No doubt both teams are still reeling from the tragic news of Kobe Bryant's tragic passing in a helicopter crash -- along with eight other victims, one being Bryant's eldest daughter, Gianna -- but the Toronto Raptors and Atlanta Hawks will do battle at Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday, with the hosts in search of an eighth consecutive victory. Toronto is coming off a 110-106 win in San Antonio, the franchise's first road win versus the Spurs in over a decade.
Pascal Siakam led the Raptors with 35 points, 25 of which came in the opening quarter.