If the game was a proverbial measuring the stick, the Toronto Raptors were proverbially clubbed over the head with it at the Scotiabank Arena on Thursday night.
A few minutes of inspired play in the fourth quarter — cutting a 24-point deficit to six points on two occasions — was little more than fool’s gold as the Raptors were thoroughly manhandled by the Milwaukee Bucks, losing 105-92 to the team they’ll now chase for Eastern Conference supremacy the rest of the season.
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