After a blockbuster trade with the Knicks, Toronto is off to an exciting 3-3 start. Blake Murphy takes a look at some of the early post-trade trends he's seeing with the new-look Raptors.

In moving OG Anunoby, Precious Achiuwa, and Malachi Flynn for Immanuel Quickley, RJ Barrett, and a second-round pick, the Raptors have cleaned up at least a few of their free agent question marks for this summer, while adding another.

In acquiring Immanuel Quickley, R.J. Barrett, and a second-round pick, the Raptors have accomplished three things: They added a high-upside guard, a well-liked starting-calibre wing, and they restocked a fairly thin draft cupboard.

Change can be used to signal that what has happened so far is not acceptable. It can be utilized to get a fresh perspective on a problem. It can shake something loose that wasn’t the intention. When a situation reaches a dire enough point, change can be a catalyst, even if you don’t wholeheartedly believe the specific change itself will fix the problem. 

The Toronto Raptors threw everything at Philadelphia defensively but they couldn't prevent a historic 76ers output that handed them their ninth loss in the last 12 games. 

What follows is a look at some potential candidates, should the Raptors decide to shop Pascal Siakam, OG Anunoby, or anyone else before the Feb. 8 trade deadline.

Game by game, the reality for the Toronto Raptors becomes clearer: They are not good enough to win right now.