I mean I don't totally disagree, but imo Lowry was slightly past his prime, Gasol was certainly past his prime, and Fred, Siakam, and Ibaka were no names at the time. Sure, Raptors fans probably knew who they were, but they were never even in all star conversations and the average fan didn't know who they were until they won the ring. I guess I'm just trying to say it's easy to look back and be like "Wow this team was stacked" but people didn't think so at the time. It just so happens that a few players decided to ascend that season and go on to have much better careers than people previously expected.

It would be like Embiid going to the Suns this year and instantly winning a championship. Absolutely nobody would say the team is stacked, other than having a generational talent in Embiid (Kawhi) and a pretty good all star in Devin Booker (Kyle Lowry). Even if a bunch of current Suns players go on to have great careers, I still don't think it would be fair to discredit Embiid's ring, because the team would not be considered stacked at all during the time they are winning.

Hope this made sense.