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Toronto Raptors all-star forward Scottie Barnes stopped short of calling the team’s season a success.
He said the Raptors learned a lot about themselves and had a “solid” season at the team’s end-of-season availability Monday.
Toronto was eliminated in the first round of the NBA playoffs Sunday, falling 114-102 in Game 7 to the more experienced and heavily favoured Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Raptors made a 16-win jump in the regular season, finishing 46-36 to secure the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference.
Toronto was without starting point guard Immanuel Quickley for the series, while all-star Brandon Ingram left Game 5 with an injury and missed the final two games.
RJ Barrett, of Mississauga, Ont., said “the future is very bright” for the Raptors.
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