One of the biggest debates in sports is the difference between a franchise’s best player and its greatest player. The two aren’t always the same. An NBA team’s best basketball player is about talent and peak performance. It’s the player who reached the highest level while wearing that team’s jersey. For the Toronto Raptors, that’s Kawhi Leonard. During his lone season, he delivered Toronto Raptors fans one of the greatest NBA Championship runs that basketball fans have ever seen, averaging nearly 31 points per game throughout the playoffs and leading the franchise to its first NBA title. When the lights were brightest, Kawhi played like the best player on the planet. But a basketball team’s greatest NBA player is about more than peak talent. It’s about longevity, leadership, loyalty, franchise of NBA records, impact, and who helped define the franchise. That’s why so many Raptors fans consider Kyle Lowry the greatest player in team history. Lowry spent nine seasons playing basketball...