Immanuel Quickley Keys Raptors Rally Past Clippers
Scottie Barnes scored 15 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter as Toronto outscored Los Angeles 47-27.
- On Monday, the Toronto Raptors rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Clippers 125-118 in Inglewood, California, extending the Clippers' losing streak to six games.
- Trailing by 14 points entering the final quarter, Toronto outscored Los Angeles 47-27, shooting 61.9% from the floor to secure the comeback victory.
- Scottie Barnes scored 15 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter while Immanuel Quickley added 27 total, with Barnes also finishing with 15 rebounds and eight assists.
- Missing forward Kawhi Leonard due to a knee injury, Toronto relied on RJ Barrett's 26 points, while Clippers guard Max Strus made his team debut after recovering from a foot injury.
- The organization remains under pressure following a $30 million fine and the forfeiture of five draft picks for salary cap circumvention during Leonard's tenure with the Clippers.
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Recently, without Jakob Pöltl, who is plagued by mucosa inflammation in the left shoulder, the Toronto Raptors won the National Basketball Association (NBA) on Monday evening (local time) at the Los Angeles Clippers thanks to a strong final of 125:118. The Canadians thus returned to the winner's road after two last defeats. Top scorers were Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett with 27 and 26 points respectively.
NBA: Immanuel Quickley keys Raptors rally past Clippers
Immanuel Quickley scored 27 points and RJ Barrett added 26 as the Toronto Raptors turned a fourth-quarter rally into a 125-118 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, who saw their losing streak extend to six games in Inglewood, Calif.
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Independent EspañolThe Raptors rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat the Clippers 125-118, with standout performances from Barnes and Quickley. Leonard, sidelined with an injury, was traded to Toronto after a controversial stint in Los Angeles. Ingram and Dick were part of the trade.
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