We don’t really have to talk about the game, a fairly humdrum 92-73 beatdown of the Pacers by the hometown Raptors. Toronto’s squad came out fired up and once again exercised their fearsome defensive chops to great effect, holding a tired Indiana team to 49 points after three quarters and 30 percent shooting for the game. At some point, probably around the time Serge Ibaka was hitting every shot he took (he went 10-of-13 for 25 points, including 5-of-7 from 3, while adding eight rebounds), the Raps went up by 20 and it was over.
Raptors beat Pacers 92-73, clinch first place in East and franchise-record in wins
