US EditionRaptors beat Cavs 112-110 in OT to force a Game 7
RJ Barrett became the first player in the play-by-play era to hit a game-winning field goal in the final seconds of overtime to avoid elimination.
- The Toronto Raptors forced a Game 7 in their Eastern Conference playoff series on Friday, defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers 112-110 in overtime at Scotiabank Arena.
- Playing without forward Brandon Ingram due to injury, the Raptors relied on Scottie Barnes' 25 points and 14 assists to stay competitive alongside guard Ja'Kobe Walter's 24 points.
- The Cavaliers were led by forward Evan Mobley with 26 points and guard Donovan Mitchell with 24, though Cleveland fell short in overtime despite their effort to close the series.
- With 1.2 seconds remaining in overtime, Barrett hit a 3-pointer that bounced off the rim and dropped through the hoop, giving Toronto a 112-110 edge and forcing Game 7.
- The series is tied 3-3 with the home team winning all six games thus far; Game 7 will take place Sunday in Cleveland, where the winner advances to face the Orlando Magic or Detroit Pistons.
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Raptors force Game 7 against Cavaliers with narrow overtime win - NOW Toronto
What to know The Raptors overcame a blown 15-point lead and a tense overtime finish to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 112-110 in Game 6. RJ Barrett delivered the game-winning basket with seconds remaining, echoing memories of Kawhi Leonard’s iconic 2019 playoff shot. Scottie Barnes led Toronto with 25 points, while Barrett and Ja’Kobe Walter added 24 each in a balanced offensive effort. The series is now tied 3-3, with Game 7 set for Sunday nig…
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The Hamilton SpectatorRaptors hometown hero RJ Barrett cashes in on the moment of a lifetime
The Mississauga native's game-winning shot in overtime sent the Raptors-Cavaliers series to Game 7.
The Toronto Raptors won against Cleveland 112:110 n.V. The decisive three-pointer succeeded RJ Barrett, the ball went through the ring 1.2 seconds before the supposed season break.
The Toronto Raptors once again balanced with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the National Basketball Association (NBA) in the play-off duel. On Friday (local time) they scored a 112:110 n.V. for the 3:3 in the "best of seven". Jakob Pöltl scored two points, four rebounds, two steals as well as one assist and one block in 21:31 bet minutes. The decisive game for the ascent to the second K.o. round rises on Sunday in Ohio. Game six was definitely nothi…
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