Chris Boucher was back, for at least one game. The veteran forward spent most of last season at the far end of the Toronto Raptors' bench, rarely seeing playing time.
Even with the team rocked by a raft of injuries, Boucher averaged 14.1 minutes of play over 50 games, his lowest numbers in both categories since the 2019-20 season.
But Boucher was the first Raptor substituted into the game in Toronto's 136-106 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday.
He finished with a team-best 18 points and made four of five three-pointers. "Everybody wants to be on the floor and last season was a little bit harder for me to find minutes," said Boucher, who grew up in Montreal. "But I can't stop.
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