Four days after picking up a 132-113 roller coaster win over the Brooklyn Nets, the Toronto Raptors will once again face off against the Eastern Conference cellar-dwellers.
While the final score looks lopsided, the game was surprisingly close. Toronto held a slim 90-89 lead after three quarters before exploding for 42 points in the final frame. DeMar DeRozan paved the way for the Raps in a 28-point performance.
We knew the Nets were going to be one of the worst teams in the NBA this year, and their 8-32 record is proof that this team isn’t even on the radar of contention.