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The Toronto Raptors dominated the Memphis Grizzlies 128–96 on April 3 at FedExForum, delivering a comprehensive road victory fueled by balanced scoring and suffocating defense. R. Barrett led Toronto with 25 points, while C. Murray-Boyles contributed 19 in a balanced offensive attack. The Raptors shot 52.4% from the field and registered 31 assists on their way to a 129.2 offensive rating, controlling the tempo with only 14 turnovers. Memphis's G. Jackson paced the hosts with 30 points, but the Grizzlies managed just 40% shooting and committed 20 turnovers while posting a 92.8 offensive rating. Toronto's second quarter proved decisive—they outscored Memphis 33–20 in that frame to establish command—and their defense held the Grizzlies to a 92.8 defensive rating. The final margin of 32 points exceeded the Vegas total of 233.5, indicating a slower-paced game than anticipated. The Raptors' 51 rebounds and 10 steals underscored their dominance on both ends. This win solidifies Toronto's playoff positioning and demonstrates their capability to win convincingly on the road against Western Conference competition.