Following on from yet another game one loss, the Toronto Raptors welcomed the Orlando Magic back to the Scotiabank looking to tie the series at a game apiece, a lot would have to change for the Raptors to get the win, but it would have to start with All-Star point guard Kyle Lowry making an impact in the scoring chart.
The defense had to leave their mark on the game too, and the Raptors held the Magic to 35-percent shooting in the first quarter. Former Raptor, Terrence Ross was allowed to get hot, but everyone around him struggled in the first quarter as the Magic only put 18 points on the board.