Host Samson details the Raptors loss to the Thunder, with yet another cameo from Blake Murphy.Reggie Evans Award: Pascal SiakamQR Comment: Wild-Ling #1
The Toronto Raptors can’t seem to maintain sustained success on the court. Coming off two wins against top-seeded Eastern Conference teams, they failed to capitalize on the momentum, falling to the Oklahoma City Thunder, 110-109. After the game, Raptors guard Fred VanVleet was vocal on the...
In their homecoming, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Lu Dort combined for 48 points on 14-of-35 shooting and showed a glimpse of what could be a brighter future for this Thunder team.
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Join Randy Urban, Sherman Hamilton, Amy Audibert and Paul Jones as they break down the Raptors 110-109 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Twenty-five games into the season, the 11-14 Toronto Raptors are more or less who we thought they would be. But as the trade market heats up they’ll have some big decisions to make, particularly about the centre position and it just so happens that two of the league’s most coveted big men may have...
Raptors lose heartbreaker to Thunder as buzzer-beater waved off
Raptors lose heartbreaker to Thunder as buzzer-beater waved off
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Canadians Luguentz Dort and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander combined for 48 points as the Oklahoma City Thunder staved off a late Toronto Raptors comeback, winning 110-109.
The Raptors survived a discombobulated second half and mounted a late comeback that was a fraction of a second too short.
Justin Champagnie ALMOST had an incredible buzzer beater for the Raptors to knock off the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night.
A pair of Canadians haunted the Raptors in this one, as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander picked up a game-high 26 points and Luguentz Dort added 22 of his own as Oklahoma City wins a nail-biter over Toronto.
