None of it made sense. The Raptors were down 15 in Game 6 against the Bucks and it felt like they were playing backwards. For every bucket, there’d be a call going the wrong way, or a back-breaking offensive rebound, or a desperation shot that sent Toronto tumbling asunder. There was a moment there where it really did feel impossible for the Raptors to win. Credit to the Bucks. For almost three quarters, they were in control.
But Milwaukee did not, indeed they could not, win Game 6. At some point in the second half, the Raptors — namely Kawhi Leonard and Kyle Lowry — refused to lose the game.