Kawhi Leonard shines in first game back with Raptors as Toronto blows out Knicks backups

In the offseason, the Raptors acquired Leonard via trade from the Los Angeles Clippers , the team he signed with in free agency after winning a championship with Toronto. Leonard took the floor Tuesday in preseason action and looked like the same player he was seven years ago when Raptors fans last saw him. Leonard logged 17 minutes Tuesday, and while he was playing against the New York Knicks backups, he still put together a solid night in the Raptors' 148-98 win. Leonard scored 21 points on 6-of-12 (4-of-8 3PT) shooting, along with collecting five rebounds and two steals.