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The Toronto Raptors defeated the Washington Wizards 134–125 on February 28 at Capital One Arena, surpassing the Vegas total of 229.5 points in a game decided by Toronto's offensive efficiency and ball movement. Immanuel Quickley led the Raptors with 27 points, while Brandon Ingram added 24 in a dominant offensive display that saw Toronto shoot 60.0 percent from the field and dish out 31 assists against just 9 turnovers. Washington's W. Riley scored 19 points and B. Coulibaly contributed 14, but the Wizards' 53.4 percent shooting and 16 three-pointers made proved insufficient to contain Toronto's second-half surge. The Raptors outscored Washington 73–64 from the second quarter onward, with Toronto's third quarter yielding 37 points to establish control. Toronto's suffocating defense held Washington to a 136.9 defensive rating while generating seven steals, fundamentally limiting the home team's rhythm. The Wizards' 13 turnovers and 128.2 offensive rating underscored their inability to match Toronto's precision. This victory reinforces Toronto's status as a playoff contender in the Eastern Conference race.