The legend goes that when the NBA was trying to figure out what this skinny, raw kid playing second division basketball in Greece could turn into, the Toronto Raptors were already sure, and frantically trying, to acquire a first-round pick in the 2013 draft to get a crack at Giannis Antetokounmpo. But in his first draft as general manager of the Raptors, Masai Ujiri couldn’t get it done. It should be noted the reason they didn’t have a first-round pick was because it was part of the deal that helped former Raptors GM Bryan Colangelo land Kyle Lowry in the summer of 2012. All things considered, that worked out well. But missing out on Antetokounmpo frustrated Ujiri and when the 2014 draft came around, he wasn’t going to miss out on another raw, physically gifted player who was otherwise well off the radar, which is how the Raptors ended up choosing Brazilian forward Bruno Caboclo 18th overall. Which is too bad — and not just because Caboclo ended up being one of the Raptors’ m...