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Raptors dial in defence to trounce Warriors, 113-93

They were all but written off, before the game even started. With Kawhi Leonard sitting his second straight game with a bruised hip, there was a deflated start to the Toronto Raptors’ night as they prepared to take on the pre-eminent Golden State Warriors.

It only made sense too. Toronto needed Kawhi, a full bill of health, and overtime just to beat the Warriors sans Steph Curry and Draymond Green only two weeks ago! At the very least, it was going to be a challenge.

Then, the game started.