Happy Two Years! Apologies. Bad pun, but the point stands: It’s not quite 24 months since everything got weird and that much weirder for the Toronto Raptors . But it’s close enough. With the Omicron variant sweeping North America and locally, the Raptors rung in 2022 as the only NBA team to hold games without fans after a policy decision made by the Ontario government on Thursday to limit attendance at indoor events to 1,000 people of 50 per cent capacity, whichever is less. Debate whether that makes sense or not – even when Scotiabank Arena was limited to half capacity or 50 per cent, they were drawing fewer than 7,000 vaccinated and masked fans; social distancing wasn’t a problem. But at the very least, Friday’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers was deeply weird. It that sense it was a fitting end of a year that was all that and more for the Raptors — who were just starting their lost season in Tampa this time 12 months ago and were hopeful that 2021-22 would be their re...