The Toronto Raptors are going to dip their toes in the trade waters this offseason as they look to improve their team following a first-round loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. In the loss, it was clear that the Raptors did not have enough depth for the playoffs, especially when Immanuel Quickley and Brandon Ingram suffered injuries that kept them out for multiple games. The Raptors have to get creative with limited capital to work with, but general manager Bobby Webster knows how crucial the offseason is and should be turning around every corner to find the upgrades the roster needs. “We’ve made incremental trades. We’ve obviously made big trades here. For those who know us here, we’re always going to be opportunistic in any trade market. It’s the reason we have kept all our first-round picks," Webster said. "Financially, we’re well-positioned in the future to take on money if we have to. But yeah, it gets back to sort of what the profile of this team is.…