Former All-Stars Gilbert Arenas and Kenyon Martin said dealing with border security coming into Canada to play the Toronto Raptors was frustrating during their playing days
It turns out it wasn't just the 2020-21 season in which the Toronto Raptors had a unique homecourt advantage.
"We was sitting there like, man, we’re going to Toronto. C’mon man. My ankle hurts coach," Arenas said on a recent episode of theCrossing the international border means players with legal charges are under increased scrutiny and are typically subjected to lengthy investigations at the border, Arenas said. The former Washington Wizards star admitted to being stopped by border security due to his own legal issues while his team tried to make a trip north.
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