They still have Masai Ujiri, who built the championship squad as general manager and executive vice president, in the front office. The 2013 NBA Executive of the Year is now the team president and vice chairman,

Toronto’s history of betting on length, athleticism, and upside makes Noa Essengue an intriguing fit at No. 9.

The Atlanta Hawks reportedly "have interest in trying to hire" Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri as their new president of basketball operations, according to NBA reporter Marc Stein.

Could Khaman Maluach's unusual basketball path lead him to hear his name called at No. 9 by the Raptors? As Michael Grange writes, there are plenty of reasons to make the connection.

For 22 seasons, Vince Carter shined in the NBA. As arguably the greatest dunker the game has seen, Carter was one of the most exciting and dynamic players in his prime. However, his game was about more than just his athleticism. Carter was also a reliable 3-point shooter and was one of the best scorers in the league at his peak.

While most teams are busy scouting prospects ahead of next month's NBA Draft, the Atlanta Hawks are looking to fill a role much higher up in their organization.

According to Michael Grange and Libaan Osman, two players that they have spoken to thus far have been Maryland center Derik Queen, and South Carolina forward Collin Murray-Boyles.