The Raptors’ lineup was different, their effort somewhat better — they only lost by 19 this time — but the result was the same. The Cleveland Cavaliers are halfway to the NBA final and the Raptors are still trying to pick themselves up off the floor after tripping on the gate to open the series. Here are five players who stood out, good and bad, in Toronto’s 108-89 Game 2 loss.
Kyle Lowry
Lowry’s 4-for-14 shooting slump from Game 1 spilled into Game 2, with a 1-for-6 first half that saw the Raptors point guard score just two points while missing four three-pointers.