The Raptors weren’t exactly wizards of the hardwood on Sunday evening, but they were good enough.
Then came the fourth and the Raptors decided to take their game to the edges of desperation to secure the win.
Toronto’s Big 3 of Anunoby, Fred VanVleet and Pascal Siakam — who began the night by going scoreless in the opening 12 minutes — combined for 76 points.Article contentThe one discouraging note played out in that third quarter when Washington torched the Raptors for 38 points after scoring 46 points during the opening half.
When Siakam goes scoreless, one would think the Raptors would have a tough time on the offensive end.
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