They were faint, but if you listened closely, you could make them out: When Dalano Banton stepped to the line late in what ended up being a comfortable win for the Raptors 905, a smattering of fans began chanting ‘MVP’. Of this particular game? There’s no question. Barely 12 hours after the Raptors rookie from Rexdale was being singled out by head coach Nick Nurse for his contributions off the bench in Sunday night’s win over the visiting Washington Wizards , Banton was back on the floor at Scotiabank Arena for another game, this time a G-League matinee with the 905. An 11 a.m. ET tip in a mostly empty gym isn’t normally the kind of thing that gets the blood flowing for NBA players who are used to being at their best after sundown in arenas that pulse, but Banton was ready. Against the visiting Capitol City Go-Go — the Wizards’ G-League team — Banton checked in midway through the first quarter, roughly mimicking the rotation pattern he’s gotten used to coming off the bench with t...