US EditionRaptors’ three-point shooting goes cold
- The Toronto Raptors made only five of their 33 three-point attempts, resulting in a 15.2 shooting percentage in their 111-101 loss to the Boston Celtics.
- RJ Barrett scored a team-high 22 points but went 1 for 5 on three-pointers, stating, 'Sometimes you make shots, sometimes you don't.'
- Head coach Darko Rajakovic noted that the quality of the Raptors' shots was good, saying, 'The ball did not go in tonight.
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Raptors' three-point shooting goes cold against volume-shooting Celtics
TORONTO — Three-point shooting is the weapon of choice in the modern NBA but the Toronto Raptors are struggling to find consistency from beyond the arc. RJ Barrett of Mississauga, Ont.
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Raptors’ three-point shooting goes cold against volume-shooting Celtics
TORONTO — Three-point shooting is the weapon of choice in the modern NBA but the Toronto Raptors are struggling to find consistency from beyond the arc. RJ Barrett of Mississauga, Ont., made one of Toronto’s five three-pointers as the Raptors made 33 attempts from beyond the arc in a 111-101 loss to the Boston Celtics on Tuesday. That amounted to a woeful 15.2 shooting percentage from range for the Raptors against the reigning NBA champions afte…
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