Kawhi Leonard fits right in with new Raptors teammates as Toronto romps past Knicks

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Kawhi Leonard fits right in with new Raptors teammates as Toronto romps past Knicks

As far as Kawhi Leonard was concerned, his first game with his new Toronto Raptors teammates felt like a seamless fit.

Leonard drew the loudest cheers of the night — especially when he scored each of his game-high 21 points — in his re-debut for the Raptors as Toronto rolled past the New York Knicks 148-98 on Tuesday.

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