Why Raptors acquired Kyle Anderson, and where he sees himself fitting in

TORONTO — The Toronto Raptors are either the youngest old team in the NBA or the oldest young team, take your pick. Sure, they had the third-youngest roster of the 16 teams that qualified for the playoffs last season with an average age of 24.71, but they also had a relatively mature starting lineup, featuring a pair of 10-year veterans (Jakob Poeltl and Brandon Ingram), a seven-year veteran (RJ Barrett), and a sixth-year player (Immanuel Quickley). Even Scottie Barnes — only 24 at the end of last season — was in his fifth NBA season. But elsewhere, the team had…