The Star · Feb 19, 2021
Raptors win without Kyle Lowry again, sweeping two-game visit to Milwaukee
Fred VanVleet made a big shot to calm things, Pascal Siakam spun on Giannis Antetokounmpo for a basket while drawing a foul, OG Anunoby made a delightful pass to a cutting DeAndre’ Bembry for a baseline dunk.
Every time the Raptors needed a big play, they made one Thursday night.
Those three moments all came in the fourth quarter, when the Raptors were in danger of giving away a huge lead, and all were instrumental in another impressive Toronto win.
Playing without guard Kyle Lowry, the Raptors put on one of their best collective games of the season, beating Milwaukee 110-96 for their second road win over the Bucks in three nights.