Toronto Raptors superstar Kawhi Leonard is a man of few words.

“That was great.” Leonard said after his one-question post-game interview ended. The silent assassin seemed surprised, yet looked more than happy to find out that the TNT broadcast only had one post-game question for him.

“No, I'm good. I'm good with one.” Leonard said after TNT sideline reporter Ros Gold-Onwude asked if he wanted another.

Watch the hilarious exchange below:

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Just right in Kawhi's wheelhouse.

Onwude asked Leonard about how he was able to drain all of his ridiculous shots in their 108-95 Game 1 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. Leonard credited his teammates trust in him to make those shots. However, all he got was one question before Onwude said they needed to go.

As silent as he is outside the court, Leonard's game spoke loudest on Saturday night. The two-way superstar opened their second round series with a band and erupted for a playoff career-high 45 points. He shot 16-of-23 from the field and 10-of-11 from the charity stripe while adding 11 rebounds, two assists, and two steals on the night.

The Sixers simply had no answer for him as he sliced and diced their defense in a variety of ways. Kawhi Leonard, along with Pascal Siakam, set the tone early for the Raptors. Both scored 17 points in the opening frame, and combined for 49 of the team's 61 points at the half.

Siakam contributed 29 points and seven rebounds, finishinig just one point shy of tying his playoff career-high of 30, which he set in Game 3 against Orlando in round one.

The second-seeded Raptors look to surge to a 2-0 lead in the series with another home victory on Monday.