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In this post from Fansided, they discuss if it really matters that Kawhi has yet to say goodbye to Toronto where he called home (and nearly bought a house, as the rumors go). From being a major contributor to the team, to aiding in creating a groundbreaking moment in history that will forever be etched in the minds of Canadians to following up with a leave. It's hard to say that he's gone, it's harder to say that we will have to face him next season, but it's hardest to say that Kawhi left with no goodbye. He brought us success and we gave him nothing, but our hearts in return and as accepting as we are, we have to let him go. It's in our nature as Canadians to be humbled by this and to exert such kindness, we only ask of it in return. Kawhi, you're leaving us hanging on the rim after crushing a dunk, where we are high, but still having to return our feet to the ground. We know you don't want to say it and maybe you're just trying to find the right words, but you see, it's never goodbye when you're speaking to a Canadian - it's until next time. #wethenorth

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Kawhi Leonard left the Toronto Raptors without bidding the city, its fans, and an entire country adieu. Does any of this really matter?

A week has passed since Kawhi Leonard left the Toronto Raptors. His decision to join the Los Angeles Clippers was one of many in what could be considered the craziest NBA offseason ever.

The Raptors have started to move on too. They have added players such as Stanley Johnson and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson. However, there is still one question lingering in the minds of Raptors fans: "Does it matter that Kawhi Leonard left without saying goodbye?"

To find the answer to this question we should reiterate something that everyone already knows. Kawhi Leonard is a man of very few words.

In due time Kawhi Leonard will thank Toronto and the Raptors fan base. How could a player not thank a city that was going to let him eat free for life? The generosity, passion, and love Raptors fans showed for him and the team will not go unnoticed.

Leonard is now a member of the Los Angeles Clippers. But instead of waiting for his "goodbye", why not start planning his welcome home?

In the present, it stings to think about what could have been. However, in the future Raptors, fans should welcome "The King of The North" back with a warm reception. For a player who did not ask to be here, he gave his all and beyond.

The reality is, is that Kawhi's "goodbye" does not matter. It will not change anything that has transpired. Quite frankly, it may not even give the Raptors faithful the closure they are hoping for.

There is another way to look at all this. Kawhi's "thank you" or "goodbye" may never come in words. However, it will always be visible in his actions.

When this storybook run is revisited, it will be visible for all to see. Kawhi Leonard, perhaps the greatest player in franchise history, delivering the Raptors to the promised land. The top of the NBA mountain.

Perhaps waiting for a "goodbye" from Kawhi is the wrong way to see it. Starting in October, Leonard's farewell to the Raptors will be on display for all. An NBA championship banner, the first of its kind in Scotiabank Arena.

Kawhi Leonard is a man of very few words. He will not create a social media post, full-page newspaper ad, or farewell article in the Players Tribune. However, Kawhi has given Toronto and Canada something more powerful than "goodbye."

Think of the emotional roller coaster the 2019 Toronto Raptors took basketball fans on. Think of the pride and joy of finally winning an NBA Championship. Think of the gutwrenching years of disappointment it took to get here.

Hearing the words "goodbye" and "thank you" lose their value over time. However, championship banners and storybook title runs are forever.

Toronto may never get the farewell it deserves from Kawhi Leonard. To be honest, that is perfectly okay. What it did get, is a magical year that culminated in winning the NBA's ultimate prize.

That is why it does not matter that Kawhi Leonard left Toronto without bidding adieu. What the 28-year old helped the Raptors and an entire country achieve, is more meaningful than a farewell speech could ever be.

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A week has passed since Kawhi Leonard left the Toronto Raptors. His decision to join the Los Angeles Clippers was one of many in what could be considered the craziest NBA offseason ever. The Raptors have started to move on too. They have added players such as Stanley Johnson and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson.

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"To both of them: you will both be missed. The heart you both played with. How you both embraced this city, this country and all the fans. The highlights you gave us that will be etched forever in our memories." Nav Bhatia said this in his Instagram farewell to Kawhi after Kawhi put Nav's 24-year dream into action - winning the title. There seems to be a common theme here among most Canadians. Though most seem disappointed in his dino departure, they are also thankful to have seen such a historic event unfold the way it has with Kawhi at the peak. This really speaks to our culture, showing the world while we have the spotlight, that our diversity and kindness reinforcing our stereotype truly brings us together. After all, it brought us the trophy. Sorry.

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Nav Bhatia Superfan on Instagram: "All day I've been asked what do I want to say to #kawhileonard  and @greenranger14 .

To both of them: you will both be missed. The heart you both played with. How you both embraced this city, this country and all the fans. The highlights you gave us that will be etched forever in our memories...that game 7 shot, that steal from lowry and following dunk, the many clutch 3's, the 18 points in game 3, the comeback defence, so many memories.

But most of all thank you for your contributions to our 2019 NBA Championship team. You gave this fan a 24 yr old dream that many never experience. I could never be upset with any decisions you make for yourselves and your families because of what you have given to me, to the city, to the country. 
As much as I would love to have you both here again. For Kawhi's sake, i am happy you are home. I am happy for your family, I am happy you proved your critics wrong.To the other guy in the trade, Danny I am happy you locked in for 2 yrs in LA for some very good money. I am grateful for how much you did in our community.

No matter where you play you will always be a part of the greatest NBA championship team of all time (no bias here 😁). Even without these two remember we are the defending NBA Champions. Our coaching staff are a championship staff, our organization is a championship organization. Masai did it once and he will do it again I have no doubt. No matter what team is on that floor we are the champs! 
So Kawhi and Danny when we see you next year we shall give you the standing ovation you deserve, once a Raptor always a Raptor, but when the game starts and you are shooting free throws at my end you better believe I will be waving that towel!

With love, your NBA Champion @raptors Superfan, Nav Bhatia"

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58K likes, 1,192 comments - navbhatiasuperfan on July 6, 2019: "All day I've been asked what do I want to say to #kawhileonard  and @greenranger14 .

To both of them: you will both be missed. The heart...". 

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In this blog post from the popular blog, The Daily Hive, they compiled many tweets reflecting their opinions on Kawhi Leonard leaving the Raptors. Well, we know that Nick Nurse was like a proud dad, so let's analyze what that makes Drake, arguably his biggest fan (or proud girlfriend)? Jay Gatsby tweeted, "Kawhi left Toronto....Drake next album might be fire lol." Interesting thought. Let's take a further look at what this could mean. I would imagine that Drake has been left broken-hearted by Kawhi's untimely leaving and if we have learned anything from Taylor Swift, it's that music artists write what they know. I mean, Taylor Swift does write her music based on her breakups and has become quite famous because of her, well, lyricism. Drake may take a page from T-Swift's book, but lets not forget about Kawhi. When will he get his say in the matter? We might just have to wait till next season on the courts for his response.

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He made his decision, and he gone.

After months of speculation on his next destination, Kawhi Leonard is leaving the Toronto Raptors.

He's going home to Los Angeles, but not to play for the Lakers. He's going to the Clippers, along with Paul George, who was acquired in a surprising trade with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The news broke before 2 am ET on Saturday, leaving Raps fans to wake up to a not-so-pleasant surprise... and we're not just talking hangovers.

As usual, fans took to Twitter to react to the surprising news.

Waking up and seeing Kawhi Leonard and Paul George both going to the Clippers pic.twitter.com/BhaRQsBk4i

- ☘️☘️☘️KingT843☘️☘️☘️ (@KingT843) July 6, 2019

Drake showing up to Kawhi Crib in Toronto after he got the news. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/IieStpEFpP

- Vada_Fly (@Vada_Fly) July 6, 2019

Every Toronto Raptors fan reacting to Kawhi Leonard leaving pic.twitter.com/MD6BxYPu1Q

- Denlesks (@Denlesks) July 6, 2019

thank you for everything Kawhi 👏🏻🇨🇦👊🏻 you're a legend pic.twitter.com/gVeWLKEEnw

- kale p (@kaleighpeacock) July 6, 2019

Kawhi never asked to be in Toronto.
Kawhi never wanted to play in Toronto.
He made the most of his time, and poured every ounce of his being into the team during his short tenure. Now, all hes doing is continuing his career the way he initially planned.
Respect.#ThankYouKawhi

- ty (@Ieafsdiehard) July 6, 2019

And of course, who can forget plant guy...
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He made his decision, and he gone. After months of speculation on his next destination, Kawhi Leonard is leaving the Toronto Raptors. He's going home to Los Angeles, but not to play for the Lakers. He's going to the Clippers, along with Paul George, who was acquired in a surprising trade with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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A raptor is an apex predator and Kawhi was partially responsible for aiding the team to victory being one of the best in the league. He's decided to head back home to the Clippers returning to his roots in LA. The peculiar thing about a raptor is that they are always on the hunt for their next kill. I'm no Chris Pratt and this certainly isn't Jurassic Park, but you have to wonder, since he won the title, will he be back? Animals are creatures of habit and if there is anything I've learned from watching Jurassic Park, it's that raptors protect their own. Kawhi Leonard may be leaving the nest for now, but he'll come back around. Once a Raptor, always a Raptor.

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The news sent shockwaves throughout the basketball world late Friday night into the wee hours of Saturday morning when, those who were still awake, learned that Kawhi Leonard had decided to take his talents to the Los Angeles Clippers - and he'd recruited Paul George to come with him.

It's a stunning series of events that instantly transforms the landscape of the NBA.

The Clippers, with their new stars and an A-level supporting cast, become title favourites. The Los Angeles Lakers are left scrambling to fill out their roster, while the Toronto Raptors are left empty-handed with many questions facing the franchise and where to go from here.

With a day to digest it all, here's a look at what the out-of-market media are saying about Leonard's departure:

It was fun while it lasted, Drake. pic.twitter.com/4zpHGVfetj

- NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) July 6, 2019

ESPN's Ramona Shelburne dishes on the machination of the Paul George trade that sealed the deal for Leonard, while diving into what this entire free agent drama meant for the teams, fans and Leonard himself:
The chance to contend for a championship creates a gravitational force in moments like these. Two years earlier, [Thunder GM Sam] Presti had felt that same pull, when he traded for George as part of an effort to keep Russell Westbrook and rebuild after losing Kevin Durant to free agency. Last year, Raptors general manager Masai Ujiri had felt it, as he weighed whether to give a core group that had experienced countless playoff disappointments one more crack at it with Leonard as a leading man. The Lakers had felt it just a few weeks earlier, when their chance to pair LeBron James with Davis was finally upon them. Now it was the Clippers' turn. Was it time to eschew caution and trade away virtually every asset they had for George - and the chance to close on Leonard? How would they feel if they didn't take the shot and Leonard chose the Lakers instead?
Leonard has become something of a Rorschach test the past couple of seasons. What you see in him is as much a reflection of who you are, as it is of him. He reveals little about himself, but everything about those who project on to him.

The Lakers saw a chance to build a dynasty around Leonard, Davis and James.

The Raptors saw a king, one they hoped would want to defend the championship ring he won in his lone season with them.

The Clippers saw a chance to reshape themselves and their place in the NBA.

In the end, though, this was about what Leonard wanted. His choice was more revealing of his character and ambitions than anything he could ever say.

He went home. And he didn't go alone.

All the information that leaked from Magic's conversations with Kawhi team didn't help the Lakers case.

- Cris Carter (@criscarter80) July 6, 2019

Can the Lakers start signing guys from the Big 3 or do they have to wait until the Big 3 season ends?

- Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) July 6, 2019

The Ringer's Danny Chau on what could be a sizeable gulf between the Raptors' title run and their next great moment:
Caught with the short shrift are the Raptors, who, without a franchise-changing talent, find themselves staring down a potential transition season. It hasn't even been a month since the Raptors were anointed. For longtime fans, this is par for the course.
...I was surrounded at the lunch table by fans, each with more than two decades of Raptors joy and misery under their belts; it's possible that no one on the other side of the window could recall a losing season. Everyone around me contemplated that level of privilege with a mix of jadedness and jealousy. Civic fandom had, for so long, been defined by a sense of inadequacy and fatalism. The kids outside had a different vantage. They were born of a different paradigm of Raptors basketball. But less than a month removed from euphoria came the crash. The kids are about to learn a powerful lesson: You don't know what you got till it's gone. My sympathies go to the families trying to explain to their young ones why Kawhi isn't on the Raptors anymore, even after winning a championship-they're probably struggling trying to explain it to themselves, first.

...Unfortunately for Toronto, now comes the waiting game.

After playing for two teams in as many seasons, Leonard leaves the Raptors in a far more agreeable circumstance than the Spurs, writes Ben Golliver:
Despite winning a title and his first Finals MVP in 2014, Leonard's relationship with the Spurs broke down in 2017 while he dealt with a nagging leg injury. That impasse led the Raptors to roll the dice and trade for Leonard last summer, even though reports at the time suggested he had interest in joining the Lakers. One year later, Leonard exits Canada and returns home with no unfinished business. The three-time all-star averaged 30.5 points, 9.1 rebounds and 3.9 assists during Toronto's title run, earning widespread recognition as the league's best player during the playoffs.
In Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semis, he hit a buzzer-beater that bounced on the rim four times to eliminate the Philadelphia 76ers. In the Eastern Conference finals, his defence on 2019 NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo helped Toronto dig out of an 0-2 hole to eliminate the Milwaukee Bucks in six games. Then, in the Finals, he outduelled Stephen Curry and lifted the steady Raptors past the Warriors.

The Clippers made little secret of their interest in Leonard, dispatching front office staffers to attend his games throughout the season and floating out various team-up scenarios with the likes of Kevin Durant and Jimmy Butler.

And Jerry West has now been part of the successful free-agent recruitment and landing of:
-Shaquille O'Neal
-Kevin Durant
-Kawhi Leonard

(And acquiring of Kobe Bryant and Paul George.)

There is nobody who comes close to this in the history of the NBA or perhaps all of sports.

- Tim Kawakami (@timkawakami) July 6, 2019

Stephen A. Smith joined ESPN's Sportscenter early Saturday morning to share his thoughts on the action, and called Leonard's orchestration "a power move of epic proportions":

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Dave Zarum |@davezarum Dave Zarum @davezarum The news sent shockwaves throughout the basketball world late Friday night into the wee hours of Saturday morning when, those who were still awake, learned that Kawhi Leonard had decided to take his talents to the Los Angeles Clippers - and he'd recruited Paul George to come with him.

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Kawhi is being likened to that of John Snow by our Toronto Mayor, John Tory. Perhaps it's because John Snow, the hero from the North surpassed all expectations and broke history in aiding in the defeat of the White Walkers. I guess we could say the Golden State Warriors are the White Walkers in this scenario after coming off a few seasons in a row with the title now being dethroned to make way for the northern Raptors. John Tory may be a Game of Thrones fan comparing the departure of John Snow being [spoiler alert] sentenced to the black, like Kawhi left Toronto. It's a humble ending to the show, but I guess we could say the same for Kawhi. We're sad to see you go, but humbled by your presence in our lands. Careful Kawhi, you may have defeated the White Walkers, but winter is still coming. #thekingofthenorth

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Stu Jeffries, a local radio personality for 97.3 FM announced his take on Kawhi leaving. There is something special about a long-term relationship. You really get the opportunity to open up to one another, spill each others hearts out, and share the experience of love. Then, unsuspectingly with no notice, the break-up happens. Phrases like, "It's not you, it's me" or "I need to find myself" get thrown around. To add to the cliche, Stu Jeffries demands a goodbye love letter from Kawhi. Okay, so he's probably lightening the mood and making a light-hearted joke, but is it a little too soon? I'm still getting over the fact that our star player just left us right when I thought things were going so well! I'll forever be waiting on the front lawn of Kawhi's doorstep holding a boom box in John Cusack fashion

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From Kawhi's ridiculous buzzer beater against the 76ers to keep the Raps in the running to winning the NBA Championship, Nick Nurse is like a proud dad. Though disappointed, he is not surprised that 'Fun Guy' Kawhi wants to go home. "That's what he texted me today. 'I'm going home.' And I just said, 'You've changed a lot of lives, man, by what you've accomplished in Toronto. Mine especially.' And thanked him for what he did, and we'll look to the future, and we'll look to [win a title] again," says Nurse. It's hard to think that in a split second, that one stream of words could make such a difference. "I'm going home." Leaving all of Canada in disarray, but understandably so. At some point in your life, you have to let your kids adventure for themselves and Nick Nurse is giving Kawhi the tip of his hat.

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The Toronto Raptor's went to Facebook to announce a "Thank You" to their star player. The photo says a lot about Kawhi and the camaraderie that the Raptor's brought to bring the championship title home. The Raptor's need not say more, but in comments to the post, plenty of fans share their gratitude for what Kawhi has brought to the entire nation. That is, he did bring a championship, but it is so much more than that. He brought us a celebration of the sport bringing it full circle from where it started back to its home. Fans exclaim that Kawhi can always call Toronto home and that no matter where he goes, we have a story. We have a legacy. We have the memory of history in the making. This photo that the Raptor's shared is at least in my eyes, commemoration of what he may have already known to be his "'Till next time, Toronto."

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TSN's Official Instagram page shared a statement from The Toronto Raptor's president, Masai Ujiri said on Kawhi's departure. Despite winning the NBA Championship, Leonard has still decided to leave Toronto, but not without leaving his impression on all of Toronto and of course, his teammates. He won the Larry O.B. as well and even though it would be very easy for any of his teammates to feel jealous of his accomplishments, rather Ujiri honours Leonard in true Canadian fashion for his hard work driving the team to success. He wishes him nothing but the best in his new endeavour with the Clippers and perhaps, their paths will "cross" again on the court.

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Jay and Dan, a popular segment on SportsCenter ESPN voiced their opinions regarding the recent announcement that Kawhi Leonard is packing his bags and moving on to the Los Angeles Clippers. They are a comedic duo meets sports commentary and in their tweet regarding Kawhi's decision, they show the rather drought impact Kawhi has left his former teammates. Norm Powell certainly seems ecstatic about his move despite their recent title win.  You can really see the expression in his face when he says, "...I'm excited." Leave it to Jay and Dan to outline the feelings of all of Toronto, sarcasm and all.

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