Toronto RaptorsApri l’analisi completa
Brooklyn NetsApri l’analisi completa
The Brooklyn Nets defeated the Toronto Raptors 96–81 on December 21 at Barclays Center, controlling the matchup with superior ball movement and three-point shooting. M. Porter Jr. led Brooklyn with 24 points, while N. Clowney added 19 as the Nets shot 46.7 percent from the field and made 14 three-pointers to Toronto's 10. The Raptors, led by B. Ingram's 19 points and I. Quickley's 17, struggled offensively, connecting on just 37.2 percent of their attempts and managing only 23 assists against 29 for Brooklyn. The fourth quarter proved decisive, with the Nets outscoring Toronto 29–16 to put the game away after a tight first half. Brooklyn's defense held the Raptors to an offensive rating of 84.8 while generating a 98.9 defensive rating, a 14-point swing that underscored the home team's control. The final score fell well below the Vegas total of 216.5, reflecting the defensive grind that emerged in the second half. Toronto's shooting woes and 15 turnovers limited their ability to compete, suggesting continued offensive inconsistency as the Raptors look to stabilize their form.
