Before tipoff in Game 3, Raptors coach Dwane Casey was asked if he felt his defence-first team might have to try to outgun the high-octane Cleveland Cavaliers. “I want to win, offence or defence,” Casey said. His team came out gunning — the Raptors had 60 at the half and 80 after the third quarter — but they also managed a lockdown game against the Cavs, winning 99-84. Here are five players who stood out with the series now 2-1 Cavs . . .
KYLE LOWRY
After two terrible games (and Raptors losses), Lowry found his touch in the early stages of Game 3, shooting 3-for-4 from three and had 11 first-half points.